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Buxton Leather Conference Folders
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Product Worked out as expected but not exactly the highest quality.
Matt Millen: The folder works fine, but the quality was a little lower than I was hoping for, might need to plan to spend more to get a really high quality gift. Ordering went perfectly. 2011-04-09
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Product Description
These top quality A4 leather conference folders with distinctive curved edge feature a range of internal storage pockets for documents and business cards. Each folder is supplied with an A4 note pad, ballpoint pen and individually presentation gift boxed for added value. Your logo is precision laser engraved on to the front plate creating a lasting impression.
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Product Price
| Quantity | 50 | 100 | 250 | 500 | 1000 | 2500 |
| Unit Price | £19.60 | £17.99 | £17.49 | £17.12 | £16.85 | £16.57 |
| Price is inclusive of precision laser engraving in one position. There is a laser engraving setup cost of £35. Minimum order is the smallest quantity listed. | ||||||
Product Specification
Product size
245 x 327 mm
Product colour
Black
Engraving area
30 x 8 mm
Imprint method
Precision laser engraved
Packaging
20 Per box @ 21 kgs
Ready to ship
7-10 Working days from approval of artwork
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