Azure (Equinoxe) Midi Lined Hardcover Journal (Elastic Band Closure)
This blue and gold Azure (Equinoxe) Midi Lined Hardcover Journal (Elastic Band Closure) by Paperblanks reproduces a 1688 binding that protected L'office de la Semaine Sainte. The original binding was adorned ร la fanfare, a hand-tooled pattern edged in gilt. Fanfare, a style popular in the seventeenth century, demanded tremendous skill from the bookbinder and was reserved for books of...Hardback$4295Unit price /UnavailableAvailableShips in 4-6 weeksAzure (Equinoxe) Playing Cards (Standard Deck)
The 1688 edition of L'office de la Semaine Sainte, a Latin liturgical book, was protected by a gold-plated leather binding. Reproduced here with a vibrant blue background, the antique design features an elaborate gilt-edged tendril motif.Cards$2795Unit price /UnavailableAvailableShips in 4-6 weeksAzure (Equinoxe) Mini Lined Hardcover Journal
This blue and gold Paperblanks Equinoxe Azure journal reproduces a 1688 binding protecting L'office de la Semaine Sainte. The original binding was adorned ร la fanfare, a hand-tooled pattern edged in gilt. Fanfare, which was a style popular in the seventeenth century, required tremendous skill on the part of the bookbinder and was reserved for books of great importance.Hardback$3495Unit price /UnavailableAvailableShips in 4-6 weeksAzure (Equinoxe) Lined Softcover Flexi Journal
This blue and gold Paperblanks Azure Flexi softcover notebook reproduces a 1688 binding protecting L'office de la Semaine Sainte. The original binding was adorned ร la fanfare, a hand-tooled pattern edged in gilt. Fanfare, which was a style popular in the seventeenth century, required tremendous skill on the part of the bookbinder and was reserved for books of great importance....Paperback$3695Unit price /UnavailableAvailableShips in 4-6 weeksCarmine Lined Hardcover Journal
This red and gold Paperblanks Equinoxe Carmine journal reproduces a 1688 binding protecting L'office de la Semaine Sainte. The original binding was adorned ร la fanfare, a hand-tooled pattern edged in gilt. Fanfare, which was a style popular in the seventeenth century, required tremendous skill on the part of the bookbinder and was reserved for books of great importance.HardbackSold Out