Herlitz 10791010 address book, black A6

The Herlitz Address Book 10791010 in Black, A6 format, is a compact contact organizer with a faux leather cover designed for everyday use. Its small size fits easily into bags or pockets while the structured cover provides protection for the pages. The notebook-style layout keeps names, addresses, phone numbers and other contact details together in a single, portable volume for both personal and professional needs.

Advantages

The faux leather cover offers a durable, wipe-clean surface that preserves the inner pages and presents a neat, understated appearance. The A6 dimensions combine portability with enough writable area to record full contact records. The binding allows the book to lie flat for comfortable writing, and the clear alphabetical division simplifies quick lookup of entries. The product’s neutral black color suits a range of environments, from home use to business meetings.

Suitable for

• Managing personal contacts and addresses
• Keeping business and client information organized
• Portable reference for phone numbers and emergency contacts
• Use during events, meetings or while traveling

Key specifications

• Format: A6 (compact, pocket-friendly)
• Cover material: faux leather (durable, wipeable)
• Color: black
• Layout: alphabetical sections for easy lookup
• Binding: flat-laying binding for ease of writing

How to use

Open the address book to the appropriate alphabetical section and write contact details legibly in the provided lines. Use separate entries for names, street addresses, telephone numbers and email addresses to keep information clear and searchable. Store the book in a bag, desk drawer or briefcase to have contacts available when needed. To preserve the appearance, avoid prolonged exposure to moisture and wipe the cover with a soft cloth when necessary.

Recommendations

For efficient use, keep entries concise and consistent—use abbreviations for common terms (St., Ave., Apt.) and record dates of updates. Consider updating critical contacts regularly and keeping a backup digital list for redundancy.