Showing posts with label Franklin Covey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Franklin Covey. Show all posts
Sunday, April 6, 2014
My April Collection
The top row contains my Finchley collection. I'm searching for four missing ones and then it will be complete.
The second row continues with my Finchley collection, Balmorals, and other black personal size Filofax organizers. These are followed by discontinued ones that I've picked up along the way. You can see a list on my blog's "Filofax Inventory" page.
The next row has more recent ranges of Filofax i.e. Holborn, Malden, Original, Regency, Chameleon, Decos, Amazonas, Sienas, Enigma, and Domino Snakes.
The bottom row includes organizers made by Day-Timer, Franklin Quest and Franklin Covey, Kate Spade, Il Bisonte, as well as Gigliodoro and Gillio.
Sunday, March 23, 2014
Gnome Sweet Gnome
Welcome to Gnometown. I love the tan and red colors of these two Franklin Covey binders. They're so endearing.
They are from the "Her Point of View" (HPOV) line in compact size. The leather is soft and unstructured. The rings are 1.25 inches. The buckles and zipper pulls are bronze, but the rings are silver.
There was some confusion because there's another HPOV binder that Franklin Covey made which doesn't look anything like these ones. Come to find out, mine were made in 2003 and the others (sorry, I don't have a picture) were made in 2007. Strange they would share the same name. We were able to verify this by comparing the sales tag bar codes and the embossed numbers on the actual binders. Mystery solved!
They are from the "Her Point of View" (HPOV) line in compact size. The leather is soft and unstructured. The rings are 1.25 inches. The buckles and zipper pulls are bronze, but the rings are silver.
There was some confusion because there's another HPOV binder that Franklin Covey made which doesn't look anything like these ones. Come to find out, mine were made in 2003 and the others (sorry, I don't have a picture) were made in 2007. Strange they would share the same name. We were able to verify this by comparing the sales tag bar codes and the embossed numbers on the actual binders. Mystery solved!
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