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Kokuyo Jibun Techo Index Tabs A5 Slim B6 Slim JG1 | MULTI Color

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Kokuyo Jibun Techo Index Tabs A5 Slim B6 Slim JG1 | MULTI Color***I SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS BUT CANNOT GUARANTEE THE SPEED OF DELIVERY WITH ANY CARRIER. THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO GUARANTEES ON DELIVERY TIMES FOR ORDERS. THANK YOU!*** ________________________________ these index tabs can be used to mark the sections of your Kokuyo Jibun Techo Planner diary booklets. The tabs can be used in both the A5 Slim and Mini B6 Slim booklets. These do not protrude from the notebook and are shapes that are easy to paste. Tabs

***I SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS BUT CANNOT GUARANTEE THE SPEED OF DELIVERY WITH ANY CARRIER. THERE ARE ABSOLUTELY NO GUARANTEES ON DELIVERY TIMES FOR ORDERS. THANK YOU!***
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these index tabs can be used to mark the sections of your Kokuyo Jibun Techo Planner diary booklets. The tabs can be used in both the A5 Slim and Mini B6 Slim booklets.

These do not protrude from the notebook and are shapes that are easy to paste. Tabs contain the names of main contents from January to December. A set of two sheets makes it easy to access frequently used pages. Gentle adhesive type sticker that can be reattached even if it is misaligned. * When re-sticking, please peel off slowly.

[DIARY items]
January to October (1 each), November / December (2 each), Annual / Project / Month / Age / Dream / Weekly Plan / Favorite Words / Recommendation / Book List / Review (1 each), Free (7)
[LIFE Item]
Life Dreams, 100 List, Life Design, Anniversary, Map, Chronology, Contact List (1 each), Free (5)
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Index stickers for Jibun Techo
For all Jibun Techo series
[Sheet size] vertical 179mm x horizontal 93mm
30 pieces (15 pieces x 2 sheets)
Label Material: PET (transparent film labels)
Quantity in Pack 30
Size Length - 3.3 cm / 1.3 inches
Size Width - 2.5 cm / 1.0 inches
Weight With Packaging - 0.46 oz / 13 grams
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