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Does anyone know of any third-party cases for Franklin Covey compact-sized ring-binder inserts?

 

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The Franklin Covey (or older Franklin Quest) seems to be a unique size from what I have found. They are 4 1/4" wide which makes them about 1/2" wider than the Filofax personal/slimline or the DayRunner. You might be able to fit them into a Filofax or Day Runner planner depending on how much overhang the cover has and whether you use tabbed dividers. The wider width may also be in the way of the pen loop in either of those binders. Hole spacing seems to be the same though.



There is a seller on ebay who sells a lot of older Franklin Quest / Covey binders, mostly second hand and you may find a style there not currently available. I just picked up two in a light tan, natural looking leather with a beautiful patina from use. Certainly not "boardroom" planners but if Indiana Jones had used a Franklin Covey this would have been the one.



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if you want a Franklin Covey binder for the compact size, please contact me backchannel, I have one, Nappa Leather , zippered binder that I havent used, and is practically brand new.

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