05 August 2015

Filofax Catalogue 2004-5

Today we go 'back' to the 2004-2005 catalogue, this catalogue was loaned to us by one of our lovely readers in Canada, thank you Brenda, I collected it whilst I was in Toronto last month.

This one catalogue is like slotting in the last piece of a jigsaw a lot of untied knots where tied by seeing the content of this catalogue. By this I mean knowing the start date of new models in that year and the end of others too. 

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If you have any catalogues that we don't have in the archive then please contact Steve at  philofaxy at gmail dot com and we can discuss how to plug some more gaps in our archive.

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5 comments:

  1. Mella05 August, 2015 06:45

    When the 'Classic' was till called 'Cross'! That's when I got mine. I wonder why that changed?

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    1. Elizabeth Boyde05 August, 2015 17:55

      Maybe because the internal layout is very like the vintage, classic look of the older models? Or maybe (which is my personal thinking) the religious aspect - ?

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  2. Unknown06 August, 2015 09:48

    I love seeing the old catalogs!

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  3. Unknown07 August, 2015 21:53

    OMG - I am dying here! As much as I enjoyed looking at the topaz, balmoral and the briefcase, that's not what caught my attention. There was a DENIM FILOFAX!! I am absolutely dying here! Only 7 months into the planner universe and just stumbled onto the filofax world and I am obsessed! Loved seeing this!

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  4. aprilsatelier08 August, 2015 07:40

    Am I the only one who feels saddened when viewing these catalogs...from a time when FF was still actually interested in marketing itself, and there was truly a beautiful planner for every style? I got into FF (from Franklin Covey) in 2003 so this catalog brings back lovely memories. ;)

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