1379 Tall Bill Folder

TUDORJONES LTD

£38

Suitable for use in restaurants, bars, cafes and hospitality spaces such as spas, our slimline leather bill folder is expertly crafted, indulgently luxurious, and sublimely practical. Present your guests with their bill, an invoice or return a card receipt in a stylish and secure manner, all tucked within a premium folder hand crafted from top grain leather. The inside corner pocket keeps paper items organised and secure. It can also be used by guests to present a card or money for payment after reviewing the bill. Made by our leather makers to your specifications, you can choose from our wide

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TUDORJONES LTD, number 16304816. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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