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== Specifications == 01. Proudly printed by the good people of eDOC Communications, Mount Prospect, Ill. 02. Cover: Neenah Environment 120#DTC “Wrought Iron” with a brute force application of “Federal Blue” soy-based Saphira ink. 03. Innards: Cougar Natural 70#T vellum ruled with “Double Knee Duck Canvas” soy-based Saphira ink. 04. Cover and innards printed on a [[Printed on::Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color press|Heidelberg Speedmaster XL 105 40" 6-color printing press]]. 05. Bound with bombproof Renz “Double-O” Ring Wire, with appreciation to U.S. Patent #2142816, filed in 1935 by W. Walter Grumbacher. 06. Corners precisely rounded to a 3/8" (9.5mm) radius with a Challenge SCM double round-corner machine. 07. College Ruled Lines: 9/32" (7.1 mm). 08. Notebook dimensions: 3–3/4"× 8-1/4" (95mm x 210mm). 09. FIELD NOTES uses only the Futura typeface family (Paul Renner, 1927) in its materials. 10. All FIELD NOTES memo books are printed and manufactured in the U.S.A.
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