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Version: 3.10 Copyright © 2009 by SProctor
A Paper Review:

Date:
Maker/Brand:

Model:
Style/Type:

Color/Texture:
Weight/Size:

Other Identifying Characteristics:
Choose Type:

Notebook
Ruling:

Ruling Width:
Bound?

Color/Darkness of Lines:
Type of Binding:

Cover Material:
Pad Stationery Calendar Planner Sheets
Lies Flat:

Opens Flat:
Page Corners:

Hot/Cold Press:

Deckled Edge:
Blank Ruled Graph French Ruled
Square
Extras:

Closure(s):

Pocket(s):

Bookmark(s)/Ribbon(s):
Pen #1 Pen #2
Maker:

Maker:
Model:

Model:
Nib Sz/Material:

Nib Sz/Material:
Ink #1 Ink #2
Brand/Model:

Brand/Model:
Color/Type:

Color/Type:
Initial Observations:
Feathering/Bleedthrough/Show Through:
Tactile Feedback/Drag/Toothiness:
Unusual Dry Times:
Appearance, Design & Durability:
Fountain Pen Friendly? If No, Why?
Works Well With Other Media, Watercolors, Markers, Etc:
Value, Comparison to Other Brands/Models/Sizes:
Overall Conclusions:
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