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Our Dumas' 150th Anniversary Special Edition journal celebrates the great lion of French literature, Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870). The front cover features a handwritten draft of The Count of Monte Cristo and the back cover shows an illustration of the prison where the Count was jailed. Today, Dumas remains among the world's most widely read authors.

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Brilliant fireworks are conjured up by this magnificent journal cover which reproduces the bindingLa Dclamation Thtrale(1766), a didactic poem by Claude J. Dorat.

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Capturing the flavour of Renaissance-style bound books, Paperblanks Old Leather Flint journal pays homage to the craft of delicate gold tooling.

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Paperblanks Flexis are a sophisticated new line of softcover notebooks featuring a flexible cover and spine, two page count options, satin ribbon marker, back cover pouch and a variety of cover designs.

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The 19th-century binding recreated on our Gold Inlay cover was composed of solid metal covered with a fine layer of gold and engraved by skilled craftsmen. A strong archetype of the German Neo-Renaissance style, the original book design was likely a replica of a 16th-century cover. Original Art: Solid metal book binding. Era: Neo-Renaissance. Region: Germany.

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No one crafts sumptuous fabric quite like the French do. Our Gossamer Grey and Polished Pearl covers are inspired by an exquisite example of luxury fabric, one sees the perfection of tone, magnificent embroidery and subtly beautuful hues for which French

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Jean Grolier was among history's most discerning book collectors, possessing one of the finest private libraries of his time. His "Last Binder" was the Parisian shop that produced most of his later commissions and was responsible for the gold-tooled, brown leather binding recreated here. Original Art: Leather binding commissioned by Jean Grolier. Era: 1566. Region: Paris, France.

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Jean Grolier was among history's most discerning book collectors, possessing one of the finest private libraries of his time. His "Last Binder" was the Parisian shop that produced most of his later commissions and was responsible for the gold-tooled, brown leather binding recreated here. Original Art: Leather binding commissioned by Jean Grolier. Era: 1566. Region: Paris, France.

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H.G. Wells was a science fiction pioneer whose visions for our future have greatly impacted our modern world. His first novel, The Time Machine (1895), was an instant success, as were those that followed. As a celebration of Wells' life and legacy, we are honoured to reproduce his handwritten The Time Machine manuscript.

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Laurel Burch was a self-taught artist and "ower child" who created vibrant and moving themes with paint and paper. This Hummingbirds & Flutterbyes cover design, featuring dancing butterflies and flitting hummingbirds, comes from one of Laurel's favourite themes to paint - Flutterbyes. Original Art: Painting by Laurel Burch. Era: Contemporary. Region: San Francisco, United States.

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The original binding reproduced on our Juniper cover comes from a 1736 leather scripture book published in Hof, Germany, by Johann Gottlieb Vierling. With a filigreed design that calls to mind golden wheat stalks and corn fields, this design is sure to warm up your creative energy on even the coldest autumn nights. Original Art: Leather scripture book. Era: 1736. Region: Hof, Germany.

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Showcasing silk dyed with beni and safflower, and lacquered in gold, this kimono design dates to the Edo period (1615-1868), when it was used as a costume for the theatrical style known as Noh. Karaori refers specifically to the exquisitely embroidered traditional woman's kimono that Noh theatre was known for. Original Art: Karaori costume design for Noh Theatre. Era: 18th century. Region: Japan.

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Our Kikka soft cover notebook reproduces Michiko Kamees full of chrysanthemum design originally hand-painted with gold overglaze and colour on china by employing Kyo-Satsuma. In this Paperblanks Flexi cover design the viewer can see hints of the kaleidoscope of flowers in bloom, as well as fine boned artistry in every brush stroke and hue.

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Gustav Klimt's second most famous portrait of the lady in gold, Adele Bloch Bauer II. Adele Bloch-Bauer was the Viennese wife of sugar baron Ferdinand Bloch-Bauer and the only woman whose portrait Klimt painted twice.

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Our Kuro cover showcases a reproduction of an original piece of "katagami" art. This particular design is an example of a katagami stencil, crafted from mulberry bark and persimmon juice. The word Kuro means "dark" or "black" in Japanese and it's the perfect title for this shadowy design. Original Art: Katagami stencil. Era: Late 19th or early 20th century. Region: Japan.

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The original content of this metallic binding was Johann Arndt's well-known work, Paradiesgrtlein (The Garden of Paradise), first published in 1612 as a response to Martin Luther's Reformations. The cover of this 1697 edition was created in Strasbourg, France. Original Art: Binding of Johann Arndt's Paradiesgrtlein. Era: 1697. Region: Strasbourg, France.

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The original content of this metallic binding was Johann Arndt's well-known work, Paradiesgrtlein (The Garden of Paradise), first published in 1612 as a response to Martin Luther's Reformations. The cover of this 1697 edition was created in Strasbourg, France. Original Art: Binding of Johann Arndt's Paradiesgrtlein. Era: 1697. Region: Strasbourg, France.

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