Wallet of plastic pockets to hold business cards, in a hand-bound hardback case. There are 80 slots, bu you can put the cards back to back in the slots so there is space for 160 cards.  (One-off binding)

The zigzag binding is the top one in the picture only. (This item does not include the folder in the same picture,  with the circles on.)

The cover is a design by Elizabeth Friedlander for the Curwen Press (now out of print). Note that this is one of two zig zag patterns, and this one has a blue dot which is not on the other pattern.

Elizabeth Friedlander (1903 - 1984) came to England from Berlin and worked in the UK as a freelance industrial artist . She was an accomplished calligrapher and designed at least 17 papers for the Curwen Press.

The Curwen Press came into being in 1863 and its work in the early C20th had a strong focus on well-designed commercial printing. Contemporary artists were commissioned as illustrators and designers and in the 1920s, the Curwen Press began the production of  a collection of iconic pattern papers, commissioning designs from young artists including Eric Ravilious, Enid Marx, Edward Bawden,  Engraved patterns were transferred onto lithographic plates. They were used widely in publishing, for example by the Folio Society, by Penguin and by Hamish Hamilton in the Novel Library series. With the closure of the press in 1984, the manufacture of the papers came to an end.