National Brand Computation Notebook, 4 X 4 Quad, Brown, Green Paper, 11.75 x 9.25 Inches, 75 Sheets (43648)
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- This computation notebook features National graph paper that lets you keep a record of assignments. The graph paper features 4 squares per inch for tight and detailed graphing or computations.
- Contains 75 numbered sets, 24-lb green paper and brown pressboard covers.
- Headline, left and right margin line, 4 squares per inch.
- Contains Recycled Content – See Specs for Details.
- Contains Recycled Content – See Specs for Details
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| Brand | National |
| Color | Brown |
| Theme | Book, Science |
| Sheet Size | 11.75″ x 9.25″ |
| Pages | 150 |
| Cover Material | Pressboard |
| Style | 75 Numbered Sheets |
| Ruling Type | Squared |
| Special Feature | Perfect-bound, 4×4 quad-ruled, Numbered pages, Green Eye-Ease® paper, 100% post-consumer recycled paper |
| Product Dimensions | 11.7″L x 10.6″W x 0.5″Th |
2 reviews for National Brand Computation Notebook, 4 X 4 Quad, Brown, Green Paper, 11.75 x 9.25 Inches, 75 Sheets (43648)
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Donato Wuckert –
Clean, neat and heavy
Sibyl Feest –
I started using these back in the late ’90’s (*gasp*) when I was an undergraduate. I have at least 20 of them on my shelf – each from a different class – and I still refer to them from time to time. They have held up exceedingly well.Now that I’m doing my grad work, I’m glad to see they’re still available. I just bought a dozen of them, to use for school and for other projects. They are perfect for engineering, math or science notes and projects. The pages are larger than 8.5×11, so you can easily staple or glue handouts into them. The front and back cover are sturdy and tough, and the binding is strong but flexible. The 1/4″ grid spacing is great for drawing schematics or charts or graphs or whatever you need to do. Good quality paper too.I have a few Ampad computation books too, which I bought when I couldn’t find these, and they (the Ampads) are inferior. The paper is rough and pulpy, and the spine _much_ too stiff — it won’t lie flat on the table. One of the nice things about the Nationals (used to be called Avery, but still #43648) is that you can “crack” the spine and the book will lay flat.If you’re an engineering student, this is the book you want to buy.