Wilson Jones Account Journal, 11-3/4" x 7-1/4", Ruled, 300 Pages, 33 Lines, 2 Column, S300 (WS300-3JA)

500 pages of staff notes rolled into a journal of things better written on paper and followed up on on thereafter. The journal holds up for 5-6 years of semi-daily use in a rough environment. By time we get to the last pages, it's pretty much had it. Inferior products would have been trash 10 times over as this is the best bound journal of this shape I've found for the money. It's our third one. Watch the transformation of highly topical information over time and the slow deterioration of the book is beautiful. Plus, we are a bicycle shop so we love that it has "Record" embossed on the cover.

The media could not be loaded. I’m 84 this year and I’ve always kept my books. So easy to look up what I need. Computers are so much trouble and time consuming.

They are huge and perfect for my research needs. I use them for taking notes from my research books and they serve as a nice, sturdy book in which to record my thoughts. The only downside is a lack of ribbon, but that is easy to rectify.

I use this journal to keep track of my expenses. So easy to use

I ordered this for my business last year. I am about to order a second book just like it (but twice as many pages) Wilson Jones S300 Line Hardbound Shaw Account Book, Two Column Journal, 33 Lines/Page, Blue with Brown Trim, WS300-3JA, as I have almost filled this one up now. Bound well, nice wide rule lines, blue and red lines, sturdy book. Perfect for my needs. And, a whole lot cheaper than some other brands I was looking at. Also--there are actually 160 numbered pages instead of the 150 that they have listed--bonus! :)

An old fashioned ledger for my business bookkeeping. Looks good inside while entering data and outside while placing onBookshelves..

The price of these books is crazy it's just a book full of paper but if you need it it is a great replacement it doesn't feel as sturdy as the one I had but it works

We own a business and I will keep it in the car to keep up with services provided to each customer. It looks like it will hold up nicely for my purpose.