A6 Standard Size Brown Leather Journal, Celtic Cross Design - Hand Bound Green It's also great to carry Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
USD50.00
USD81.00
A6 Standard Size Brown Leather Journal, Celtic Cross Design - Hand Bound Green It's also great to carry Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
USD50.00
USD81.00
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A6 Standard Size Brown Leather Journal, Celtic Cross Design Hand Bound Green It's also great to carry Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" 101.5cm It's also great to carry around as the flexible leather means that the whole thing can be rolled up like an old map case This binder contains a good quality metal 6 ring binder mechanism with 30 We can add up to five letters (name or initials) to the back cover and this is free of charge oatmeal colour with faint flecks
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