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Has anyone tried bullet journaling in their filofax? I think the ability to move pages in a ring bound planner would be a plus with bullet journals.
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https://philofaxy.blogspot.com/search/label/Bullet%20Journal
Steve
I have under a dozen (maybe too many?) filofax folders of differing age and condition and one of them is a vinyl one with a series of numbers instead of a name.
ReplyDeleteWhen did filofax decide to stop using model numbers and chose names to describe the range?
Was there ever a time when both could be used to describe the folder interchangably?
Some model names including “Winchester” started appearing in the catalogues soon after David Collischon took over the company in 1980. Others appeared later (e.g. “Two Pocket Binders” gained the name “Buckingham” in 1986.) The actual products still showed reference numbers until the early 90s.
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