Hardcover Full Cloth Journals -- Small/Cafe'

I've been making a lot of books with a winter blue cloth lately. I skipped coordinating fancy papers in the case of these books, encasing them completely in cloth. They feel really good in your hands. Trust me. With fountain pen friendly paper, thick boards, and a cloth spine, this book is a lovely combination of flexible and durable and will be a dependable companion for writing (or drawing!) in your favorite coffeeshop -- whether you brought a pencil box or your currently inked fountain pen.

Size: : 5.5 X 4.25 inches

Binding: Casebound with archival materials; white endpapers; matching endbands

Cover: Bookcloth over boards

Paper: 24lb Classic Crest "Whitestone"; 200 lined pages.

About this Binding:

When we think of a "hardcover" book, we usually mean a casebound tome. After the textblock is sewn, glued, and reinforced, it is cased-in to the cover. What results is a durable book that will last for a few lifetimes. Casebound books are generally a sort of compromise between the wide-opening longstitch binding and the need for some rigidity and/or the desire for a more "traditional" book. I carefully measure and construct my own casebound books to open more easily than usual, without sacrificing security or structural integrity.