Registre Avery 309 bleu blanc

The Avery 309 Administration Book in blue and white is a compact, paper-based record keeper designed for everyday administrative tasks. With dimensions of 148 mm by 105 mm, this small-format book provides a practical page layout for logging entries, keeping short records, and maintaining a clear chronological order of notes. The durable paper construction and simple design make it suitable for frequent handling in offices, reception desks, and field use.

Advantages

The compact size allows the book to fit into small bags, pockets, or desk drawers while still providing adequate space for essential entries. The two-tone blue and white design improves readability and helps to visually separate sections or entries. The paper construction is durable for daily use and supports standard pens and pencils without excessive bleed-through when used with typical writing instruments.

Suitable for

• Daily administrative logs and registries
• Appointment and visitor records at reception desks
• Short field notes and on-site checks
• Personal expense or task tracking

Key specifications

• Format: compact booklet
• Dimensions: 148 mm (width) × 105 mm (height)
• Colour scheme: blue and white
• Material: paper-based construction suitable for writing
• Layout: ruled or structured pages for entries (standard administrative format)

How to use

Open the Avery 309 Administration Book to the first blank page and record the date and a clear heading for each entry to maintain chronological order. Use a pen or pencil to fill in the predefined lines or columns, noting key details such as times, names, amounts, or short descriptions. Close the book after each session to protect written content and store it flat in a drawer or upright on a shelf for organized archiving. For frequent reference, mark important pages with a removable tab or small sticky note.

Recommendations

Use standard ballpoint or gel pens to minimize bleed-through; avoid heavy inks on successive pages. Store the book in a dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve paper quality and legibility. For record-keeping that requires long-term archival, periodically transfer critical entries to digital format or a bound archival register.