Book Darts Line Markers 125 Count Tin Brass by Book Darts

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They’re great for fiction, memoirs, manuals, planners, notebooks… heck, any document or stack of paper you could name. These are real Book Darts imported directly from the manufacturers in Oregon, not to be confused with cheaper knockoffs which can cause staining. Your book darts will be packaged with the instructions slip into a glassine pouch (FSC certified) to protect them. Each set includes a selection of thirteen different cards featuring some of our favorite sayings about books and reading. Unobtrusive and indefinitely reusable, they eliminate the need for bent corners, paper clips, underlining, highlighting and sticky papers.I'm keeping it super simple but am wanting a way to easier find my index, collections, future log, and start off the month because I flip around a lot.

I’ve realized that I’m reading even more since I made a conscious effort to reduce how much time I spend on social media. MADE IN THE USA and packaged in a gift-ready tins/sleeves, Book Darts let bookworms both mark and preserve the beauty of the written word.If you’d like to file an allegation of infringement, you’ll need to follow the process described in our Copyright and Intellectual Property Policy. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. Finally, you could just use a paperclip, but they can quite easily damage a page as you place or remove it. These tiny but mighty tools are crafted from high-quality, archival-safe materials, making them safe to use on all types of paper, from delicate vintage pages to glossy, modern prints. Most people, however, view them as replacements for dog-eared pages, paperclips, sticky notes, or whatever else you might use to flag pages in a book you’re reading, a journal, or a notebook.