TRAVELER'S Company Notebook Refill 001 [Lined] Reviews

4.9 Rating 33 Reviews

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We believe in Good Things, Always. The Journal Shop is a collection of all things stationery and paper goods that we love, use, and care for. Deeply inspired by our trips to Japan and our affection for their craftsmanship and culture, we brought together designs for your desk and home from all over the globe that we hope will bring you joy and comfort while sparking your curiosity and creativity.

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“Very nice quality paper takes various forms of writing pens with out any problem”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Great paper for fountain pens and other inks too. Nice size and the Midori covers age nicely.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Really pleased with my purchase, great quality and a good price. Very happy with the postage time. I haven't bought the notebook cover yet but will do soon - for the time being the notebooks work well on their own.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“I'm very happy with this lined notebook, thank you !!!!!!!!!”

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Posted 11 years ago

“Finally I have found a note book that will accept my fountain pen with no nonsense. No bleed through a wee bit ghosting when using black. I love to write this paper is an absolute dream. The quality and feel off the paper is fantastic. I have also used my water coloured pencils in my notebook and still no bleed through amazing 5***** from me.”

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Posted 11 years ago

“The paper is really good and ruled well. Will order more in the future”

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Posted 12 years ago

“These little note books are great I really approve of the way they hook into the leather binder. The paper is great quality for ink or pencil. My fine nib fountain pen write really well on the medium.”

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Posted 12 years ago

“I use this refill for both writing but also drawing with waterpaint. Even though the paper gets wet from the paint, after it dries there is no bleed through from the artwork. Very perfect.”

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Posted 12 years ago