And (assuming it's not more that 25 years old) you'll find a three letter code, the location of which varies from model to model, but under the closer flap is most common. The first letter indicates the year of manufacture.
I drew the January pages for my week insert and like the large equal space on all days. I do not have enough lined paper for the whole year though and probably will not buy more paper. I looked at my unused extra inserts that I bought for previous years like the Filofax personal horizontal diary with appointments. It has a clean layout. I may use a few months of these pages since the dates correspond to the 2016 dates. I can cover the calendars and holidays with labels. I do not prefer the smaller weekend space but I would rather use them.
Since I bought both my Filos at thrift stores, how do I determine when they were made?
ReplyDeleteHi Kathleen, try: http://filowiki.robert-mayr.com/index.php?title=Main_Page it lists every filofax that has ever been made.
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DeleteAlso look on our catalogue pages above. http://philofaxy.blogspot.com/p/catalogues.html
DeleteAnd (assuming it's not more that 25 years old) you'll find a three letter code, the location of which varies from model to model, but under the closer flap is most common. The first letter indicates the year of manufacture.
DeleteI really appreciate the help
DeleteI drew the January pages for my week insert and like the large equal space on all days. I do not have enough lined paper for the whole year though and probably will not buy more paper. I looked at my unused extra inserts that I bought for previous years like the Filofax personal horizontal diary with appointments. It has a clean layout. I may use a few months of these pages since the dates correspond to the 2016 dates. I can cover the calendars and holidays with labels. I do not prefer the smaller weekend space but I would rather use them.
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