Computer printable labels

[pinnerite]

I bought a box of Avery labels about 11 years ago. I finished them all a week ago.

I wanted to buy a just few sheets as I am no longer a heavy user. All I can find are complete boxes.

There is hole in the market there methinks.

Alan

[Andy Burns]

I've used label planet, they have reasonable small order quantities, e.g. £12 for 25x4up Royal Mail click&drop labels

[Theo]

ebay is the place to get small quantities of things - look for sellers who offer a range of prices that allow you to select the type and quantity you want, eg £1.99 to £9.99 like this one:

Due to postage it's not always good value to buy them this way, but it's useful if you just want a small quantity.

(although sometimes it works if your favour: I bought 50 wall plugs for less than half the price of a box of 100. Turns out the 50 came in an envelope as a 'large letter', while including the box would have been a 'small parcel'. The boxes fall apart anyway, so I'm not fussed about them)

Theo

[Richard]

I've found

be reasonable for a range of purchases.

[pinnerite]

That was so helpful. I bought five sheets (90 labels) for £2.49. Post was free. I am delighted.Thank you.

Alan

[Brian Gaff]

Some of those Ink/toner refill shops seem to sell small quantities of these, but the size of the labels is quite small, so if its something different you are probably stuffed. Brian

[Mike Rogers]

Tallon International sell retail packs containing just a few sheets, blue packaging often found in discount shops.

Mike

[Owain Lastname]

Possibly ebay.

I remember the student shop at college sold single sheets of carbon paper for the typewriting students.

Owain

[Andrew]

Did they squirt WD40 on the ribbons to make them 're-usable' ?

[Owain Lastname]

Ribbons were provided, but you had to buy your own carbon paper, brush and eraser.

Owain