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Pukka Pad A4 Recycled Pack 3

Pukka Pad A4 Recycled Pack 3

Pukka A4 Recycled Notebook 110 pages, ruled lines, wirebound with card cover and punched holes for binder. Green color. Pack of 3. Made from recycled materials.

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Notes Classic 9x14 linia- czarny

Notes Classic 9x14 linia- czarny

Moleskine (9788883701009 / S01003) - Moleskine - LIGNE EXECUTIVE - août 2005 - Ivory - Milan, Italy - Dimensions: 144 x 94 x 15 mm - Format: 192 pages - Product dimensions: 0.59 H x 5.63 L x 3.6 W - Titre: Carnet Classic ligné Poche Rigide Noir 192p

From (3 Deals)16.20 GBP
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Pukka Pad, Things To Do Today Pad 152x280mm

Pukka Pad, Things To Do Today Pad 152x280mm

Pukka Pad's Things to Do Today Memo Pad features 100 sheets, 152x280mm size, wire-bound spiral binding, and a to-do list format. It's perfect for organizing daily tasks and keeping track of appointments. The pack includes five identical notepads.

From (1 Deals)6.99 GBP
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Wirebound Notebook Headbound Summit

Wirebound Notebook Headbound Summit

Flexible card cover - Strong wire binding that allows the book to lay flat or fold back to save space when writing notes - Pages are perforated to allow easy removal of pages for storage or sharing of notes - 125 x 200 mm - Ruled

From (3 Deals)8.63 GBP
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Cambridge A5 Feint and Margin Wirebound Notebook

Cambridge A5 Feint and Margin Wirebound Notebook

Cambridge A5 Feint and Margin Wirebound Notebook is a set of three wire-bound notebooks. Each notebook has 200 pages, and features a feint margin for easier navigation. The notebook's cover is made from sturdy cardboard material.

From (3 Deals)11.76 GBP
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