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  1. COVERS FOR BRAILLE DOCUMENTS (MODELS 1-04010-01 & 1-04010-02) Picture of COVERS FOR BRAILLE DOCUMENTS (MODELS 1-04010-01 & 1-04010-02) Covers for Braille Documents are braille binders designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. They can be used to bind braille books and other braille documents. These 19-hole punched covers work with 19-ring comb binding or twin loop binding, and can be used to bind tractor-feed, manila, or Brailon 19-hole papers. DIMENSIONS (LxW): 11.75 x 11 inches. The binders accept pages measuring 11.5 x 11 inches.COLORS: Royal blue (model 1-04010-01) or clear frosted (model 1-04010-02...[More Information]

  2. FLOPPY BRAILLE BINDER (MODEL 1-04295-00) Picture of FLOPPY BRAILLE BINDER (MODEL 1-04295-00) The Floppy Braille Binder, model 1-04295-00, is a braille binder designed for use by individuals who are blind or have low vision. These plastic three-ring binders hold 11.5 x 11 inch braille sheets and have an inside pocket. COLOR: One each of green, blue, and yellow....[More Information]

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