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Any ideas, the more novel the better, I've found loads, all still valid but I'll keep one just in case.

I could use them as wallpaper, like they do with maps in cool houses.

Send them to America where they still use them.

Confuse a young person by asking them what they are for, or keeping them to placate a mugger, here you are mate have all of them.

I've got a good idea that is not wasteful, but give me your real and/or odd suggestions.  No, not toilet paper.

Nope that is boring,  I want something creative.  Maybe turn them into Xmas cards.  I understand from those daytime television programmes that don't involve buying houses, DIY, antiques, bargain hunting and the second World War that this is called 'upcycling'.

AI suggests: Upcycling old cheque books can involve repurposing the paper from old checks into creative items like notebooks, journals, art pieces, gift tags, bookmarks, decorative paper, or even small boxes, by cutting, decorating, and assembling the paper to create new functional or decorative objects, while ensuring any personal banking information is properly obscured or removed.

And there is vid too

 

As a slight aside, I used to understand how CHAPS and cheque clearing worked in late 1980s.  As a demo i asked gemini.google.com to make some obviously spoof cheques (eg Bank of toytown, Totally Stupid bank)...  They refused - looks tike a fraud attempt

So I will abstract the problem and ask for a "mail merge" into a PDF or SVG (scalable vector graphics. Which is probably doable in lots of way.

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