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Maruman Mnemosyne N197 A6 Notebook - Lined To-Do
Made in Japan, this A6-sized notebook features 80 sheets of white acid-free 80gsm lined paper. The black double wire side spiral binding matches the black plastic cover. The notebook is structured like a daily to-do list ā at the top is a blank margin for the date, followed by 7mm lined rulings with a spot for a checkbox on the left. The back side of each sheet is blank, and every page is micro-perforated.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
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Maruman Mnemosyne N197 A6 Notebook - Lined To-Do
Maruman Mnemosyne N197 A6 Notebook - Lined To-Do
Made in Japan, this A6-sized notebook features 80 sheets of white acid-free 80gsm lined paper. The black double wire side spiral binding matches the black plastic cover. The notebook is structured like a daily to-do list ā at the top is a blank margin for the date, followed by 7mm lined rulings with a spot for a checkbox on the left. The back side of each sheet is blank, and every page is micro-perforated.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
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Made in Japan, this A6-sized notebook features 80 sheets of white acid-free 80gsm lined paper. The black double wire side spiral binding matches the black plastic cover. The notebook is structured like a daily to-do list ā at the top is a blank margin for the date, followed by 7mm lined rulings with a spot for a checkbox on the left. The back side of each sheet is blank, and every page is micro-perforated.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
The word Mnemosyne comes from the name of the ancient Greek goddess of memory.
