Stationery
If you find yourself needing to write with a pencil in this digital era, use one that's so satisfying it will make you consider using pencils more often. These are high-quality hex pencils made of real wood with real rubber erasers. Not those dumpy "wood-like" pencils with a pink piece of plastic that just smears your writing into grey streaks until you rub... More info
You can finally take notes, write fan fiction, or doodle where traditional ballpoint pins cannot! Thanks to its pressurized ink cartridge, this pen can write: at any angle in zero gravity underwater in extreme hot or cold temperatures through grease More info: During early space flights, pencils were used to write in space. But these posed too many potential... More info
This notebook celebrates the sun and its electromagnetic emissions that power all life on earth. Use it to catalog your adventures on one trip around our star, take notes in physics lecture, or record data in the lab. Dimensions A5 (5.8" x 8.3") Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 7 mm dotted lines Paper Weight 81 gsm Binding... More info
Draw up plans for city subsystems, imagine stronger, more efficient structures, or take notes at your job site in this deep green engineering pad. With its advanced lay-flat design and a bridge materializing from its sketches stamped in silver foil on the cover, this notebook will inspire you to find innovative solutions and draft elegant plans Dimensions 8.5" x 11"... More info
Cyanotype paper is commonly used to make "sun prints". This is a simple chemistry project suitable for all ages. A great way to spend a sunny day outdoors. Details about the procedure below. Product Details: Includes 10 sheets of 8" x 10" paper 100lb to withstand rinsing Smooth surface for crisp images Double sided = 2x exposures 100% natural and eco-friendly Hydro-milled... More info
Keep a magnifying glass, a pocket sized notebook, and a few pens at the ready for all your forestry adventures. Width 10" Height 6" Closure Zipper Material 100% Recycled canvas, 12 oz Lining 100% Recycled cotton, 5 oz Care Machine was cold, Tumble dry low More info
Keep your lucky lab pens and totems to ward of failed experiments inside this Chemistry Zip Case Width 10" Height 6" Closure Zipper Material 100% Recycled canvas, 12 oz Lining 100% Recycled cotton, 5 oz Care Machine was cold, Tumble dry low More info
Take this notebook, with a chain reaction diagram inscribed in a Cherenkov radiation blue cover, to work, lecture, or the lab with you. Let it inspire you to come up with groundbreaking new applications for nuclear energy or life-saving medical equipment. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green engineering grid Paper Weight... More info
Develop pioneering ways to generate, transmit, and store energy, run calculations at your job site, or plan a new turbine array in this slate gray Power Engineering notebook. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green engineering grid Paper Weight 64 gsm Binding Lay-flat hardcover Paper Composition 100% recycled Printing Soy-based ink Cover Icon Silver... More info
Use this mustard yellow Chemical Engineering notebook, inscribed with a PFD distillation column in silver foil, to diagram your P&IDs and run your calculations. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green engineering grid Paper Weight 64 gsm Binding Lay-flat hardcover Paper Composition 100% recycled Printing Soy-based ink Cover Icon Silver foil stamp More info
Use this steel blue Aeronautical Engineering notebook to run calculations or draw up plans for new aircraft. Whether you're researching in a top-secret lab or in the library going through problem sets, your most brilliant ideas will take flight within the pages of this notebook. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green... More info
Calculate trajectories, design propulsion systems, or chart a course for the stars in this space gray Astronautical Engineering notebook. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green engineering grid Paper Weight 64 gsm Binding Lay-flat hardcover Paper Composition 100% recycled Printing Soy-based ink Cover Icon Silver foil stamp More info
A beautiful notebook perfect for communing with the universe, compete with:- constellation maps- schedule of total lunar eclipses- guide to the moon's phases- a tear-out simple astrolabe 48 pages | pocket size 3-3/8” x 4-7/8” More info
This friendly green Botany notebook has charts and guides and plenty of room to record your findings out in the wild or list groceries and errands when you return to civilization. It’s light and compact, so it fits in your backpack, field kit, purse, or parka. Whether you make observations close to home (how does your garden grow?) or keep... More info
The Moon Passport notebook has a place for personal information and a fold-out page of extras. A handy chart of moon phases, a glossary of terms to identify the Moon’s visible features, and maps of both the Near Side and the Far Side will help you navigate. There’s also plenty of room to record all your lunar observations and to... More info
Plan your prototypes, sketch schematics, run calculations or gather data in this clay red bound engineering pad. Dimensions 8.5" x 11" Page Count 192 pages (96 sheets) Paper Type 5 mm green engineering grid Paper Weight 64 gsm Binding Lay-flat hardcover Paper Composition 100% recycled Printing Soy-based ink Cover Icon Silver foil stamp More info
The Cloudspotting notebook comes with several nice features to help get your head into the clouds: - guides to cloud and weather symbols.- a list of cloud nomenclature terms.- a cloud identification chart, so you can immediately start recognizing the clouds overhead. 48 pages | 3-3/8” x 4-7/8” More info
Greetings Postcard Front reads: "Thinking of you periodically" "Hey there!" "Magicicada Cassini - Periodical Cicada" Back reads: "M. Cassinii is a 17 year cicada in the genus Magicicada. Species in this genus have either 13 or 17 year lifecycles that are spent primarily underground as nymphs. This illustration was modeled after a Brood IV specimen found in Oklahoma in 2015.... More info
9"x6" 100% natural cotton pouch with leather pull and lined interior. Design is matching on both sides. More info
9x6" 100% natural cotton pouch with leather pull and lined interior. Design is on both sides. More info
100 strips each in matching color plastic vials. Individual strips are approximately 2" long and 1/4" wide. Determines whether a substance is an acid or a base. Blue litmus paper turns red at pH 4.5 or less (acidic). Red litmus paper turns blue at pH 8.3 or more (basic). Neutral litmus paper turns from purple to blue or red. More info
Front of card reads: "Dynastes Hercules (3rd Instar) - Hercules beetle Larva" Inside of card: "I larva you!" and "Fun Fact! The Hercules beetle is one of the largest flying insects. The larval stage can last up to two years and the larva can weigh more than 100 grams. (Thats equal to a bar of soap!)" Dimensions (when closed): 7"... More info
Front of card reads: "Happy Birthday! Party on man" "Culex Quinquefasciatus - Southern House Mosquito" Inside of card reads: "(Hope it doesn't sucks)" and "Fun Fact! The southern House Mosquito can be found in tropical and sub tropical regions of the world- including the southern United States. It is a carrier of many viruses including the Zika and West Nile... More info
Front of card reads: "You da best" "Diapheromera Femorata - Northern Walking Stick (Nymph)" Inside of card reads: "Thanks for sticking with me." and "Fun Fact! Stick insects belong to the Order Phasmatodea, along with leaf insects. They can reproduce parthenogenically- meaning they're able to lay unfertilized eggs which only hatch into females." Brown paper envelope included Dimensions (when card... More info
Front of card reads: "You're the bee's knees!" "Just look at it!" "Bombus Hypnorum - Tree Bumblebee" Inside of card is blank Back of card reads: "Fun Fact! Bombus hypnorum is a series of bumble bee native to Europe and parts of Asia. This species prefers areas that other bees do not, which allows them to pollinate plants that other... More info
