Italian Dictionary - 1985

This 1985 printing of Webster’s New World Italian Dictionary reflects a time when language learning meant flipping pages, circling words, and jotting notes in the margins. Filled with Italian and English vocabulary meant for everyday use, the book carries the spirit of curiosity and connection that draws people to new places, cultures, and conversations.

This is the only available copy, now thoughtfully handcrafted into a one of a kind journal. Select pages from the original dictionary remain preserved among smooth, acid-free writing paper, allowing fragments of language to mingle with your own handwriting. It becomes a deeply personal keepsake for travelers, linguaphiles, students, and dreamers who feel drawn to the music of Italian words.

This journal is perfect for recording travel notes, practicing phrases, capturing poetry or reflections, or planning adventures inspired by Italy and beyond. Each turn of the page offers a gentle reminder that writing itself is a form of translation between thought and expression.

As with all Red Barn Collections journals, this piece carries the authentic character of its original printing and the careful craftsmanship that gives previously loved books new life.

OUR JOURNALS

We search for books that have been discarded and give them new life by turning them into one-of-a-kind journals and notebooks.

• 72+ journal pages
• 24# acid-free paper
• Selected chapters are included for all novels and larger texts
• Sturdy antique brass metal coil, allows journal to lay flat
• Handcrafted with love