Product Features
- Custom made Logger's Leather from American Tannery
- Interior vegetable tanned leather for a unique contrast
- Will protect and wear better with age and use
- Perfect for travel, meetings, & on-the-go note-taking
- Fits most standard softcover journals (including Strathmore Notes and Moleskine)
- Monogram up to 3 letters in lower right
- Purchase notebook refills here
- Small Journal dimensions: 3 7/8" x 6" (will fit 3.5" x 5.5" notebooks)
- Medium Journal dimensions: 5 3/8" x 8 3/4" (will fit 5" x 8.25" notebooks)
Description
Handsome leather journal cover to protect your notebook. Monogrammed journal covers are great for business meetings and on-the-go note taking. Mark it yours with a gold monogram! Order Strathmore Notes notebook refill here. Small Journal dimensions: 3 7/8" x 6" (will fit 3.5" x 5.5" notebooks). Medium Journal dimensions: 5 3/8" x 8 3/4" (will fit 5" x 8.25" notebooks).
The LeatherCraft Collection
Quality & Craftsmanship:
The LeatherCraft Collection features classic, simple and functional designs constructed from American made oil tanned leather, and antique brass hardware.
Add A Monogram:
Make a statement with a monogram in gold foil for an added touch of personalization using the age-old technique of foil stamping.
Logger's Leather
Made from the best American tanned leathers we could find: the Thiele Tanning Company in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. It's the kind of leather that withstands the true test of time and develops its own unique character with everyday use.
True Quality
Full-grain leather is one piece of solid leather that has not been buffed, sanded or treated. It remains as original as possible. There may be imperfections already present on the leather, which is a true testament to its authenticity.
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There are two places to look for the "A" model number, depending on OS version. For the newer OS, you will have to go to Settings > General > About > Legal > Regulatory. You will find the "A" model number on the top. It will look something like this: A1396
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