| Brand Name: | Moleskine |
| Material Type: | leather, paper |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | MRL710 |
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Technical Details
- Flip-top ruled steno-style digest-size notebook. 240 lined pages, last 24 sheets detachable.
- Moleskine Reporter notebooks borrow a page from the front page and the gear of the men and women who bring you the news.
- Each Moleskine has a rigid, oilcloth bound 'moleskine' cover, and the acid free paper pages are thread bound.
- They also have an elastic closure and an expandable inner note holder made of cardboard and oilcloth and a removable card
- A great way to get things done! Digest-sized for easy note-taking.
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Product Description
This long-standing tradition was continued by writer-traveller Bruce Chatwin who used to buy his moleskines at an old Paris stationery shop in Rue de l'Ancienne Comedie where he would always stock up before embarking on one of his journeys. Over the years he had developed a veritable ritual. Before using them he would in fact number the pages, writing on the inside his name and at least two addresses across the world, and a message promising a reward for anyone finding and returning the notebook in case of it being lost. He even suggested this method to his friend Luis Sepulveda, when he gave him a precious moleskine as a present for a journey they were planning to undertake together in Patagonia. And there was no doubt as to how precious it was, given that at the time even the last moleskine manufacturer, a small family-run firm of Tours, had discontinued production in 1986. 'Le vrai moleskine n'est plus' was the short and curt statement of the owner of the stationery shop where Chatwin had ordered one hundred before leaving for Australia. Despite having literally swept up all the Moleskines he could find, they were not enough. Now, the moleskine is back again. This silent and discreet keeper of an extraordinary tradition, which has been missing for years, has set out again on its journey. A witness to contemporary nomadism, it can once again pass from one pocket to another to continue the adventure. The sequel still waits to be written and its blank pages are ready to tell the story.
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30 of 30 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
In the end I am a paper guy,
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This review is from: Moleskine Ruled Reporter Large (Hardcover)
The evolution of a note taker
1) Started with paper - A 3X5 card and a pen. Worked just great 2) Moved to a Day Time - The smallest size, with a pen. Worked great but couldn't always fit "everything" on it. 3) Moved to Franklin Day Timer - Enjoyed it but worried that I wasn't going to amount to much as I never filled most of the blank spaces in. 4) Moved to the Biggest Franklin Day Timer - Loved it, but there was more room that I couldn't fill. Plus, it was really heavy 5) Palm Pilot - Electronic Franklin Day Timer - Looked cool, worked fine. 6) iPhone - loved it, but the screen was so small - As I got older print got smaller 7) iPad - This may be the answer...but it is hard to tap, tap, tap stuff into it. Yes, I have the bluetooth keyboard, but how high is the dork factor there? 8) Moleskine - Back to paper. Reporter style so I can just flip it up and go. If it gets into that notebook, it's going to happen. After 18 years, paper wins.
19 of 19 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Always in my pocket,
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This review is from: Moleskine Ruled Reporter Notebook (Hardcover)
This notebook is always in my pocket.
Over here electronics (pda's) just don't hold up long. If you need to keep info you write it down. The paper quality is excellent and I don't have to use 100mph tape to keep the cover from comming off. The pocket in the back is great for keeping info given to you that you don't have time to write down until later.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best notebooks around,
This review is from: Moleskine Ruled Reporter Notebook (Hardcover)
moleskine is VERY expensive but VERY good quality. I carry my notepad everywhere, sometimes in my pant's back pocket and it is in great shape. The paper quality is good and it would definitely surpass your expectations. I personally prefer the Moleskine sketchbook (lavander tag) because the paper is 4 times thicker. You can write on it with ANY kind of pen/ink and it will not bleed !
It is definitely worth the price
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