EE Copy Triplicate Book 7-1/2 x 12-1/2 Inch | Three-Part Account Copy

Description

An EE copy triplicate book exists for one reason: the same entry has to exist more than once. One copy stays in the book, one goes with the goods or the customer, and one goes into the file. Written by hand with carbon between the sheets, all three are produced in the same motion as the original.

Pairs well with the LL copy triplicate book.

This is the EE copy format at 7-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches — a practical size for a counter or an office desk, wide enough for a description of goods, quantity, rate and amount on one line. Blocks come in 25 or 50 pages, so a slow month’s book stays thin and a busy counter can take the larger block.

It suits shops that issue a written slip for every sale or delivery and need their own record of it without writing everything twice.

Three copies from one handwritten entry

A triplicate book is the answer to a simple problem: the shop, the customer and the file all need the same record. With carbon between the sheets, one handwritten entry produces all three copies at once – no second writing, and no argument later about what the slip said.

This is the EE copy format at 7-1/2 x 12-1/2 inches, a practical size for a counter or an office desk, wide enough for goods, quantity, rate and amount on one line. Blocks come in 25 or 50 pages, so a slow month stays in a thin book while a busy counter takes the larger block.

Keeping the three copies together is the whole point, so store the file copy in the same order as the book: a month of entries can then be checked in minutes rather than an afternoon.

Ee Copy Triplicate Book – sizes and options

• Color: Red
• Page Quantity: 25 and 50

Part of our account book range.

Every entry in the EE copy triplicate book exists three times: in the book, with the customer, and in the file.

Used at the counter, an EE copy triplicate book gives the shop, the customer and the file the same record at once. Taken in 25 or 50 pages, an EE copy triplicate book matches how fast the counter writes.