‘Julius’ Watercolor Journal

Originally published in 1874 and penned by Horatio Alger Jr., ‘Julius’ has been reimagined as a watercolor journal for the underdogs, the up-and-comers, and the art that rises to the top.

Tucked just inside the cover is a slice of 19th-century Americana: an original Currier & Ives illustration from the 1952 edition of ‘Currier and Ives’ America’. Titled ‘The Railroad Suspension Bridge: Near Niagra Falls’ – a fitting prelude to your own story.

A true original – crafted once, never again, like a first edition whose story ends with you.

Features:

• Original antique book cover from 1874
• 100% cotton, 300 GSM / 140 lb cold-pressed watercolor paper (acid-free & archival)
• Hand-torn deckled edges
• Original 1952 ‘Currier & Ives’ print featured inside front cover
• Page from original book featured inside back cover
• Ribbon bookmark & elastic band closure
• 94 pages (front and back)
• Measures approx 7 1/4 x 4 3/4 inches

Want to make it yours? Just leave a name in the "Order Special Instructions" at checkout and I’ll hand-letter it on the front page label – because what’s a story without its author?

Pair your journal with 'The Perfect Date' – literally. This retro-style date stamp is here to help you keep track of your creative journey, one page at a time, because your journal deserves to tell more than just a story…it deserves to tell time. You can find yours here.