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E: 31/07 Win Name Tapes & Personalised ID Labels
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Win Cash's Name Tapes
As the school year closes, you will probably be thinking about............... buying next year's school uniform! Here is your chance to make sure none of your child's clothing gets lost next year with a chance to win Cash's name tapes courtesy of Get it Taped.
We are offering you the chance to win one of five sets of name tapes plus personalised identity labels, which can be used to put your child's name on their shoes, books, folders etc.
The first Cash's woven nametapes were produced in the 1870s. In January 1964, Cash's was appointed 'Manufacturers of Woven Name Tapes to Her Majesty the Queen.'
The prize consists of your choice of either 72 Cash's Woven Nametapes or 50 Cash's Iron-On Nametapes plus 40 Cash's Personalised Stick-On Identity Labels. The prize will be supplied in the form of a card which you fill in with the name which you would like on the nametapes or labels. You can either post your card to Cash's or order your items directly by telephone.
To win one of these sets just answer the following question: In which decade were the first Cash's Woven Nametapes produced?
The closing date is Thursday 31st July 2008, and the winner’s name will be posted on the main competitions page after the competition has closed. All entries are subject to the competition rules stated below.
For more information visit Get it Taped
Question:
In which decade were the first Cash's Woven Nametapes produced?
Answer: 1770's
1870's 1970's
Good Luck All!!
Answer question below and fill in details
Win Cash's Name Tapes
As the school year closes, you will probably be thinking about............... buying next year's school uniform! Here is your chance to make sure none of your child's clothing gets lost next year with a chance to win Cash's name tapes courtesy of Get it Taped.
We are offering you the chance to win one of five sets of name tapes plus personalised identity labels, which can be used to put your child's name on their shoes, books, folders etc.
The first Cash's woven nametapes were produced in the 1870s. In January 1964, Cash's was appointed 'Manufacturers of Woven Name Tapes to Her Majesty the Queen.'
The prize consists of your choice of either 72 Cash's Woven Nametapes or 50 Cash's Iron-On Nametapes plus 40 Cash's Personalised Stick-On Identity Labels. The prize will be supplied in the form of a card which you fill in with the name which you would like on the nametapes or labels. You can either post your card to Cash's or order your items directly by telephone.
To win one of these sets just answer the following question: In which decade were the first Cash's Woven Nametapes produced?
The closing date is Thursday 31st July 2008, and the winner’s name will be posted on the main competitions page after the competition has closed. All entries are subject to the competition rules stated below.
For more information visit Get it Taped
Question:
In which decade were the first Cash's Woven Nametapes produced?
Answer: 1770's
1870's 1970's Good Luck All!!
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