A6 Standard Rugged Green Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover - Hand Bound 2 Ring Book of Shadows or grimoire Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
A6 Standard Rugged Green Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover - Hand Bound 2 Ring Book of Shadows or grimoire Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" / 101.5cm
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A6 Standard Rugged Green Leather Travel Journal, Wraparound Cover Hand Bound 2 Ring Book of Shadows or grimoire Distance Between Buckle & Middle Hole (see description for measuring details):40" 101.5cm Book of Shadows or grimoire This is the Earthworks Journals A6 (standard size) Distressed Sea Blue Leather Wraparound Travel Journal Just add a note at the end of checkout or email us to let us know what text you would like which is great if you're planning on leaving your words for future generations
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