Esselte 20-322 Business Paper White 50-Sheet Dozen
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Arden Label
Pack of 120 polylaminated "W" labels sized 1" x 1-1/4" for Smead BCCR/BCCS filing systems
This pack contains 120 polylaminated labels printed with a dark green letter W on a white background and a black wrap-around bar. They are designed for Smead BCCR and BCCS alphabetic filing systems and arrive in new condition.
These labels match the Smead BCCR and BCCS series format for alphabetic indexing. The polylaminated stock protects the printed character during frequent handling. They serve specifically as the letter W component within a complete A-to-Z set.
Each label displays only the letter W, so this pack cannot build a full alphabet on its own. Buyers needing other letters or a complete kit must source the remaining characters separately.
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The supplier lists the item as a pack of 120 individual labels rather than a continuous roll.
The label folds around the tab so the black bar and green "W" are visible on both sides of the folder.
They are made to match the Smead BCCR and BCCS series, so they align with the tabs on those folders.
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