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Founded in 2022, University Stationary is a one-stop destination for all your stationery needs in Kings County, Queens County, and surrounding areas. We specialize in providing high-quality school supplies, games and toys, along with advanced printing services. Be it for academic or professional needs, our diverse range of products even extends to exciting party supplies. We take pride in serving our community with the utmost dedication and unrivalled customer service. Experience the ease and convenience of shopping at University Stationery today, and let us enhance your working, studying or party planning endeavors with our exceptional offerings.
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134 W Houston St, 10012, New York City, United States
- (917) 349-5777
- nups144@yahoo.com
- soho134.com
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