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What is the size of paper in 5 Star Notebook?
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| This item Five Star Spiral Notebook, 1 Subject, College Ruled Paper, 100 Sheets, 5″ x 7″, Personal Size, Assorted Colors, Color Will Vary, 1 Count (45484) | |
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| Sold By | OTCRx4u |
| Item Dimensions | 0.63 x 5.5 x 7 inches |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Paper Size | -inch |
What are five star notebook covers made of?
plastic
This notebook is made with a water-resistant plastic front cover and heavy duty paper board back cover so it can stand up to daily wear and tear.
Are Mead and five star the same company?
ACCO Brands Corporation merged with MeadWestvaco’s Consumer & Office Products business in 2012, adding well-known school and office product brands including Mead®, Five Star®, Trapper Keeper®, AT-A-GLANCE®, Cambridge®, Day Runner®, Hilroy®, Tilibra® and Grafon’s™.
What is 5star notebook?
Rely on Five Star notebooks to keep up with your busy day! These notebooks work just as hard as you do with ink bleed resistant paper, reinforced pockets and water-resistant covers. And the features don’t stop there.
Are Mead notebooks made in the USA?
Domestically, paper and notebook producers like Mead, Norcom, and Top Flight employ about 500 people at factories in small-town Ohio, Georgia, and Tennessee.
Where are Five-Star notebooks manufactured?
“[The notebooks] are all assembled by machine in Chattanooga. It’s really the only efficient way in the United States to manufacture these products, and we have a machine that’s made by Bielomatik that is very productive and does all that in-line,” he said.
Do 7th graders use wide ruled or college ruled paper?
Middle school, high school, and college students use medium or “college” ruled paper, with 9/32 inch spacing between lines. This is the type of paper has lines closer together to allow more writing on a single page.
Are mead and five star the same company?
Is it 5 star or five star?
Two-part adjectives (such as “two-part”!) are usually hyphenated, so in the example “five-star” it is indeed correct to use the hyphen.