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Reed A6 recycled hard cover notebook with plain pages

SKU: PFC-106022 In Stock

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This Reed A6 notebook is practical for daily notes and promotional campaigns. It features a soft-feel recycled hard cover and 96 plain pages for writing or sketching. An elastic closure helps keep it secure. This makes it a useful Reed item for branding.

Reed A6 recycled hard cover notebook with plain pages

This Reed A6 recycled hard cover notebook offers a practical item for general promotional campaigns. It provides a useful stationery product for daily office or personal use.

  • It has a hard cover made from recycled cardboard with a soft feel and rounded corners.
  • The notebook contains 96 plain sheets of 70 g/m2 paper, suitable for writing or sketching.
  • An elastic closure keeps the notebook shut, and a ribbon marker helps users keep their place.
  • This A6 size notebook is convenient for carrying in a bag or keeping on a desk.

This notebook is well-suited for displaying a company logo as part of a general promotional effort.

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