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Picture of STENCIL EASE SIGN LANGUAGE ALPHABET STENCIL SET (MODEL CS-20) The Stencil Ease Sign Language Stencil Set, model CS-20, is a sign language training aid designed for use by individuals who are deaf. The set includes four laser-cut sheets with the upper case letters of the alphabet with the appropriate hand sign incorporated into each letter. DIMENSIONS: Each sheet is 9 x 18 inches and each individual letter is approximately 3 inches high.

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Price: 15.00.

This product record was updated on April 24, 2003.

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Stencil Ease

PO Box 1127
Old Saybrook, Connecticut 06475
United States
Telephone: 800-334-1776 or 860-395-0150.
Fax: 860-395-0166.
Web: http://www.stencilease.com.


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