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Hi All,

 

First time posting on here.

I have recently become fascinated with the fountain pen and paper realm.

 

Curious if anyone has seen my dream notebook?

 

!!WANTED!!

 

B5

Threadbound

Hardcover

90+ sheets

FP Friendly paper (obvious no?)

Dot Grid

Multiple ribbons

Numbered pages

81 - 100 gsm

10-20 perforated pages

 

 

If not? How do I find a manufacturer to create this unicorn notebook?

 

I appreciate all your advice in advance.

 

Best,

 

Oscar

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Try a Leuchtturm notebook from Gouletpens.com. They have everything you're looking for except one thing. Their B5 notebooks are soft cover. But they also have the Master and the Master Slim, which are big and hard cover. And I think they also have Rhodia hard cover notebooks, too.

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Hi All,

 

First time posting on here.

I have recently become fascinated with the fountain pen and paper realm.

 

Curious if anyone has seen my dream notebook?

 

!!WANTED!!

 

B5

Threadbound

Hardcover

90+ sheets

FP Friendly paper (obvious no?)

Dot Grid

Multiple ribbons

Numbered pages

81 - 100 gsm

10-20 perforated pages

 

 

If not? How do I find a manufacturer to create this unicorn notebook?

 

I appreciate all your advice in advance.

 

Best,

 

Oscar

 

Difficult to get those exact specs... Clairefontaine's 9740C is close to my dream notebook:

 

The best paper in the known universe (and I have Tomoe River).

17x22 cm (close to B5, I think).

96 blank sheets.

Cloth bound.

 

It's so perfect I dare not disturb it with my writing!

"The trouble with the world is that the stupid are cocksure and the intelligent are full of doubt."

 

B. Russell

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