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Cardboard boxes - free , well almost

Posted by Dulwich Dyson Yesterday, 02:50PM


I regularly dispose of cardboard boxes which I now realise maybe useful to other people.


They are strong double wall boxes measuring 15" x 10" x 11" deep.


They are ideal for packing heavy items such as books, glassware etc.


On the basis that people appreciate something more if they pay only a token amount, as opposed to getting it free, then these are on offer at only one pence (?0.01) each.


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