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Lochby, A5 Field Jornal And Tool Roll

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Probably one of the most complete journal case and Pen roll I have ever seen. That's why I'm showing it to you.

 

The Field Journal and the pen roll consists of waxed canvas. You can use their A5 softcover notebooks that features fountain pen friendly Tomoe River 68g paper.

The journal case is designed to fit 4 notebooks perfectly, and has a few pockets on the inside as well as one on the back.

The pen roll has a metalic hook that keeps the pouch securely closed. I never expect it to loosen up, it keeps the pouch closed very well. It can hold at least 9 fountain pens.

 

I have taken some photos. Hope you like them.

 

 

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Y es te es el "Pen roll"

 

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Hello there, nice pics. I stocked up many notebooks from his previous company Bond Travel Gear. What Sailor pen is that one in the loop?

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Whoa, this is what I spent the weekend looking for! A non-leather, A5 sized, multi-notebook cover that could hold a few pens in a pocket!

 

But because I didn't see this in time, I ordered a Kokuyo Systemic Cover instead...

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I got the Field Journal. It’s nice, but I wish I would have bought the Bond Travel Gear version. Maybe in time I’ll like the direction they took when they rebranded and changed the designs. I think I would have preferred the zipper version.

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I got the Field Journal. Its nice, but I wish I would have bought the Bond Travel Gear version. Maybe in time Ill like the direction they took when they rebranded and changed the designs. I think I would have preferred the zipper version.

I just ordered the field journal. What are the major differences between it and the previous iteration? Just a zipper?

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The Lochby added a pen loop, and has thinner notebooks. The Lochby does have straps to hold in the notebooks so they don’t fall out. I think it accommodates up to 3.

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The Lochby added a pen loop, and has thinner notebooks. The Lochby does have straps to hold in the notebooks so they don’t fall out. I think it accommodates up to 3.

 

Thanks. I'm glad to have the pen loop. I don't care about the notebooks - it comes with one, but I'm well supplied with Rhodia side-stapled A5 notebooks, which I will use instead.

 

I wanted the brown, but when they announced the price was going up, I went ahead and got the black, which will be fine.

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