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Prismacolor Col-Erase Erasable Colored Pencil, 12-Count, Blue (20044)
Prismacolor Col-Erase Erasable Colored Pencil, 12-Count, Blue (20044)
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About This
- For works in progress that may need some reworking along the way, these leads erase with ease.
- Strong, medium coloring points deliver vibrant colors.
- Offers a safe way to let your child color his/her art works.
- Perfect for illustrating, animating and all your other unfinished business.
Overview
- Brand : Prismacolor
- Writing Instrument Form : Colored Pencil
- Color : Blue
- Ink Color : Multicolor
- Age Range (Description) : Kid
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