Oxford 7321-CHE Ruled Index Cards, Cherry, 100/Pack
Ruled index cards in cherry colour, 100 per pack for organised note-taking
- Ruled lines keep notes tidy and legible
- Cherry colour lets you spot the pack instantly
- 100 cards give plenty of space for projects
- Oxford brand signals reliable office quality
- Model 7321-CHE identifies the exact product
Ruled index cards for structured notes
Oxford 7321-CHE ruled index cards come in a cherry colour and a pack of 100. The ruled lines keep handwriting aligned for study cards, recipe files or quick reference lists. Students, researchers and office workers who prefer physical organisation will find the format familiar and portable.
Durable card stock handles daily handling
The stiff paper resists bending when flipped through a card box or carried in a pocket. No power, cooling or noise considerations apply because the product is entirely passive. Normal use leaves the cards legible and intact for months.
Cherry colour aids visual sorting
The distinct hue lets users separate topics or projects at a glance without extra tabs or markers. No bundled software or accessories are included; the pack contains only the 100 ruled cards.
How it compares
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- Price $4.99
- Cheaper than about 92% of the 456 comparable items (median $10.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Oxford |
| Model name | 7321-CHE |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.14 kg |
| Package size | 127 × 76 × 20 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I set up the 100 ruled index cards in a card file box without them sliding out?
Stand the 100 cards upright in a standard 3 x 5 card file box with the ruled lines horizontal; the box rails hold them in place so they do not slide forward when you flip through.
When will the ruled lines on the cherry cards start to feather or the edges fray?
The ruled lines are printed on standard card stock; they feather only after heavy fountain-pen use, and the edges fray after repeated handling — typically months of daily filing.
At what point does the cherry colour fade enough to make colour-coding unreliable?
The cherry tint is a surface dye; under normal indoor light it stays distinct for years, but direct sunlight can fade it noticeably within a few months, breaking the colour code.
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