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Paper Section 9 Paper Section 9 Drawing Pads Hardback Sketchbooks FA B RIANO VENEZIA Code Size ex VAT inc VAT 48 sheets of 100% woodfree, surface sized, acid free Fabriano RO B ERSON BUSHEY BOOKS Accademia 200gsm paper. Casebound with stitched page marker. Code Size ex VAT inc VAT FAVE02190 10 x 15 cm 4 x 6 inch 5.36 6.30 Hardback sketch book; FAVE02191 15 x 23 cm 6 x 9 inch 8.00 9.40 80 sheets of 80 gsm smooth white FAVE02192 23 x 30 cm 9 x 12 inch 11.74 13.80 sketching paper. CR11105 18 x 11 cm 7 x 4½ inch 5.45 6.40 CR11205 23 x 18 cm 9 x 7 inch 8.68 10.20 CR11305 36 x 23 cm 14 x 9 inch 12.09 14.20 DALER BLA C K HARD B A C K SKET C H B OOK CORNELISSEN GREEN SKET C H BOOK The classic sketch book. 78 sheets, acid 46 sheets acid free 150 gsm paper, dark free 85gsm ivory cartridge paper. Portrait green cover imprinted ‘L. CORNELISSEN & bound. Perforated pages. SON’ in front lower right corner. Portrait. A4 Size 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch DR813550626 A6 15 x 11 cm 6 x 4¼ inch 6.13 7.20 ex VAT 7.49 DR813550526 A5 22 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 6.94 8.15 inc VAT 8.80 DR813550426 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 9.96 11.70 Code EGSTDA4P ALER B ONY KET C H B OOK CORNELISSEN BLA C K SKET C H BOOK D E S 46 sheets acid free 140 gsm 62 sheets, 150gsm acid paper, bound with classic free white cartridge paper. black cover. Portrait bound. Square sketch books contain 95 sheets acid free paper DR813880600 A6 15 x 11 cm 6 x 4¼ inch 4.64 5.45 EGBL0106P DR813880500 A5 22 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 5.96 7.00 EGBL0106L A6 15 x 11 cm 6 x 4½ inch 3.66 4.30 EGBL0105P DR813880400 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 8.17 9.60 EGBL0105L A5 22 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 4.68 5.50 EGBL0104P EGBL0104L A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 6.72 7.90 EGBL0103P Layout and Tracing Pads EGBL0103L A3 29 x 42 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 13.53 15.90 EGBL0201 square 14 x 14 cm 5½ x 5½ inch 5.02 5.90 DALER TRA C IN G PAD EGBL0202 square 19.5 x 19.5 cm 7½ x 7½ inch 7.23 8.50 50 sheets, 90 gsm tracing paper. EGBL0203 square 25 x 25 cm 10 x 10 inch 8.94 10.50 DR403240400 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 6.89 8.10 DR403240300 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼x16¼ inch 10.38 12.20 CORNELISSEN ECO HARD B A C K SKET C H BOOK Made with recycled board and paper, hand finished with natural cloth spine. 130 gsm 46 sheets, Portrait. EGEC0301 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 7.23 8.50 DALER LAYOUT PAD SENNELIER A2 SKET C H B OOKS 80 sheets, 45 gsm layout paper. Natural hessian cover, hard back 100 sheets of 125 gsm paper suitable for drawing, pen DR403030400 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 3.11 3.65 and light wash. Portrait or Landscape. DR403030300 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼x16¼ inch 6.21 7.30 16 x 11 cm 24 x 16 cm 32 x 24 cm Size 6¼ x 4¼ inch 9½ x 6¼ inch 12½ x 9½ inch ex Vat 10.17 13.57 18.68 inc Vat 11.95 15.95 21.95 Code SESB01100 SESB01101 SESB01102 Worldwide Mail Order Service. Phone 020 7636 1045 Fax 020 7636 3655 [email protected] www.cornelissen.com 151 Paper Section 9 Drawing Pads Sketch Pads DALER RED & YELLOW SP IRAL BOUND Code Size ex VAT inc VAT 25 sheets of 150 gsm acid free cartridge paper. DR405010600 A6 15 x 11 cm 6 x 4½ inch 1.87 2.20 DR405010500 A5 22 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 2.55 3.00 DR405010400 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 3.96 4.65 DR405010300 A3 29 x 42 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 6.47 7.60 DR405010200 A2 60 x 84 cm 16½ x 23¾ inch 11.70 13.75 DALER LYNDHURST SKET C H BOOK 25 sheets 135 gsm acid free extra smooth cartridge paper. Suitable for line and wash. Spiral bound. DR405430705 18 x 13 cm 7 in x 5 inch 2.43 2.85 DR405431007 26 x 18 cm 10 x 7 inch 3.66 4.30 DR405431209 30 x 23 cm 12 x 9 inch 4.51 5.30 DR405431410 36 x 25 cm 14 x 10 inch 5.96 7.00 DR405431612 41 x 31 cm 16 x 12 inch 7.15 8.40 DR405432015 50 x 38 cm 20 x 15 inch 10.04 11.80 DALER SMOOTH HEA V YWEI G HT CARTRID G E PAD 25 sheets, 220 gsm acid free cartridge paper. Tape bound landscape format. DR403040502 A5 21 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 3.06 3.60 DR403040402 A4 30 x 21 cm 12 x 8½ inch 5.02 5.90 DR403040302 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 7.87 9.25 DR403040202 A2 60 x 42 cm 16½ x 23¾ inch 13.06 15.35 DALER SMOOTH CARTRID G E PAD 30 sheets, 130 gsm acid free cartridge paper. Tape bound landscape format. DR403010500 A5 21 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 2.55 3.00 DR403010400 A4 30 x 21 cm 12 x 8½ inch 3.49 4.10 DR403010300 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 5.74 6.75 DR403010200 A2 60 x 42 cm 16½ x 23¾ inch 10.47 12.30 FA B RIANO Acc ADEMIA PAD 30 sheets, 200 gsm, wood free and acid free cartridge paper with slight texture. Spiral bound on short edge FAAC02105 A5 21 x 15 cm 8½ x 6 inch 2.09 2.45 FAAC02104 A4 30 x 21 cm 12 x 8½ inch 3.57 4.20 FAAC02103 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 6.13 7.20 FAAC02102 A2 60 x 42 cm 16½ x 23¾ inch 10.55 12.40 DALER CAN F ORD BLA C K PAD 30 sheets 150 gsm black cartridge paper. Tape bound landscape format. DR403555400 A4 30 x 21 cm 12 x 8½ inch 5.66 6.65 DR403555300 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 10.30 12.10 FA B RIANO EC O PAD Not (CP) surface, 100% recycled pulp. Manufactured using hydro-power. FAEC02204 A4 30 x 21 cm 120 gsm, 80 sheets 4.51 5.30 FAEC02203 A3 42 x 30 cm 120 gsm, 40 sheets 4.51 5.30 FAEC02214 A4 30 x 21 cm 200 gsm, 50 sheets 4.51 5.30 FAEC02213 A3 42 x 30 cm 200 gsm, 25 sheets 4.51 5.30 A N ARIS 1867 IENN 187 NDO 186 ARIS 1878 P V 3 LO 2 P 152 Paper Section 9 Drawing Pads Sketch Pads SNOWDON FAT PAD Code Size ex VAT inc VAT Wood free cartridge paper. Acid free matt surface. Wire bound short edge. 100 sheets. RKSN03104 A4 30 x 21cm 12 x 8½ inch 6.04 7.10 RKSN03103 A3 42 x 30 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 10.64 12.50 SENNELIER CARTE D’ART D340 15 sheets, 340 gsm, acid free, extra heavy rough grained paper suitable for most techniques. SECA01110 15 x 21 cm 6 x 8¼ inch 4.04 4.75 SECA01111 24 x 32 cm 9½ x 12½ inch 7.15 8.40 SECA01112 29.7 x 42 cm 11¾ x 16½ inch 10.77 12.65 SENNELIER LE MAXI 250 sheets, 70 gsm white slightly textured square drawing paper. SELM01120 15 x 15 cm 6 x 6 inch 6.13 7.20 SELM01121 25 x 25 cm 10 x 10 inch 11.28 13.25 SELM01122 32 x 32 cm 12½ x 12½ inch 15.62 18.35 SENNELIER ESQUISSE BLAN C 50 sheets, 70 gsm acid free smooth white sketching paper. SEEB01130 7.5 x 10.5 cm 4 x 3 inch 2.51 2.95 SEEB01131 18 x 12 cm 7 x 5 inch 3.19 3.75 SEEB01132 24 x 16 cm 9½ x 6 inch 4.21 4.95 SEEB01133 27 x 21 cm 10½ x 8 inch 5.91 6.95 SENNELIER BRISTOL PAD D8 28 sheets, 224g extra smooth bristol paper for pen and pencil. Spiral bound, landscape format. SEBR01140 16 x 24 cm 6 x 9½ inch 5.91 6.95 SEBR01141 31 x 22 cm 12 x 9½ inch 10.17 11.95 CANSON BRISTOL PAD 20 sheets, 250 gsm extra smooth illustration paper. Tape bound landscape format CABR04104 A4 31 x 22 cm 12 x 8½ inch 5.83 6.85 CABR04103 A3 29 x 42 cm 11¼ x 16¼ inch 9.45 11.10 FA B RIANO BOUQUET An assortment of 7 notebooks each containing a different type of paper. Bound with brightly coloured covers. Paper weights ranging between 85-100 gsm FAB002300 10 x 14 cm 4 x 5.5 inch 9.28 10.90 Worldwide Mail Order Service.
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