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I am curious also being a newbie to the hobby...hopefully someone will give us the needed info..

Thanks...Craig h

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I typically do checkbook covers out of calf skin or 4-5 oz leather. I will do the inside pockets from the same leather, line the inside, and sew the edges.

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3/4 oz carving back, 1-1/2-2 oz goat liner. Very tough, luxurious feel, yet thin. Ends up with a checkbook that's thinner than the checks in a book, even with pockets for cards - and will last for years.

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Title says it all...

What kind of leather are you guys/ gals using for the inner pockets of checkbook covers?

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hello guys, i use 7oz for the check book cover and 2 to3 oz for the interior. if you dont want to make the interior springfield leather sell's premade interior that look real nice, i personally build all my interior but i have seen their interior's and they are pretty nice and easy to use hope this helps john

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Thanks everyone for the information..it will help this senior newbie..

craig h

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