MacMillan Modern Black:: Waverley Genuine Tartan Cloth Commonplace Notebook (9cm x 14cm)

This pocket-sized notebook is bound in authentic MacMillan Modern Black tartan cloth, approved by Kinloch Anderson. It features 176 pages with left-blank, right-ruled pages, stained edges, a ribbon marker, a bookmark, and an inner note holder. The MacMillan Modern Black tartan is inspired by the MacMillan clan, believed to be descended from Airbertach, a Hebridean prince. The notebook is made with acid-free paper from sustainable forests, and the clan's association with notable figures includes Harold Macmillan, a British Prime Minister.

\n Format: Hardback
\n Length: 176 pages
\n Publication date: 01 June 2018
\n Publisher: The Gresham Publishing Co. Ltd
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This exquisite pocket-sized hardback notebook is meticulously crafted using genuine MacMillan Modern Black tartan cloth, meticulously woven in Britain and authorized by Kinloch Anderson. Measuring 14 x 9 cm, it boasts a total of 176 pages, each spread featuring left-blank, right-ruled pages. The notebook exudes an air of sophistication with its stained edges, ribbon marker, bookmark, and inner note holder, all meticulously crafted to align with the authentic cloth tartan notebooks originating from Waverley, Scotland. The MacMillan Modern Black tartan showcases a captivating blend of predominantly black and yellow hues, complemented by hints of red and green, symbolizing the rich heritage of the MacMillan clan. According to legend, the MacMillan clan is traced back to Airbertach, a Hebridean prince believed to be a grandson of the legendary King Macbeth. Presently, the clan's seat of honor is the Clan Macmillan Centre, located in Langbank, Renfrewshire. Notably, Harold Macmillan, the esteemed British Prime Minister from 1957 to 1963, hailed from a distinguished Scottish crofter lineage, as his grandfather, Daniel MacMillan (1813-1857), founded the renowned Macmillan Publishers. The MacMillan clan is linked to several associated septs, including Baker, Baxter, Bell, Brown, Callum, Calman, Gibson, McGill, Milligan, Mullen, and Walker, each adding to the rich tapestry of its heritage.

\n Weight: 170g\n
Dimension: 98 x 148 x 24 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781849344753\n \n