16 March 2015

Filofax Time Management Catalogue 2006-7

Today we go back to 2006-7 to look at the Time Management catalogue. Our thanks to Tim Edwards for supplying the scans of this catalogue.

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And there are higher resolution versions of all the pages here.

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  1. Tim Edwards16 March, 2015 04:03

    If you're interested in time management and the history of the Filofax Professional System, look out for other posts coming later this week!

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    1. Cloudberry16 March, 2015 07:31

      Thanks Tim. Look forward to it.

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    2. Tim Edwards16 March, 2015 10:10

      Hi Cloudberry (sorry, I don't know your real name!). I'm glad you've spotted today's post as I recall you were an 'A' Time user in the 1990's? If so, do have any surviving copies of the pink pages, I could see a scan of? (email me at timatilkleymoorcottagesdotcodot uk if you do!) Thanks!

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  2. Anonymous16 March, 2015 05:02

    Thanks for sharing this and look forward to more about the system. Quite by chance my first foray into Filofax was using the time management inserts. I really liked them but the paper was so thin it seemed to suck all the ink out of the pen in use, particularly if it was a fountain pen!

    The layout of the year, month and day all on one view reminded me of the DIY Fish inserts

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    1. ArchiMark17 March, 2015 01:05

      Yes, Thanks to Tim for sharing....and had the same thought when I saw the pages....reminded me immediately of DIY Fish.....

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  3. KateB TPS16 March, 2015 15:18

    This was the time when Filofax actually promoted their products for time management, and not for fashion!

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  4. Cassandra17 March, 2015 07:18

    I like how the daily schedule always shows on the right hand side, although that may have been frustrating for a lefty.

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  5. michele18 March, 2015 07:06

    I love this! I wish I had a hard copy!

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  6. AJRockne29 January, 2020 18:12

    These are now available on the US Filofax site, but they don't have any instructions for how they were designed to be used. I bought the 2020 one day on two pages because I needed the space.

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