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These black broad-line markers are designed for classrooms, art studios, and other creative spaces that need a dependable supply of matching-color markers. Their conical tips support coloring, line work, dots, and tapered ribbon-style strokes.
This set includes 3 packs of 12 black markers, for 36 markers total. Each marker has a conical tip and plastic barrel with ink, and the packs are packaged in reusable tuck boxes. The markers are nontoxic and intended for ages 3 and up.
Key Features:
A practical choice for buyers who need a 36-count supply of black broad-line markers for drawing and coloring activities.
| stock: | 115 |
| spec_uom: | BN |
| brand_name: | Crayola® |
| Manufacturer Part Number: | BIN587700051-3 |
| Material: | Ink, Plastic |
| Color: | Black |
| Brand: | Crayola® |
| Width: | 2.56 in |
| Height: | 5.64 in |
| Depth: | 5.63 in |
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