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#67 Beaver blade or No. 67 Beaver blade - jds

Posted: May 24, 2011

Are both correct?

Yes, both are correct. We type according to preference of the account, sm - jmn

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we use the # sign but some people may not have the option depending on their systems and so the # sign being replaced with No. would fix that. Just be consistent and make sure you type the same way throughout the document.

I need one of those - Beaver Blades

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