Field Notes memo books are brought to you by the tag-team effort of Draplin Designers in Portland, Oregon and Coudal Partners in Chicago, IL. Inspired by old pocket ledgers and agricultural memo books of the 50s and 60s, and perhaps as a snub towards digital notetaking, these notebooks are expertly assembled and stitched and have a utilitarian aesthetic. When we hold them we can't help but to want to write things down! They remind me of the little notebooks my grandfather had around the desk in his garage. He would use them for tracking gas mileage and taking measurements for various craft projects he was working on. Each lined book has 48 pages and measures 3" wide by 5" tall. You'll get nine books total - enough for plenty of notes!