LEUCHTTURM1917Notebook Hardcover Master Classic A4+ - 235 Numbered Pages for Writing and Journaling (Navy, Dotted)

I started a daily journal using a spiral notebook. I quickly realized having a journal that you enjoy writing in makes all the difference.As for this style;I'm sure you realized how hard it is finding a "letter" sized journal. Especially hard bound with this many pages. If you haven't been looking long trust me on this. I spent weeks searching for the perfect letter sized journal. This one was the closest I came to fit my needs. Which are;DurableLargeThick paper (none roller ball pen will be seen on other side of paper but will not "bleed" through)Versatile, the dotted pages are awesome making it great for writing time stamped notes, adding photos, charts, stickers, drawing pictures, etc...SimpleElegant... as for me I just cover that damn thing in stickers.I have so much info in this thing. From my daily personal time stamped notes to glued in building reports, photos and of course stickers. It works for everything I need.Extras;The front has a table of contents page which turns out to be really handy.There are some blank pages in the front and back. I used these to put important information like phone numbers, table conversions, business cards, etc.The pages are pretty think. Great for whatever. Gluing stuff in, drawing, etc. You can see I glue whole reports in the pages, add stickers, highlight, etc.I will note that I went to using a ball point so I wouldn't see the writting through the pages. You can use other pens and the ink doesn't "bleed" but you can see it.Pocket in back will hold full letter size pages.Stickers are handy for labeling but I'll be using that more when I'm done with it and it goes on a shelf.I added the pen holders. I bought the off brand. Better deal.There you have it. I highly suggest this for anyone that keeps a daily journal and likes to stay organized.

One of my favorite books to track Program Management of a certain program or project. I keep one of those for all things related to a program. The dotted version--this one and the squared one ore often my preference to Moleskine (my original go to note book) I still love Moleskine, but these are better for managing programs. The dots are ingenious and seem invisible most times. Thicker pages, each numbers and a TOC of sorts to job to a bagel; Although it says A4, the double quivers in A4 are too small for these. These master notebooks are intended to be part of a user lifetime library and come with stickers/labels to ID from the spine of each. Amazing book for a PM or Engineer. Great as an overall organizer and as a planner. I have the a5 of this version and, while smaller they too offer great options. Pock fro storage, and placeholder add to why it's among the best and price accordingly. I don't like mixing projects and typically have empty pages. For small, short efforts, I'll divide areas. I find that changes happen often and coated with acetate to all use of perm marker with ability to erase and change. Great record to enter progress into s/w systems and able to respond to questions quickly and accurately. Love my iPad and iPad pro but they just are great not takers. Paper remains among the best Pages are easily photocopied to share notes and distribute actions. I often find myself looking at ones fro decades ago and often find answer quickly. Again very durable and puts up with a lot of abuse without falling apart. Expensive, but you often get wha you pay for. Never disappointed. I do make a few modifications like creating an erasable page, list oh key sections on what page, and adding clear 4x6 self adhesive labels for holding unexpected items easily lost.

Beautiful notebook. I have been using Moleskine notebooks for the longest time, but have decided to take a look at what else is out there. I have to say, I was skeptical about the high price at first, but when you feel this notebook in your hands, you will feel much better. Solid build quality, very nice binding, very high-quality paper. The cover is hard, but somewhat flexible. Not as sturdy as some of the hardcover Moleskines I have, but that is about the only drawback. It has a cover elastic and two fabric placeholders, with different designs on each. It also has some stickers to place on the cover for quick identification.Page layout is nice; good margin space and a date field at the top of each page; pages are numbered and there is a write-in page index in the front of the book. The grid lines on each page are just the perfect amount of opacity against pencil or black/blue pen lines. As a supply coordinator for midstream energy logistics company, it is often helpful to take notes or draw things out for people using a lot of different colors. For ink, I typically use multi-color Pilot Precise V7 sticks , or multi-color Paper Mate Inkjoy sticks. For lead, I use Dixon Ticonderoga soft HB#2's. Despite the fact that I am not using fancy fountain pens or anything, the writing action on this paper already feels nicer than standard cheap paper or Moleskine paper. I can only imagine the difference for someone who is sure-handed with a fountain pen.This notebook is very big, and can completely contain a letter size (8.5" x 11") piece of paper, which makes it great for keeping your notes organized. It's about the size of my work laptop (HP Folio 9470m Elitebook), so if I am travelling without my PC, it fits naturally into the laptop slot of my messenger bag.Overall, worth the money. Super nice notebook. I will likely be buying more Leuchtturm 1917 products.