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Taja Address Book with Alphabetical Tabs,Hardcover Address Book Large Print for Record Contacts, Small Address Book to Store All Your Important Informations In One Place - Rose Gold
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Taja Address Book with Alphabetical Tabs,Hardcover Features
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Get Your Contacts More Organized - The safest and easiest way to store your contacts is in a paper address book. Taja address books with alphabet tabs promotes convenient contact organization, making sure you write down and safely store names, phone numbers, emails, and addresses of your acquaintances. Keep all contact information secure nearby.
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Alphabetical A-Z Tabs - This small address book features tabs labeled from A to Z, allowing you to quickly access the contact information you need. It's a convenient way to keep all your contacts in one handy location.
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All Information In One Place - The address book and password book combo offers ample space for 36 contacts per letter of the alphabet,for address, phone numbers, email & notes. Extra pages for personal information, website login passwords , important numbers & dates.
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Elegant Design - The PU leather hardcover makes the small address books really elegant and stunning. What's more, It comes with a pen loop, two colorful ribbon bookmark, and an elastic band to keep the book closed when not in use. There is also a back pocket to store bills, tickets, etc.
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Great Gift for Everyone - Looking for a practical and thoughtful gift for your loved ones? Our address notebook is designed to make organizing important information, such as addresses, phone numbers, dates, and passwords, a breeze. With large print for easy readability, this address book is perfect for seniors or anyone who prefers a clear and legible format.
