Avery® Manila "G" Shipping Tags - 3.75" Length x 1.87" Width - Rectangular - 1000 / Box - Manila
Item Number: AVE12303
Retail Price:
29.84
Our Price: $21.60 / BX (savings $8.24)Quantity in Stock: 180
- Easy reading with neutral background
- Smooth writing surface on durable cardstock
- Reinforced hole prevents wire from ripping the tag
- Easy attachment with your choice of wire or string (both not included)
Free shipping on UPSable supply orders over $50.Additional Information
Whether you're shipping items short or long distances, you want to ensure your shipping information stays put. These Manila "G" Shipping Tags offer a smooth writing surface with a neutral background that makes your text stand out for easy reading. Attach the unstrung, No. 3 tag with wire or string (both not included) to ensure it stays securely bound to the item it represents. Each tag features a reinforced hole for extra strength to allow the wire to hold the tag firmly without ripping through the cardstock. With these shipping tags, your shipping information stays secure.
General Information
Manufacturer: Avery
Manufacturer Part Number: 12303
Manufacturer Website Address: http://www.avery.com
Product Name: Manila "G" Shipping Tags
Packaged Quantity: 1000 / Box
Product Information
Tag Length: 3.75"
Tag Width: 1.87"
Shape: Rectangular
Features: Eyelet,Reinforced
Physical Characteristics
Color: Manila
Assembly Required: No
Prefix & Stock Number: AVE 12303
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