Novo Swedish ring binder steel

This steel-backed ring binder was invented in 1927 by Carl Larson, one of the original Volvo car men. The binder is pretty good, too – favoured for many years now by theatre and film directors, assembly engineers, business presenters – anyone who is on his feet most of the day and needs a binder for continuous reference will appreciate its dual-control mechanism that enables the user – with a simple press of the thumb or finger – to either leaf through, or to remove documents. It’s particularly useful for loose-leaf papers: turning over, or making additions or substitutions is simplicity itself. This ingenious dual-control mechanism is also really ideal for rapid document substitution, unlike ordinary ring binders (we know some people who in their spare time like playing with it just for fun!). A ring binder of this quality is a real rarity – and did we mention that it looks good too? Don’t be surprised if your business partners cast envious glances…