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Dunwell Graph Paper Notebook 8.5 x 11 (Red) Plastic Cover, 100 Sheets (200 Pages), 4x4 Squares, 1 Subject Graph Paper Spiral Notebook, 1/4" Grid, Pocket Divider, Easy Tear-Off, 3-Hole Punched
Dunwell Graph Paper Notebook 8.5 x 11 (Red) Plastic Cover, 100 Sheets (200 Pages), 4x4 Squares, 1 Subject Graph Paper Spiral Notebook, 1/4" Grid, Pocket Divider, Easy Tear-Off, 3-Hole Punched
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Dunwell Graph Paper Notebook 8.5 x 11 (Red) Plastic Cover, 100 Sheets (200 Pages), 4x4 Squares, 1 Subject Graph Paper Spiral Notebook, 1/4" Grid, Pocket Divider, Easy Tear-Off, 3-Hole Punched
- Graph Ruled Spiral Notebook: Red plastic cover resists moisture, Protects your valuable class notes, assignments, and homework.
- 100 Double-sided 8.5 x 11 Sheets. Graph paper ruled with ¼” squares, 4 per inch. Perforated for clean edge tear-out. Detached page measures 8-1/2 x 11", 3-Hole punched to fit standard binders.
- Convenient Inner Sleeve with Pockets: Double sided plastic sleeve. Use for storing notes, assignments, and homework. Fits 8.5x11 letter size paper.
- Strong Wire Loop: 1-Subject Square Grid Notebook uses sturdy binding for easy page turning. High quality paper, cardboard back cover provides solid surface for smooth writing.
- Many Uses: Checkered grid paper notebook is great for math, geometry, plotting graphs, engineering class, students drawings, personal journal, and more.
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