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Amazon Basics File Jackets for Organizing Documents, Reinforced Straight-Cut Tab, Flat-No Expansion, Letter Size, Manila, 100-Pack

ASIN: B072WZ2ZGX • Brand: Amazon Basics

Key features

100-pack of letter-size manila file jackets
Flat style (no expansion); holds up to 25 sheets
Closed on 3 sides for document security
Full-height sides help prevent materials from slipping out
Reinforced straight-cut tab for long-lasting strength

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$18.63 Typical price: $22.90 Save $4.27 (19%)

Price as of Nov 2, 2026 9:13 AM UTC

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Specifications

Model	AMZ600
Part number	B072WZ2ZGX
Color	Manila
Size	No Expansion
Dimensions	9.5 inches × 11.63 inches × 0.01 inches (0.075 Pounds)
UPC	841710187380, 840324412512
EAN	0840324412512, 0841710187380
ASIN	B072WZ2ZGX
Brand	Amazon Basics
Category	Office Products

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This price has not moved once in 18 checks. Amazon has held it steady for the whole time we have been watching.

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2026-10-16 → 2026-11-02

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