These ¾-inch diameter Cranky Pressman Inspector Stamps ($23.00) were used by train conductors and health inspectors back in the day. And now, it’s being produced again for those people who work away from their desk. Each self inking stamp comes with key ring and a plastic cap cover with a little inkpad in the bottom of the cap – making it a “take it wherever you go” trinket. The Inspector Stamp is customizable with your own logo, design or artwork.

If you’re still using your decade-old tin pencil case, maybe you should consider retiring it by now. Travelteq turns its attention towards catering to artists like you by coming up with its newest fine leather creation, the roll-up Pencil Holder ($85). It is another wonderful addition to Travelteq’s line of high-grade leather products that add some style to your art writing tools. The hand-made roll-up holder can carry up to 19 pencils – which should be more than enough for your art requirements. Its Florentine Vanchetta leather puts a dash of style in your tools.

These Belgian-made, German-inspired Atoma Notebooks ($16) are minimalist in design; simple, yes, but they are of exquisite appearance and material. Notes have never looked as appealing when written on the Atoma’s 144 perforated sheets. The pages are bound by unconnected rings. Yes, you heard it right; the rings aren’t connected from end to end. It’s what makes its design so unique. Atoma has been making notebooks for 60 years now; and for their tenure in the industry, the grade-A quality of their products is now considered undisputed.

Outfit your Moleskin notebook with a handsome Matt Moleskin Cover from Millican ($80). Handcrafted in England, its oak bark tanned, bridle leather construction is both tough and sophisticated, and acquires a nice patina over time. The Matt includes a Moleskin ruled notebook and a handy pen loop closure.

First to compete with the iFusion SmartStation is the cool new Invoxia NVX 610 ($500). Unlike the former that only works with an iPhone, the NVX 610 can use the iPhone and other iDevices like the iPod Touch and the iPad as a control interface. This smart desktop phone with an exterior made of glass and stainless steel, features eight broadband speakers and digital microphone, handsfree calls, background noise removal, business/mobile contact list synchronization, Bluetooth, powered speaker and more

When you have a load of tasks to complete for your boss at the office or at home, it’s best to start a list and get organized. And what better place to jott your to-dos than the Shit I Gotta Fucking Get Done Notebook ($10/2 pack). This handy little notebook is the perfect companion fo anyone with a lot of chores, errands or activities on their plate. Its size also makes it easy to carry in your bag or back pocket as an easy reminder to get shit done. [thank Jenni]

How do you make a simple pen cooler? Design it with a rugged exterior that can deliver blunt force trauma, of course. Not only does the UZI Tactical Pen ($20) excel as a writing instrument, but it also has added features that can save your life. Made of lightweight aircraft aluminum, the Uzi features a solid triangular breaking crown that can be used to strike haters or to break glass in an emergency.

Note taking in class or in the office is a system that requires attention and concentration. In case you’re lacking in both, Livescribe has a solution for you. The Pulse Smartpen ($180) can record up to 32,000 pages of notes that can be easily transferred to your Mac or PC for later reading. Even better, the Pulse can also capture over 200 hours of audio in case you miss jotting down important information or accidentally doze off during your weekly meeting.

Get your important documents organized with the Cardboard Document Folders ($20). Perfect for large files and busy offices, these folders are stronger and more durable than ordinary document folders. Each folder features a non-slip surface, a flap with an elastic fastener to secure contents from the elements, and enough room to accommodate a CD case, portable hard drive, or a stack of Benjamins.

What good is Moleskin when you don’t have a pen to jot down your thoughts? With the Quiver ($17-$25) you can easily carry your favorite pen along with your notebook. Simply slip the leather pen holders over the cover of your Moleskin, equip with your preferred writing instrument and you’re set.