PACON - Dual Ruled Composition Book, Dark Gray Marble, 1/4" Grid & 3/8" Wide Ruled, 9-3/4" x 7-1/2", 100 Sheets, Pack of 6 24394Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} Designed to tackle even the EJD7013866

Name: PACON - Dual Ruled Composition Book, Dark Gray Marble, 1/4" Grid & 3/8" Wide Ruled, 9-3/4" x 7-1/2", 100 Sheets, Pack of 6 24394Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} Designed to tackle even the EJD7013866
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PACON Dual Ruled Composition Book, Dark Gray Marble, 1 4" Grid & 3 8" Wide Ruled, 9 3 4" x 7 1 2", 100 Sheets, Pack of 6 24394Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} Designed to tackle even the EJD7013866 Designed to tackle even the most stubborn weeds and crabgrass and concentration This versatile composition book is perfect for students professionals

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