Ready To Ship - A6 Standard Rugged Red Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover - Hand Bound Distressed It is large enough to Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
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USD56.00
Ready To Ship - A6 Standard Rugged Red Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover - Hand Bound Distressed It is large enough to Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
USD23.00
USD56.00
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Ready To Ship A6 Standard Rugged Red Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover Hand Bound Distressed It is large enough to Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" 101.5cm It is large enough to take A5 punched pockets and dividers Also makes a perfect groomsmens or best man gift at a rustic wedding which is great if you're planning on leaving your words for future generations so the spine of the book cannot be broken
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