Mixed Box of Letterpressed Notecards

South London Letterpress

£30

These mixed box sets of cards are so useful to have! They were inspired by a friend asking for a selection and I then thought, what a good idea! They make a perfect gift or just brilliant to have on your desk, for when you or your children need to write a quick note. There are 18 cards of 3 designs per box, along with 18 premium Pale Grey envelopes all packaged in a gorgeous sturdy white box. (If you would prefer a different colour for the Neon THANK YOU's or the Neon Stars, I can swap another colour in from the choice of Pink, Blue, Green or Orange as seen on my website. Just drop me an email

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SOUTH LONDON LETTERPRESS LIMITED, number 14833917. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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Mixed Box of Letterpressed Notecards

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