a pathfinder...3-ring binder?

[ohako]

I just got the Bestiary Box, and I went ahead and did the thing with a binder and coin sheets/tobacco card sheets/trading card sheets/3x5 card sheets (one for each size), and I remembered that I actually had an old AD&D Monstrous Compendium (you know, the monster book made out of a binder and loose-leaf sheets).

I was such a nerd 20 years ago, that when the Monstrous Compendium II came out, I actually taped the title card to the back of my Monstrous Compendium I. Anyway...my Bestiary Box binder is going to be totally boss, but I was wondering if we could get a pathfindery 3-ring binder? I figure that actually pre-stocking it with the correct number of sheets you'd need to pack in all your pawns would be gilding the lily kinda fierce, but a binder by itself could have applications beyond just pawn-keeping. Throw in some artsy 3-ring dividers (like, different goblins peering out of each tab, or something), and I'd buy one for sure.

[Ciaran Barnes]

HATED the compendium binder. I had to repair way too many punched holes on monster sheets.

[Swashbucklersdc]

I would buy one as well, would work great!

[JasonKain]

I use a ton of 3 ring binders for my character records/downloaded PDFs. Depending on the price point and what it actually looked like, I'd totally be interested in this.

[Artanthos]

I would pay extra if it was built like the Better Binders from Staples.