Celestial Internet Address Book

Organise your internet username and password information with a smart and discreet address book. With convenient lay-flat, spiral-binding, the cover has gold foil details which emulate the gold-tooled finish of a bookbinding created by London firm Henry T. Wood in 1933 for a book of verse by British poet Edward Frank Willis James (1907-84); the original is now in the collection of the British Library. The large-format address book includes tabbed alphabetical sections and space to record over 400 favourite website addresses. With prompts to note website names, addresses, usernames and passwords (or hints to help you recall the information); plus sections to record home computing, server and software details, all in one handy notebook. With an intricate design of stars, planets and a scrolling, asymmetric frame, the address book can be camouflaged in a bookcase: simply remove the cardboard title-wrapper and sticker for discreet storage. Keep securely tucked away and never share your username or password information.

Hardback with lay-flat, spiral-binding
Gold foil cover details
Elastic closure
22 x 17cm
144 pages
Tabbed alphabetical sections
Removable band and sticker to create a plain cover
Paper and card can be recycled, subject to local refuse policies
Packed in a cello bag - widely recycled with soft plastics