Term for a person who is fond of stationery items [closed]

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Is there any term for a person who is fond of collecting stationery items (pens,books,etc)? If yes, then what is it?


"Papyrophilia" http://papyrophilia.tumblr.com/ "This is a blog dedicated to the beauty of paper. From books to stationery to notebooks to everything paper (including pens and office supplies)."

"By now it is evident to myself and to everyone around me that I have papyrophilia, or the obsessive love of paper products, otherwise known as addiction to stationery." http://thechloebook.blogspot.gr/2014/10/on-papyrophilia.html

papyrophiliac "those who love paper"

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