LEUCHTTURM1917 Hardcover Notebook Medium (A5), Ruled, 411 Pages - Black
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The LEUCHTTURM1917 A5 Ruled Notebook, Extended Edition (411), Black nearly doubles the page count of the standard A5 Ruled Notebook, giving long-term projects, multi-month journals, or anyone who fills notebooks quickly far more runway before reaching for a fresh one.
The ruled pages are numbered throughout and paired with LEUCHTTURM1917's familiar hardcover feature set — a table of contents, ribbon bookmarks, and thread-stitched binding — so the extra capacity doesn't come at the cost of usability or durability.
Key Features
- 411 numbered pages — nearly double the standard A5 Ruled Notebook.
- Ruled line layout throughout.
- Hardcover, Black, A5 size.
- Table of contents for indexing your own sections.
- Ribbon bookmarks for tracking multiple sections at once.
- Thread-stitched binding that lies flat when open.
| Brand | LEUCHTTURM1917 |
| Product | A5 Ruled Notebook, Extended Edition |
| Colour | Black |
| Page Layout | Ruled |
| Page Count | 411 numbered pages |
| Sheet Size | A5 |
| Cover | Hardcover |
| Extras | Table of contents, ribbon bookmarks |
| Binding | Thread-stitched, lies flat |
It's the same ruled A5 format, extended to 411 numbered pages — nearly double the capacity — for people who want one notebook to last significantly longer.
Yes, it's a thicker notebook than the standard 251-page edition, reflecting the significantly higher page count while keeping the familiar A5 footprint.
Yes. The thread-stitched binding allows the notebook to open flat on a desk.
LEUCHTTURM1917 notebook paper is widely used with fountain pens; results vary by ink and nib, so testing with your own pen is recommended for heavier, wetter inks.
Beyond Black, the Extended Edition Ruled Notebook is available in additional colourways across the LEUCHTTURM1917 range.
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Product Type: Notebooks & Diaries
SKU: 372932
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Ruled Notebook ,
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Vendor: LEUCHTTURM1917