Refillable Leather Journals and Notepads

[TimmyBoston]

I'm looking for a leather refillable journal/notepad and a another smaller notepad (small enough to fit in a pocket) Does anyone know where these can be attained?

I can find tons of non-refillable ones, but I really want a refillable one.

Thanks all!

 

[TimmyBoston]

One more question: I like the look of Moleskine notebooks; Does anyone know if any of their products are refillable?

Thanks again!

 

[Graham]

One more question: I like the look of Moleskine notebooks; Does anyone know if any of their products are refillable?

Thanks again!

I also had a hankering for a refillable moleskin textured journal/writing pad, I looked everywhere, no such luck. But, last year I took my wife to Venice, Italy for her birthday and low and behold there is a journal/ink/quill pen shop on the Rialto Bridge that satisfied all my needs, they have every conceivable variation of journal/pad you could possibly want . I bought six and enough refills to keep me going for a number of years, I have seen these nowhere else.

 

[Mama Bear]

One more question: I like the look of Moleskine notebooks; Does anyone know if any of their products are refillable?

Thanks again!

I believe that all the moleskines are hardbound and are not refillable.. but that is one of the things I like about them.. if I write in my moleskine, it is something I probably want to keep.

There is an entire section at Borders Books that has refillable notebooks.. I have found a few that I absolutely adore there... also any stationary stores.. but I can go quite broke in those stores also....

 

[misterjoshua]

I like their Stanley line of products...

Josh

 

[Trev1960]

Trey these,
http://www.renaissance-art.com/catg19/category.aspx

I do have there normal journals but not the refillable ones.

Terry

 

[Taz]

I like their Stanley line of products...

Josh

+1 Love their stuff

 

[Trev1960]

Trey these,
http://www.renaissance-art.com/catg19/category.aspx

I do have there normal journals but not the refillable ones.

Terry

 

[TimmyBoston]

Thanks everyone for your suggestions. I actually purchased the Stanley Pocket Journal, it was on sale for around $10 a great deal.

 

[TimmyBoston]

I love reporter notepads (with the binding/spine at the top rather than the left side)

Does anyone know where I can get a Refillable Pocket sized Reporter Notebook?

Or just a good inexpensive Reporter Notebook?

 

[rtaylor61]

It's not available as a re-fill, but Moleskine does make a reporter notebook.

Randy

 

[Woknblues]

there are some great deals on ebay for moleskine products.

Also, I see that you are altering your organizing tools and possibly your system. Do look at the GTD system by David Allen, and the DIY planning tools from this thread. I am a full on fan of this stuff. They have templates for script writers, reporters, photographers, teachers, students, beer/wine/scotch connoisseurs... everyone and everything. And you can make your own, too.

 

[kozulich]

I have recently become a fan of Miquelrius journals. Some of these are meant as refills, all you would have to do is find a cover for them (see that rennaisance art link earlier). I am making my own leather cover, because I like working in leather. They are high quality and the paper is great (they handle fountain pens easily). They are also less expensive than Moleskine.

 

[TromboneGuy]

levenger.com sells what they call "circa" notebooks. I don't see a reporter style, but they're comletely refillable, and even offer paper punches so you can insert any paper you want into the notebooks. I don't have one, but it sounds like something you might want to give a look.

 

[Smedley]

I've been eyeing this one. It's a bit pricey, but something about the design appeals to me. And it's refillable.

 

[TimeZero]

You might be happy with the Exacompta refillable leather journal. On sale now for $17, they normally sell for $30.00. Or if you like the Moleskines, Exacompta's journey notebooks are similar, but with significantly (and I mean significantly) better paper.

https://shop.peartreepens.com/displayProductDocument.hg?productId=145&categoryId=32


For truth in advertising purposes, I am the owner of the fine establishment known as the Pear Tree Pen Company. I hope this post doesn't violate the board rules, as I'm a newbie here. If so, my apologies in advance and I won't be offended if it's removed by a moderator.

James

 

[Shipwreck]

I'm looking for a leather refillable journal/notepad and a another smaller notepad (small enough to fit in a pocket) Does anyone know where these can be attained?

I can find tons of non-refillable ones, but I really want a refillable one.

Thanks all!

Accidentally came across this while looking around the forum. BTW, I'm a newbie here - Bradley Wynn. If still interested, I actually make these! You can view them at the following links:

http://www.scriptfolio.net/products.html#scriptnotes

and for Reproters/Journalists...

http://www.scriptfolio.net/products.html#reporter

Didn't expect to find other topics like this, so hope my response helps. Cheers!

Bradley

 

[Mordecai]

Accidentally came across this while looking around the forum. BTW, I'm a newbie here - Bradley Wynn. If still interested, I actually make these! You can view them at the following links:

http://www.scriptfolio.net/products.html#scriptnotes

and for Reproters/Journalists...

http://www.scriptfolio.net/products.html#reporter

Didn't expect to find other topics like this, so hope my response helps. Cheers!

Bradley

Those look pretty nice!

 

[DeaconKC]

Staples has Red and Black notebooks, check them out too, as they are very nice stuff.

 

[rongo_mai]

Though it looks like you already good a notebook, I figured I'd through this out there anyway. I got a "rustic" refillable pocket notebook ()http://www.amazon.com/Refillable-Genuine-Leather-Composition-Notebook/dp/B002CXU5NK/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=home-garden&qid=1256269063&sr=8-3 after my moleskin finally bit the dust and I like it so far plus you just refill it with those small composition notebooks. Oh yeah and it was only $20.