Exacompta Guildhall Headliner 6 Cash Column Account Book 38/6 1147
Product Code:
GH386
Pack Of
1
Ideal for accounts with the same headings on every page, this 80 page book has cutaway pages enabling to write out your headings once and have them show through on every page. This improves clarity and prevents errors in hand written accounts as the heading need only be written out once. Made from 95gsm ledger quality paper. The book is bound in a durable vinyl burgundy cover and has a sewn binding to prevent pages being removed.
- General
- Ideal for accounts with the same headings on every page, this 80 page book has cutaway pages enabling to write out your headings once and have them show through on every page. This improves clarity and prevents errors in hand written accounts as the heading need only be written out once. Made from 95gsm ledger quality paper. The book is bound in a durable vinyl burgundy cover and has a sewn binding to prevent pages being removed.
Biodegradable Information | 93 |
Depth (mm) | 12 |
Height (mm) | 12 |
Minimum Recycled Content (%) | 33 |
OEM | 1147 |
Post Consumer Recycled Content | 33 |
Pre or Post Consumer? | Post Consumer |
Recyclable Percentage | 93 |
Width (mm) | 204 |
ISO 14001 (Y/N) | Yes |
Recyclable (Yes/No) | Yes |
Contains timber or derived materials | Yes |
Number of Pages | 80 |
Accreditation | ISO 14001 |
2023 UK catalogue page no | 199 |
2024 UK catalogue page no | 204 |
6 cash columns |
6 cash columns on each page |
80 pages |
95gsm ledger quality paper |
Casebound hardback burgundy vinyl cover to meet the most demanding professional standards |
Colour: Burgundy |
Cut away pages means the column headings only need to be written once and will remain visible throughout the book |
Cutaway pages that show through so you only need write the headlines once |
Precision ruled on 95gsm ledger quality paper to ensure that both sides can be written on in ink |
Pre-printed pages for all relevant information |
Size: 298x203mm |
Tamper proof as the pages are sewn in sections making it impossible to remove a page without destroying the integrity of the binding |
Traditionally sewn to ensure that the pages lay completely flat making it easier to write entries |
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