Borrum & Pease 66 Series Account Books, Record Ruling, 300 Pages, 12-1/8 x 7-5/8, Blue (66-300-R)
Boorum & Pease
SKU: EZFB0006HU75U
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$31.86
Description
300 numbered pages, a placemarking ribbon and a table of contents help navigate entries
The same Smyth-sewn construction used in fine books and library volumes is provided in a customizable ledger
Sewn-in sheets prevent loose pages and show evidence of tampering to protect the integrity of your records
Books open flat so you can read and write margin to margin
Made in China
Preserve your accounts in a record-ruled ledger with 35 lines per page. Boorum & Pease 66 Series Account Books are large, art deco-styled ledgers. Each is constructed with Smyth-sewn binding for a superior, tamper-evident book that lies flat as you write. This book provides 300 numbered pages, a placemarking ribbon and a table of contents to help navigate entries. Every volume is individually film wrapped to protect the blue canvas cover with Record title, and pages of premium, acid-free paper printed with quality permanent and moisture-resistant ink. 7-5/8" x 12-1/8". Made in China. Brand: Boorum & Pease, Model: 66-300-R, Color: Green, Size: 12-1/2" x 7-5/8"
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