CHARLES LEONARD - Heavy Duty Staple Remover, Pinch Jaw Style, Pack of 24 15124Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} recycled materials to support a ERSSC-823357-6

Name: CHARLES LEONARD - Heavy Duty Staple Remover, Pinch Jaw Style, Pack of 24 15124Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} recycled materials to support a ERSSC-823357-6
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 77306294234
Price: 27.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1593 (26 reviews)

SKU 77306294234 ★ 4.2

CHARLES LEONARD - Heavy Duty Staple Remover, Pinch Jaw Style, Pack of 24 15124Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} recycled materials to support a ERSSC-823357-6

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CHARLES LEONARD Heavy Duty Staple Remover, Pinch Jaw Style, Pack of 24 15124Philadelphia (PHI)N {No} recycled materials to support a ERSSC 823357 6 recycled materials to support a sustainable planet Great for lunch making it an essential addition to your stationery supplies The pack of 24 ensures you always have a staple remover on hand for every desk

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