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I have a number of Filofaxes, personal, A5 and Deskfax which I have used for many years, and which contain not only personal highlights of my life from the 1960 to the present, but a wealth of fascinating artefacts and information: stuff you could never obtain online. My work experiences in Russia and California in the 1970s, my turning down the UK Apple distributorship in the 1980s… and more. One Filofax contains original postcards for which I have researched the senders, including a postcard sent to someone in a specific carriage on a train leaving New York in 1975 which was actually delivered. My collection includes a Filofax Scanda personal organizer with an antique finish, a personal size organizer in superb tan leather by the Saddlers Union in Rome which contains sketches, photographs and many original items of historical interest, and another containing a vast collection of maps, some rare and unobtainable. Then there are my A5 Filofaxes with even more stuff. All in tan leather including a Ferrari edition. My question is: at the end of our days, what will happen to our Filofaxes? I am 82 years, fortunately fit and healthy, but with no dependents. Is there a depository or repository where our Filofaxes can be stored and saved for access by future generations?
ReplyDeletePhilip C.