Custom Address Books and Personal Journals
An address book is a physical record kept on a shelf or in a drawer for years. It suits an audience that prefers paper to a phone, which is a real and often overlooked group, particularly among older recipients.The range covers address books in large, small and mini sizes, in leatherette and patterned covers, and personal record journals. See also Notebooks and Journals.
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Who still uses one
Address books remain useful for people who do not keep contacts on a phone, for households that keep a shared family record, and for anyone who wants a backup that does not depend on a device or an account.
They are a natural fit for senior living, community organizations, churches, and funeral and estate services, where a paper record is often preferred.
Size and format
A large book sits on a desk or by a phone. A mini book fits a handbag and is carried.
Tabbed alphabetical sections are standard and are what makes the book usable; a plain notebook is not an address book.
Covers are where the branding lives, usually a foil stamp or deboss on leatherette, which looks considerably better than a printed logo on this kind of item.
These suit senior living communities, healthcare, funeral homes, churches and community groups, insurance agents, and estate planning services. Browse the wider range in Office & Desktop.
