Stephens Handcopy Carbon Paper Blue A4 (10 Sheets)

I like how easy and how this fits it's function. Paper quality is good and clarity is brilliant.

used for my invoice books etc

Bought to transfer drawing to wood to make toys, easy to use and value for money. Transferred drawing no problem

carbon works well and looks like u wrote it instead of carbon copy.

I have to write a lot of notes and observations in my child minding. Using the carbon paper saves me having to re-write notes for my own references. Parents get exact copies of what I keep on file. No need to use the copier as I can create the copy as I write the notes by hand. I actually need A5 size but buying these A4 sized ones means when I cut them in half to make them into A5 size then I have 20 sheets making it very good value for money. This is something I find difficult to find in the high street shops I know of only one stationer that sells it they don't have a branch in my town I would have to travel 15 miles to find somewhere I can buy it over the counter.

Carbon paper. It's not something to get excited about.This is a good product but I can't give 5 stars (I love it) because it's what it is.

Ok you may wonder who uses carbon paper these days with computers able to turn out multiple copies. However there are times when computers just cant replace the faithful old carbon paper. We use this in our office in the bank paying in books because the banks are so skint they offer two scrawny pieces for 100 slips that get dog eared and torn in about 10 uses. We obviously do have to cut it down to size but it works great. Nothing changes in the fact it ends up on your hands and is flimsy but for our use nothing can replace it. Why banks dont print NCR paying in books is beyond me but until they do I will be buying this stuff.

Just the thing for when you need to write anything by hand and take a copy. I remember this type of carbon paper from over 50 years ago when I first started work and we used it on our old "sit up and beg" typewriters. It still does a good job. And price far, far cheaper than the local WH Smith.