The Royal Horticultural Society has launched a new RHS stationery gift range from Frances Lincoln Publishers in the form of the RHS Birds Writing Set.The writing range will consist of three products: a journal, a pocket notebook set and a writing set.
The RHS Birds Journal is a lined journal with four colour inserts, an expanding internal storage pocket and an elastic enclosure.
The RHS Birds Pocket Notebook Set comprises of three pocket notebooks, one with lined paper, one with graph paper and one with plain pages. Retailing at £12.99, the RHS Birds Writing Set offers 12 decorated notelets with matching envelopes in an attractive gift box.
Inspired by the illustrations of the RHS Linsley Library collection, the range includes hand-coloured engraved plates by John Frederick Miller from Cimelia Physica by George Shaw, published in 1796, coloured engraved plates from Mark Catesby’s 1754 publication The Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands, and illustrations by George Brookshaw from 1819.
All the three publications will be available at retail from September 7th. They will be sold at gift outlets as well as bookshops, museums and galleries, RHS shops, online bookstores and rhsshop.co.uk.
“Our continuing relationship with the RHS has enabled us to enhance our popular stationery ranges with some of the most beautiful botanical artwork from the past three centuries,” said Andrew Dunn, publisher of Frances Lincoln. “We’re delighted to be once again partnering with this much-loved and inspirational brand,” he added.
