Originally founded in 1917, Leuchtturm can look back on over 90 years of experience in the production of high-quality stationery. The company was re-established in Hamburg in 1948.

From the 1960s, Leuchtturm's international expansion continued, becoming the world's leading supplier of stamp and coin albums. Axel and Max Sturken took over management at the end of the 1990's as the fourth generation to head the traditional hanseatic family-run company.

Leuchtturm1917 features:

Numbered pages and a blank table of contents for easy organization of notes.

Acid-free, bleed proof, 80gsm paper. The Master A4 sizes contain a heavier 100gsm paper. Write on both sides of the page – fountain pen friendly.

Expandable pocket. All notebooks have an expandable pocket in the inside back cover. The Master A4 size notebook has a pocket that is big enough for letter size documents.

Thread-bound for durability. Opens flat.

Archival stickers for labeling.

Page marker. Keeps your place.

Perforated pages, last 8 sheets are detachable.

For more information about Leuchtturm1917, wholesale inquiries, teachers discounts in North America email us.

LEUCHTTURM1917 in color hardbacks are currently available in many independently owned bookstores.

BUY LOCAL:  Powell's Books in Portland, OR.;  McNally Jackson in SoHO NYC and SITE NYC, Spoonbill & Sugartown in Williamsburg, NYC;  Artist and Craftsman - various locations; Books Inc., Arch, and Flax Art in San Francisco, CA.;  Book People in Austin, TX.;  Pen & Prose Washington DC.;  Seattle Technical Books Seattle, WA.,  Warwick's in Los Angeles, CA., Boulder Books Boulder, CO.; Tattered Cover, Denver, CO.; Droomgooles Houston, TX.; Beautiful Living in Lexington, KY.; Lovenotebooks.com 

Canada: Laywines in Toronto, Papeterie Nota Bene in Montreal, University of Alberta, McNally Robinson in Winnipeg, Reid Stationers in Calgary, Paper-Ya in Vancouver, Oscars Art Books in Vancouver, Write Impressions in Oakville, Notables in Edmonton

Leuchtturm1917 notebooks are distributed in North America by Kikkerland Design in NYC. 

Main website (Germany): http://www.leuchtturm1917.com/