TRAVELER'S Company Passport Notebook Refill 004 [Zipper Pocket] Reviews

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“excellent piece of kit ,very handy for odds and ends”

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Posted 12 years ago

“Fits into my Passport Midori perfectly,very pleased”

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Posted 12 years ago

“This has a zippered compartment, a long pocket and a card wallet that so far has 10 cards stuffed in it with no signs of it stretching, or being unable to cope (5 in each slot), but still holds just one or two cards perfectly well. Excellent quality, no plastic chemical smell, sturdy, flat zipper and the pockets don't stick together if you leave them empty. I wish they made this style in the large one.”

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Posted 12 years ago

“Refill 004 is also in preparation for my Star Ferry delivery! I know that I shall need more than the one that is already advacnced ordered and it makes sense to stay with the brand designed to do the job properly. Well done Midori and TJS. Thanks.”

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Posted 13 years ago

“I already bought a zipper pocket for my standard size 5th anniversary Traveler's Notebook and ordered this passport sized version in anticipation of the Star Ferry edition. It adds so much to the practicality and enjoyment of my book. It is well made and, although somewhat pricey like all TN accessories, well worth it. As always immaculately packed, promptly delivered and accurately processed. Well done and thanks to everyone at The Journal Shop!”

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Posted 13 years ago