Oxford OXF35810 Index Cards 5x8 Ruled Assorted 100 Pack

Product Description

The OXFORD OXF35810 is a pack of 100 ruled index cards measuring 5 x 8 inches, manufactured from acid-free cardstock in five assorted colors: cherry, green, canary, violet, and blue. Each card is rotary cut to ensure uniform height across the pack, which allows for consistent stacking and storage. The ruled face provides evenly spaced lines for legible handwriting, while the blank reverse side accommodates diagrams, labels, or secondary notes. Acid-free construction resists yellowing over time, making these cards a dependable choice for long-term reference files, study systems, and project documentation.

These cards are suited for office, classroom, and project environments where color-coded organization is part of the workflow. The five-color assortment supports visual categorization by subject, priority, or category without additional labeling. At 5 x 8 inches, the cards offer more writing surface than standard 3 x 5 index cards, accommodating longer entries, outlines, or vocabulary definitions. Common applications include recipe organization, research note-taking, presentation prep, and inventory tagging in light-duty settings.

Key Features

• 5 x 8 inch format provides generous writing surface for detailed notes
• Five assorted colors (cherry, green, canary, violet, blue) enable color-coded filing systems
• Acid-free cardstock resists yellowing for long-term archival use
• Rotary cut edges ensure uniform card height for clean stacking and storage
• Ruled on one side for structured note-taking; blank reverse for diagrams or labels
• Pack of 100 cards sold as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 5 x 8 inch index card suitable for use with most desktop card files, recipe boxes, and rotary card holders that accept 5 x 8 inch cards.

Installation Notes

No tools or installation are required for this product. Store cards flat in a dry environment away from direct moisture to maintain cardstock integrity. When setting up a color-coded filing system, establish a consistent color key before distributing cards to avoid reorganization later.