Funeral Leather Guest Book
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Product Details
Our funeral Guest Books are thoughtfully designed to honor and cherish the memories of those who have passed. Available in two stamping choices to best suit the occasion of your loved one, crafted with the same care as our standard Guest Books. Personalized Leather Guest Books are available.
- Book Bound
- Archival, acid-free paper
- Bonded Leather
- Hard Cover
- 7" x 9"
- 192 pages
- Interior Book Code - GG192J
Texture and Finish
Acadia - Smooth, slightly glossy finish
With a subtle glazed-like, smooth grain, our Acadia bonded leather has a great feel with a slightly glossy finish.
Camden - Slightly textured, matte finish
With a more pronounced and deeper texture, our Camden bonded leather has a great look and feel with a matte finish.
Personalization
Personalizing your guest book can help you to create a more meaningful memorialization. Add your loved one's name, intials, or a special message that will allow their legacy to continue for generations.
Assembled in Bar Harbor, Maine, USA
Craftsmanship is a way of life in Maine, particularly here on the coast and islands that shape Frenchman’s Bay and serve as the gateway to Acadia National Park. For the past 40 years, Gallery Leather has been part of that rich tradition, handcrafting leather products of exceptional quality. Over the years, we have made leather goods for many of North America's luxury brands, all assembled by hand in Maine and guaranteed to last for generations.
Caring for Your Leather
Leather is a beautiful, durable material when cared for properly. Our bonded leather is best cared for through normal handling. Your hands provide the natural oils that nourish most leather. Our bonded leather is tanned specifically with special oils that replace the need to apply any creams or waxes. For normal dirt and spills, use a soft washcloth dampened with lukewarm water and some sort of mild detergent. Once clean, dry your leather with a clean towel. Do not use alcohol, cleaning solvents, oils, varnishes, or polishes. Avoid extreme temperatures.
