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Mead Spiral Notebook, 3 Subject, College Ruled Paper, 120 Sheets, 10-1/2" x 8", Color Selected For You, 1 Count (05748)

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Size: Pack of 1


Style: 3 Sub-College


Features

  • Stay on top of your homework, in-class assignments, projects and more with this Mead 3 Subject Spiral Notebook
  • 3 subject notebook comes with handy dividers and 120 college ruled, double-sided sheets
  • Sheets measure 10 1/2" x 7 1/2" when torn out with an overall size of 10 1/2" x 8". Perforation easily tears out with clean edges.
  • College ruling is ideal for the older student who prefers more lines per page
  • Notebook is 3-hole punched to store in your favorite binder
  • Covers are coated for durability
  • Available in assorted colors: Red, Blue, Green. Color chosen for you and may vary.
  • Crafted with pride and assembled in the U.S.A.

Description

Mead Spiral 3 Subject Notebook is versatile and is ideal for a variety of uses including in-class assignments and homework. This spiral notebook comes in handy for your favorite class or any project. Comes with handy dividers and 120 college ruled, double-sided sheets. College ruling is ideal for the older student who prefers more lines per page. Sheets measure 10-1/2" x 7-1/2" when torn out with an overall size of 10-1/2" x 8". Perforation easily tears out with clean edges. Notebook is 3-hole punched to store in your favorite binder. Covers are coated for durability. Available in assorted colors: Red, Blue, Green. Color chosen for you and may vary. Crafted with pride and assembled in the U.S.A.

Brand: Mead


Color: Assorted Color


Theme: Book


Sheet Size: 10.5-x-8-inch


Cover Material: Paper


Style: 3 Sub-College


Ruling Type: College


Special Feature: No


Number of Items: 1


Specific Uses For Product: School


Manufacturer: ‎ACCO Brands


Brand: ‎Mead


Item Weight: ‎10.6 ounces


Product Dimensions: ‎10.5 x 0.75 x 8.38 inches


Item model number: ‎05748


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Color: ‎Assorted Color


Cover Material: ‎Paper


Material Type: ‎Paper


Binding Edge: ‎left


Number of Items: ‎1


Size: ‎Pack of 1


Lines Per Page: ‎31


Ruling: ‎College


Sheet Size: ‎10.5-x-8-inch


Manufacturer Part Number: ‎05748


Date First Available: July 7, 2007


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    • Paper cover for those who don't like Five Star
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
I've been a lover of Mead notebooks since I was young. From the composition notebook that I got in the first grade until now. So this may come off very biased. I write fiction and still like to do it long hand. Based on that, I'm very picky about my notebooks, down the number of pages I prefer to buy in the notebook. I have a fit if someone tears a page out without asking. I've tried other notebooks, but either this covers were made of plastic which cut me when I didn't expect it, which meant I had to cut off the corners, they had perforation that got in the way or made my precious pages fall out, they had holes that were hard to work around, or they had awkward and hard to kill dividers. Since I like tearing out the brown dividers and the dividers are thin, really helps me out. Since there are no holes in the notebook, my pinky doesn't crash into it. Since there is no perforation on the pages, unlike most Five Star, the pages don't get pulled out. (And no one has a temptation to pull out the pages, especially when it has no holes.) Since it's college rule, I save money for the page and the blue lines are dark enough so I can see them. Since the pages in the spiral are punched evenly along the line and far enough in, the pages turn both evenly and don't start to tear out. When I do want to tear them out in frustration, they tear with a satisfactory sound. Also, I tend to hold up the notebook by the single page and they don't tear even then, making the paper fairly sturdy. (Mead has improved this over the years, much to my personal satisfaction) And no offense to people who like recycled paper, but my notebooks wouldn't hold the pencil well on recycled paper. (I recycle by composting it these days instead.) Since I did math in my notebooks, I often had trouble with erasing on recycled paper and also getting it to hold the line. I also don't have a light hand when it comes to writing. There was a complaint that these notebooks don't stand up to the test of time. They do. I have notebooks from when I was 13 when I was writing every day. While the writing in them now sucks in my eyes, the notebooks themselves have held up fine. The other notebooks I have had (Topflight) fell apart due to perforation, their pages clogged such that I couldn't turn them, the spiral part came apart, such that I had to transfer much of the material by hand to a Mead notebook instead. The Five Star notebooks I have are bulky (Don't fit neatly into my purse/bookbag/carrying vessel), they have sharp corners that cut me when I used to fall asleep with my notebooks--so it was unpleasant waking up with a cut in the middle of the night. (I like writing at night and often would write in bed.) There were often extra dividers I really didn't need--such as a calendar, notebooks with pockets, which when I pulled out, ruthlessly, bent the spiral. And when they got abused--which I was apt to do with notebooks, often the large spiral would bend out of shape because it was too large for the notebook, making it hard to turn the pages. And I hated the plastic covers. (Seriously--paper cut is one thing, but getting cut with plastic is another.) My other complaint about Five Star was that often the lines would be faint, so when I was working on my homework at night, I couldn't see the lines, even by light--the lines also had a tendency to fade over time. (I have no idea if Mead fixed this at all in the newer versions, but it was a pain in the butt since I liked to buy ahead.) I am now in my 30's and that makes for over 20 years of experimentation. I've seen every experimentation Mead has tried with their notebooks since I was little (They once sold bright pink covers on the 200 denomination, you know). And my only conclusion is this type of notebook is for me. It comes with me everywhere. It has been thrown, stepped on, rained on, and pummeled. I do have to say that I am sad that Mead has thinned down on the back and front cover over time (Mostly the back cover--a thick back cover is useful). It used to be much thicker and sturdier material. Also that the distribution of this type of notebook is harder to find these days--Office Max, Office Depot, Staples? Anyone? But, for me, it beats every other notebook I've tried on market--and I've tried them all. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2013 by Yoonmi
    • Norebooks
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
Hi good value. Good quality. Thanks.
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2024 by colene west
    • Misleading
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
I ordered this two days ago thinking I was getting 3 notebooks, but instead I received only one notebook! VERY DISSAPOINTING! ITS overpriced for this 1 Flimsy notebook! I usually buy my notebooks from walmart, now I will continue to by them from Walmart. I write books so I always order about 3 or more notebooks at a time. The picture is VERY MISLEADING! DO NOT PURCHASE!!!!!! YOU WILL BE DISSAPOUNTED!!!!!! If I could give a zero star, I would! THIS DOESNT EVEN DESERVE A ONE STAR!!!!!! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 31, 2024 by Rachael Turner
    • I thought there would be 3 not just 1
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
I ordered these notebooks thinking that more than one would be sent. I only got one. I’m primarily using it for a nursing course. I’m just glad it arrived in good condition.
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2024 by Clifton Wade Atkins
    • Great notebook, two (maybe) minuses
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
I was a little skeptical about buying notebooks online. I tend to be pretty picky, and I hate getting flimsy books full of cheap paper. Those pages where the ink's half gone? Gross. Thanks to the low price, I decided to bite the bullet and stock up on these notebooks from Amazon. They're what you'd expect in a basic Mead notebook - reliable quality at a decent price. Soft, smooth paper with squared edges on the page (I hate the rounded edges....is it just me?). I'm glad I bought a few, because these are exactly what I needed. There are two potential minuses when buying these notebooks. First of all, there are no ring holes. If you like to keep your notebook inside your three-ring binder, this one won't work for you. Secondly, the notebooks are pretty flexible - which I like, but you might not. This notebook doesn't have the uber-thick paper cover and cardboard backing that most multi-subject notebooks do. The front covers are pretty thin, and the backing is plain cardboard on the outside with coating on the inside (think gift boxes for shirts). These books would be ideal for rolling up and sticking into your pocket or a bag that's pressed for space. I can see where some people might want a book that feels a little sturdier, though so far the flexibility hasn't presented a problem. If you need a basic, budget notebook, this is the one to get. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2010 by Jillian
    • Sturdy and Durable
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
I bought these spirals for my daughters who are in high school. It is not always easy to find 3 subject spirals in the big box stores at school time. Amazon makes it easy to find what you need. These binders are very sturdy and durable and are priced very competitively. I would definitely recommend these spirals. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2021 by Angela Weirauch
    • Not new quality
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
This arrived with the cover scuffed and some slight damage to edges. Did not appear as a new notebook as expected.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024 by A.A.
    • As pictured
Size: Pack of 1 Style: 3 Sub-College
As pictured.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023 by watelane

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