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I've not tried Nordic Pens. The name shows up a bit in Market Watch and the prices seem quite good. I'll have to check them out. Thanks for the info, Jim

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I bought one last night direct from Pelle, l also have a midori coming too. Can't resist those leather covers! Thanks for the review.

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I bought the passport size from JetPens with a lined refill. The paper does not seem to be bad at all. I use mainly fine point, but fairly wet writers and they do not seem to bleed through or feather too badly. I will give my Falcon Medium a try and see what happens. The Midori passport notebooks fit into the small Pelle, and their paper is quite nice. Smoother, and seemingly thinner.

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Hi Guys,

I've a Pelle notebook and I love it. I was looking to buy some refils but their website is offline. Does anybody have any information? Or somewhere else to purchase their refils?

thanks!

Gabriele

Writing with a ballpoint versus a fountain pen is like using microsoft word versus LaTex...it's just not the same...

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I have two Pelle journals that I really like and use regularly however I am not surprised to heard the web site is gone the last time I ordered from them in May they were out of stock on most of the items I wanted and the shipping was much slower than in the past. Jetpens and the other retailers that used to have the Pelle line all have been out of stock or no longer carry them. I was sad to see this n it was nice to see a US ( California) made alternative to the Midori.

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it is sad that they seem to no longer be in business. I enjoy my Pelle small (passport) size journal, and it looks like now I will either need to make my own refills (which I just tried my hand at with a chronodex) or purchase Midori refills.

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