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  1. EMBOSSED PENCIL WRITING PAPER (MODEL 1-04560-00) Picture of EMBOSSED PENCIL WRITING PAPER (MODEL 1-04560-00) Writing paper for the blind. Standard, white braille paper, 8 3/4 by 10 1/2 inches, embossed with heavy guide lines. Available in pads of 165 sheets....[More Information]

  2. RIGHT-LINE PAPER AND STOP-GO RIGHT-LINE PAPER (MODELS 90B10W, 90B10N & 90B10S) Picture of RIGHT-LINE PAPER AND STOP-GO RIGHT-LINE PAPER (MODELS 90B10W, 90B10N & 90B10S) Right-Line and Stop-Go Right-Line Paper is writing paper with raised lines designed for use by people who have difficulty staying within the lines of other writing paper such as individuals with upper extremity or fine motor disabilities or vision impairment. Both papers are printed on white stock. Right-Line paper has raised lines superimposed on printed green lines to allow the user to feel the line. Stop-Go Right-Line has red and green printed lines, with the raised line superimposed on the r...[More Information]

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