The Best Card Company - 10 All Occasion Blank Cat Cards (4 x 5.12 Inch) - Cute Assorted Bulk Card Set - Feline Graffiti M6583OCB
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The Best Card Company - 10 All Occasion Blank Cat Cards (4 x 5.12 Inch) - Cute Assorted Bulk Card Set - Feline Graffiti M6583OCB
- INSIDE GREETING: The inside is ungreeted, making this ideal for your customized thinking of you, miss you, just because notes, for any time and for all occasions! COVER - Featuring Adorable Kitty Images Combined with Line Drawings to Create Fun and Funky Portraits,
- SIZE - Bulk gift box set of 10 beautiful assorted blank All Occasions note cards & envelopes and measure 4" x 5", which is smaller than your regular standard card.
- USE: stationery for writing All Occasions wishes. Card's cover pages are printed on coated stock and have a gloss finish, while the cards interior pages are uncoated for a smooth and flawless writing surface for men and women, husbands and wives alike.
- SOCIALLY RESPONSIBLE – Proudly printed in N. America for over 45 years, supporting local jobs, using select, premium, luxurious, pure white glossy cardstock for a high-quality finish.
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