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Although their paper is not my first choice for FP use, I do love the look of the new limited edition The Hobbit Moleskine. Not a re-print of last year's notebook, it is large size, ruled pages, with 11 illustrations & quotations from original first edition of The Hobbit. And with a red foil printed Smaug at the top of the black front cover. Bit pricey but can I resist............?

 

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Moleskine does these limited productions. I got some nice Peanuts books a few years back...

 

Must have a look at the Hobbit ones...

 

Indeed the paper on some Moleskine is not FP friendly, on others it seems better..

 

 

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Yes the paper is inconsistent, although I do successfully use their heavier-weight (145gsm?) sketchbooks as journals. I didn't get a Peanuts editions but got a Woodstock one many moons ago

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I'm still plodding through the Hobbit V1 but always find that Pelikan 4001 Blue-Black works a treat on Moleskine paper, especially with a F or EF nib.

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