The World of Sherlock Holmes: 1,000-Piece Puzzle
Immerse yourself in the world of Sherlock Holmes in this detailed jigsaw puzzle depicting the London of his day.
The Library 1000-Piece Puzzle
Children and animals spend a peaceful time enjoying the library in this 1,000 piece puzzle.
Two Player Paper Games
A collection of five classic pencil-and-paper games.
Shakespeare Playing Cards
Play your favorite card games with Romeo and Juliet as King and Queen of Hearts, Lady Macbeth as Ace Villain, Ariel as the Joker, and more.
Winter Reads 20-Piece Jigsaw Mini-Puzzle
"WHERE IS THE LIBRARY?" Language Pencils
This set of five pencils is imprinted with the all-important query,”WHERE IS THE LIBRARY?” in five different languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian and German.
Camera Pencil Sharpener
Put the pencil in the top "lens"; turn the handle on the back to sharpen.
World's Greatest Bookstores: 100 Postcards
100 postcards, 50 illustrations
Original 1951 Notebook
Legend has it that this is the model notebook used by Julia Child to record her recipes when she was a student at the Cordon Bleu. (It made a cameo appearance in Nora Ephron's 2009 movie, “Julie & Julia.”)
Classic French Notebooks
Walk into any stationery shop in France and you’ll see an extensive array of these beloved notebooks. We consider this version the most versatile size and binding.
Classic French Notebooks—Spiral Bound- Size A5
Walk into any stationery shop in France and you’ll see an extensive array of these beloved notebooks.
Hunt-Lenox Globe Softcover Notebook
This handsome softcover notebook is covered with an image taken from the Hunt-Lenox Globe, one of the greatest treasures in The New York Public Library.
Classic French Notebooks—Spiral Bound Size A4
Pride and Prejudice Parlor Game
Whether you can practically recite Pride and Prejudice from memory, or have barely skimmed it, you can participate in this clever party game.
Clip Art: 20 Historical Paper Clips
Ten designs based on those found in patent records from 1897 to 1910; a lively mini-history is included. A collaboration between Princeton Architectural Press and an esteemed London stationer.
Landscape Notebook
From computer monitors to whiteboards, we use the landscape format every day; this modern notebook uses all the advantages of that wide horizontal format. Its top spiral binding gives the journal a broad work surface, providing plenty of room for outlining, writing, editing, and notating.
We’re All Mad Here Necklace
From Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland
Shakespeare Duck
This bathtub bard is equally at home in a swimming pool, and a charming addition to a desk or bookshelf. “To quack or not to quack?” is his existential question.
Medieval Alphabet Wrapping Paper
Views of Paris Boxed Notecards
Twenty Notecards
What Good Shall I Do This Day?
This journal, used on Benjamin Franklin's, invites modern diarists to contemplate the good they can do in their everyday lives using his own daily questions.
Shakespeare Parlor Game
Whether you’re a Bardolator who can practically recite all of Shakespeare from memory, or have barely skimmed his works, you can participate in this clever party game.
The Night Sky Postcards
This handsome foil-stamped box holds fifty postcards, each with a single sublime image: pages from Galileo's sketchbooks, Chinese star maps, artist interpretations of the universe, and rarely seen images from the NASA archives.
Reporter's Notebook
Top spiral bound 4" x 8" pad with stiff back cover. Available in 5 cover colors.
Sentence Diagrams of Great Literary Openers
“I really do not know that anything has ever been more exciting than diagramming sentences.” —Gertrude Stein. 24 detachable postcards, bound in a mini hardcover book.
Black Women of History Pencils
Quotes by Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, Sojourner Truth, Ruby Bridges, Shirley Chisholm, Fannie Lou Hamer
Pencils Notecards
The World of Shakespeare: 1,000-Piece Puzzle
Shakespeare’s seventeenth-century world is illustrated in absorbing detail in this puzzle depicting the London of his day as 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' is being rehearsed at the Globe.
Virginia Woolf’s Notebooks
The covers of these hardcover notebooks are reproductions of two of seven of Virginia Woolf's notebooks in which she drafted the 1931 novel The Waves, considered among her best and most experimental works.
The Art of Instruction: 100 Postcards of Vintage Educational Charts
Used throughout Europe in the mid-19th and 20th centuries, these illustrations inspired students to appreciate the wonders of nature, science, and the world around them.
Library Due Date Card Memo Pad
Each Memo Pad contains 30 sheets of paper, designed and printed to look like vintage library cards, and includes all the authentic components—a place for Author, Title, Borrower’s Name, and Date Due.
Rainbow Fountain Pens for Everyday
Color coding is an old-school method, and a proven way to increase productivity. Use color to organize and prioritize a To Do list, or to make any writing project more fun.
