Nobility and grace are restored in this filigreed design, originally created in 1675 to hold Richard Allestree’s The Government of the Tongue. Crafted by the Queens’ Binder “A,” one of the most prolific binders of the Restoration period, the balance of open space and intricate elements makes it a shining jewel of the period.

Pictured here: Restoration hardcover journal

The Queens’ Binder was a name given to a small group of English craftsmen during the “Golden Age of English Bookbinding.” Modern research indicates that the name actually encompasses four distinct shops, and even individual binders such as “A” could refer to multiple artisans. While the name of the binder called “A” is not known, there is no doubt as to the regency of this gilt binding, which is now a part of the Henry Davis gift at the British Library.

We are honoured to help restore the binding, representing the pinnacle of English craftsmanship, to its original glory in these two designs.

Pictured here: Restoration pencil case and guest book

The Queen’s Binding – Restoration

Available as: Hardcover journal, guest book and pencil case


Pictured here: Pinnacle softcover Flexi notebooks in ultra, midi and mini

The Queen’s Binding – Pinnacle

Available as: Softcover Flexi notebook


Which style of The Queen’s Binding do you prefer – Restoration or Pinnacle?

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