Show off your notebooks

[Nico1970]

A recent haul to get the show on the road:



The Corcho Slim Notebook ('cork' in Spanish, albeit it is from a Japanese brand) is beautifully simplistic and very tactile.

The Moleskine Professional Notebook is a personal favourite for organisational work, although, at only 70 g/m2 it isn't the best with fountain pens...

 

[Northam Saint]

To the left my homemade leather bound Rhodia, some may well remember me selling a few on the other forum.

To the right a Conceptum hardback notebook.

I also use a Filofax Personal and Moleskine.

 

[wazza]

Nothing exciting but for myself, Rohodia A5 note pads. Got 10 for the price of 1.

 

[Darkbulb]

A recent haul to get the show on the road:



The Corcho Slim Notebook ('cork' in Spanish, albeit it is from a Japanese brand) is beautifully simplistic and very tactile.

The Moleskine Professional Notebook is a personal favourite for organisational work, although, at only 70 g/m2 it isn't the best with fountain pens...

I like the Moleskine brand/concept/product diversity but yeah the paper is overpriced and kinda shite
Gotta look into the Corcho!

 

[Nico1970]

Has anyone tried Ogami yet? These notebooks are made from stone. Yes, really!

A lot of mixed reviews from the various forums but IME, they are the most luxurious and comfortable writing experience that can be had. Sure, it takes a while longer for FP ink to dry but that only adds to the mindfulness of it all.

 

[Darkbulb]

Not a notebook but a Popov Leather Field Note sized leather case
I've been using it rather extensively for the past couple of months and it's aging wonderfully

 

[Reevers]

I grabbed a pack of 5off Oxford A5 notebooks yesterday. These tick all the boxes for me:

• Spiral-bound
• Perforated edges
• Lined
• 90g/sqm
• Nice, smooth surface

£10.21 delivered to your door!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00IGWY06E/ref=twister_B00VM5RFY6?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1