Antique Book Design, discreet password journal, protect usernames and passwords

Keep your passwords safe in style. This discreet journal has a cover designed by Antoine Michel Padeloup in the 18th century for Homilies ou sermons de S. Jean Chrysostome, originally made of goatskin tooled in gold. With 24 spaces for entries for each letter of the alphabet and additional pages in the back, you can keep all of your passwords in one place, and with a spiral binding you can easily keep pages open for writing or for reference. Antoine Michel Padeloup came from a family with five successive generations of stationers and bookbinders. Padeloup was employed not only by King Louis XV but by all the chief collectors of his age. He apprenticed in his father's workshop and established his own business by 1712 in Paris.