- Is the paper thick enough for fountain pens?
- Yes. Oxford paper is heavier than most generic spiral notebook stock, and owners report little bleed-through with fountain and gel pens. Very wet nibs may still show slight ghosting.
- How many pages does each notebook have?
- Each notebook has 70 sheets, or 140 pages counting both sides. College ruling fits more lines per page than wide ruling.
- Does the spiral let the notebook lie flat?
- Yes. The wire binding opens flat and folds back on itself, so you can take notes without holding the pages down.
- Are the pages perforated for tearing out?
- No. Pages are bound into the spiral, so sheets are not meant to be torn out cleanly.
- Is this a good choice over a composition book?
- It is lighter and lays flatter than a composition book, and the paper handles ink better. A composition book is tougher and has a hard cover for rough handling.
- Where is the Oxford College Ruled Spiral Notebook cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $4.23, 18% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Oxford College Ruled Spiral Notebook?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including OfficeCrave.com, Staples, Best Buy, Amazon.