A journal and tactile mail club for the discerning eye and ephemerist, devoted to romanticizing the offline world. Weekly posts on antiquing, design histories, slow entertaining, interiors, and style.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 179 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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Curio Cabinet No.22
Hello, reader. Happiest Wednesday. We’re halfway to the weekend and I am counting the hours. Last weekend was lovely and also entirely depleting, and this week has been a busy one at work, which is to say my battery is somewhere in the red....
Worth Noting's Monthly Miscellany 26
The Monthly Miscellany, delivered every first Sunday, is where I gather the things that delighted, inspired, or intrigued me throughout the last month… from beautiful homes and thoughtful articles to stylish people and brands, internet rabb...
Courier Club Mailing #1
Tactile snail mail for the discerning eye and ephemerist
The Worth Noting Courier Club mails a printed cabinet of curiosities directly to your home throughout the year.
Reader, it’s mailing week! I’m so excited to share more details...
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