Drawing Templates For Kids
transparent plastic 2mm thick
Animals I template
code: 074905400000, EAN: 8593540110480
130mm x 250mm x 2mm
weight: 40 grams
colour: orange
Animals II template
code: 074905600000, EAN: 8593540110497
130mm x 250mm x 2mm
weight: 40 grams
color: yellow
Animals III template
code: 074905800000, EAN: 8593540110503
130mm x 250mm x 2mm
weight: 40 grams
color: red
Animals IV template
code: 074906000000, EAN: 8593540110510
130mm x 250mm x 2mm
weight: 40 grams
color: blue
Safari template
code: 9820001001PS, EAN: 8593539139881
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: green
Farm template
code: 9820002001PS, EAN: 8593539139898
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: blue
Ocean template
code: 9820003001PS, EAN: 8593539139904
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: purple
X mas template
code: 9820004001PS, EAN: 8593539139911
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: yellow
Butterfly template
Code: 9820007001PS, EAN: 8593539256014
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: green
Crown template
Code: 9820008001PS, EAN: 8593539256045
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: purple
Motorcycle template
Code: 9820009001PS, EAN: 8593539256076
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: red
Magic template
Code: 9820010001PS, EAN: 8593539256106
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: purple
Skateboard template
Code: 9820011001PS, EAN: 8593539256137
315mm x 200mm x 2mm
weight: 60 grams
color: blue
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KOH-I-NOOR HARDTMUTH is one of the world leaders in the production and distribution of first-rate stationery for artists, schools and offices.
The company was founded by Josef Hardtmuth in 1790 in Vienna; however, the production of graphite leads was relocated to České Budějovice in 1848. In the course of time, the KOH-I-NOOR pencils managed to achieve great success at a number of world exhibitions. The products were awarded in many world exhibitions, to name a few, 1855 in New York, 1856, 1900 and 1925 in Paris, 1862 in London, 1882 in Vienna and 1905 in Milan.