No. 28 Leather Pocket Journal – Vintage Brown
Handy journal - perfect size for your daily journey and will easily fit in most bags.
- Full-grain, American Steerhide
- Closed dimensions: 8 ¾” (H) x 5 ¼” (W)
- Includes: 3 Journal Fillers, Archive Box, 50 Index Cards, No. 2 Colonel Expedition Pencil, 3 Brass Paper Clips
- Journal and Archive Box may be personalized
$134.00
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I purchased this journal for our family and friends’ game nights because we always end up reaching for a random piece of paper or an envelope lying around. The fact that it includes a pencil, has refills, and comes with an archive box to keep everything together immediately sold me. I know this journal could evolve into so much more as it travels through our family, but this felt like such a sweet starting point. Not to mention, the shoehorn was my husband’s pick, and he can’t stop talking about it.
Thank you so much for your support! We love that we get to play a little part in your family game nights moving forward and hope your journal serves you well for years to come! We’re also glad your husband loves his Shoehorn! Thank you for taking the time to leave your review and for the photo as well!
I have viewed this item numerous times over this past year and was fortunate enough to receive it as a Christmas gift. It is everything I expected and more. The quality is exceptional and it will be cherished for years to come.
This is my first purchase from the Colonel and it will not be my last. My purchasing of one of Colonel Littleton’s more simpler items was as much a test as it was buying a new journal for daily use. Obviously, Colonel Littleton passes the test with flying colors, in every way. The quality of leather, design, and craftsmanship is evident as soon as you open the box. The journal is supple, aromatic, beautiful and sure to last beyond my lifetime. Even the packaging is top notch and well thought out. I look forward to using the No. 28 Leather Pocket Journal as a daily prayer journal; a new strategy-venture in my walk with the Lord. Thanks for coming along, Colonel. God Bless.