TRU-RAY - Construction Paper, Turquoise, 12" x 18", 50 Sheets Per Pack, 5 Packs (PAC103039-5) 10604Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each cup is USDA Organic EJD7013866

Name: TRU-RAY - Construction Paper, Turquoise, 12" x 18", 50 Sheets Per Pack, 5 Packs (PAC103039-5) 10604Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each cup is USDA Organic EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 28316097302
Price: 39.51 USD
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TRU RAY Construction Paper, Turquoise, 12" x 18", 50 Sheets Per Pack, 5 Packs (PAC103039 5) 10604Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each cup is USDA Organic EJD7013866 Each cup is USDA Organic and Certified Gluten Free it provides a seamless finish that enhances the stability and integrity of your subfloor installations Transform your creative projects with vibrant turquoise construction paper that's perfect for a wide range of arts and crafts Each sheet measures 12" x 18"

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