Field Notes "Hatch Show Print" 3-Pack

About this product:

Field Notes owe their existence to a tradition of promotional memo books distributed to American farmers over the last hundred years by seed, tractor, and agricultural companies. Field Notes co-founder, Aaron Draplin, had been collecting them for years, “rescuing them” from obscurity.

A collaboration between Field Notes and Hatch, Nashville’s legendary letterpress print shop founded by the brothers Hatch in 1879. The covers are cut from a three-poster public service campaign about effective poster design named

"Pressing Issues: A Series on Ink, Paper, and Muscle," imagined by Field Notes, designed and printed by Hatch. Each poster yields six covers, and each 3-Pack includes one book featuring artwork from each poster, resulting in tons of varying combinations in each pack.

• Soft Cover
• Includes 3 Booklets
• 3/16-Inch Graph
• Each Booklet, 48 Pages
• 3.5 x 5.5 Inches (89 x 140 Millimeters)
• Ruled Lines: 0.25-Inch Spacing (6.4 Millimeters)
• Cover Paper: Domtar Cougar 100 Pound Cover White, printed with a brute-force application of hand-mixed Kennedy oil-based inks, including Just About Pantone 637
• Interior Paper: Finch, Bright White 60lb Text printed with 1-color application of Actual Pantone 635 soy-based Toyo ink
• Made in the U.S.