Rhodia

The Rhodia Classic Wirebound Notebook is the most fountain pen friendly notebook there is in the market. This Rhodia Classic Wirebound Notebook A4 features 80 sheets extra white 80g acid-free, pH neutral paper and a coated and waterproof black or orange cover. Ruled (8mm) paper with margins on all four sides. Sheets are microperforated for easy removal. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Classic Wirebound Notebook is the most fountain pen friendly notebook there is in the market. This Rhodia Classic Wirebound Notebook A5 features 80 sheets extra white 80g acid-free, pH neutral paper and a coated and waterproof black or orange cover. Ruled (8mm) paper with margins on all four sides. Sheets are microperforated for easy removal. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The A7-sized ruled paper Rhodia notepad features 80 sheets (160 pages) of ivory 80g acid-free, pH neutral Clairefontaine paper, microperforation on top for easy and clean removal, and the iconic black or orange 'soft touch' cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The A6-sized ruled paper Rhodia notepad features 80 sheets (160 pages) of ivory 80g acid-free, pH neutral Clairefontaine paper, microperforation on top for easy and clean removal, and the iconic black or orange 'soft touch' cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The A5-sized ruled paper Rhodia notepad features 70 sheets (140 pages) of ivory 80g acid-free, pH neutral Clairefontaine paper, microperforation on top for easy and clean removal, and the iconic black or orange 'soft touch' cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The A4-sized ruled paper Rhodia notepad features 70 sheets (140 pages) of ivory 80g acid-free, pH neutral Clairefontaine paper, microperforation on top for easy and clean removal, and the iconic black or orange 'soft touch' cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The A4-sized ruled paper Rhodia notepad features 70 sheets (140 pages) of ivory 80g acid-free, pH neutral Clairefontaine yellow coloured paper, microperforation on top for easy and clean removal, and the iconic orange 'soft touch' cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Staplebound Notebook A4 features 48 sheets (96 pages) extra white 80g acid-free, pH neutral ruled (8mm) paper and a coated and waterproof black or orange cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Staplebound Notebook A5 features 48 sheets (96 pages) extra white 80g acid-free, pH neutral ruled (8mm) paper and a coated and waterproof black or orange cover. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Webnotebook is the most fountain pen friendly notebook there is in the market. The famous Rhodia desk-sized journal goes everywhere and is filed with functionality. The Rhodia Webnotebook A4 is available with black or orange Italian leatherette hardcover with matching elastic closure. The Rhodia Webnotebook A4 is 210 X 297 mm and features 96 pages of high quality 90 gram Clairefontaine ivory paper. The webnotebook has an inner pocket and bookmark. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Webnotebook is the most fountain pen friendly notebook there is in the market. The famous Rhodia desk-sized journal goes everywhere and is filed with functionality. The Rhodia Webnotebook A5 is available with black or orange Italian leatherette hardcover with matching elastic closure. The Rhodia Webnotebook A5 is 140 X 210 mm and features 96 pages of high quality 90 gram Clairefontaine ivory paper. The webnotebook has an inner pocket and bookmark. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...

The Rhodia Webnotebook is the most fountain pen friendly notebook there is in the market. The famous Rhodia pocket-sized journal goes everywhere and is filed with functionality. The Rhodia Webnotebook A6 is available with black or orange Italian leatherette hardcover with matching elastic closure. The Rhodia Webnotebook A6 is 90 X 140 mm and features 96 pages of high quality 90 gram Clairefontaine ivory paper. The webnotebook has an inner pocket and bookmark. In 1934 two brothers, Henri and Robert Verilhac founded a stationary company in Lyon, France. They named this company ''Rhodia'' named after the Rhone, a river flowing by Lyon dividing the Alps from the Massif Central. Two years later they start producing the first authentic Rhodia notepads. In 1997 Rhodia was purchased by Clairefontaine and production transferred to Mulhouse, in Alsace, France. All Rhodia paper is acid-free and ink-friendly. Their bright orange covers make them instantly recognizable all over the world in the stores or on the street. The famous Rhodia logo dates back to 1932. Legend has it that the two Rhodia fir trees symbolize the two founding brothers...