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Oxford Black n' Red A5 Glossy Hardback Wirebound Notebook, Ruled, 140 Page
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Brand
Oxford Black n' Red
Artist
Hedgehogs
Colour
Black
Country/Region of Manufacture
United Kingdom
Cover Style
Plain
Custom Bundle
No
Features
Studio Recording
Format
CD
Genre
Pop, Alternative, Rock
Item Subtype
Notebooks
Manufacturer number
wes001
Modified Item
No
Personalise
No
Record Label
Self Adhesive
Release Title
Vendale
Release Year
2007
Room
Any Room
Size
A5
Style
Modern
Type
Album
Unit Quantity
1
Unit Type
Unit
A5 wirebound notebook, ruled, 140 pages
High quality paper: Write on both sides of the page with smooth white optik paper, providing minimal show-through of your notes
Elegant hardback glossy cover: The ideal glossy cover from Black n' Red provides durability and life-long protection of your notes
Twin wire construction: Tough, long lasting twin wire wirebound construction provides durability whilst allowing the notebook to lay flat or fold back on itself for maximum comfort and flexibility
Scribzee enabled: With the Oxford Scribzee app for your Android or iOS device, you can scan, save
High quality paper: Write on both sides of the page with smooth white optik paper, providing minimal show-through of your notes
Elegant hardback glossy cover: The ideal glossy cover from Black n' Red provides durability and life-long protection of your notes
Twin wire construction: Tough, long lasting twin wire wirebound construction provides durability whilst allowing the notebook to lay flat or fold back on itself for maximum comfort and flexibility
Scribzee enabled: With the Oxford Scribzee app for your Android or iOS device, you can scan, save
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