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Ruled manila tagboard sheets with 1-1/2 inch spacing, 100 sheets per pack for classroom and craft use
Pacon model 5163 provides 100 sheets of ruled manila tagboard for classroom and craft use. The 1-1/2 inch ruling supports handwriting practice, chart creation and general art projects. Sheets are supplied new and ready for immediate use.
Suits educators who want a large pack of pre-ruled manila sheets for daily lessons or group activities. Not suited for buyers who need unruled tagboard, a different sheet count or heavier card stock for structural modelling.
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| Product type | Arts & Crafts Supplies |
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| Shipping weight | 6.90 kg |
| Package size | 916 × 612 × 22 mm |
The sheets are ruled at 1-1/2 inches, giving wide lines that suit early handwriting lessons and classroom activities.
At 100 sheets the pack is slim enough to fit in typical letter-size trays or shallow drawers used for paper supplies.
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