Rite In The Rain Stapled Notebooks
Description
Stapled notebook with tagboard cover, 12 per pack
Features
- Many pattern choices for ease of organizing data
- Sold by the dozen, great for multiple sites or classrooms
- 48 weather resistant pages
Details
- Size - 4 5/8" x 7"
- Pages - 48
- Weight - 1.85 lb. DZ
- (12) 4 5/8" X 7" Notebooks
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301 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, transit pattern, 12 per pack |
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311 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, level pattern, 12 per pack |
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341 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, cruiser's transit pattern, 12 per pack |
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351 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, field pattern, 12 per pack |
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371 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, universal pattern, 12 per pack |
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381 | Stapled notebook, tagboard cover, metric grid pattern, 12 per pack |
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47 | Blue all-weather pen, chrome/plastic barrel |
$10.40
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57 | Red all-weather pen, chrome/plastic barrel |
$10.40
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97 | Black all-weather pen, metal barrel |
$14.36
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97B | Blue all-weather pen, metal barrel |
$14.36
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96 | Black all-weather bullet pen, metal barrel |
$23.36
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30 | Clear vinyl cover for 4 5/8" x 7" stapled notebooks |
$1.90
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