Shop No 2, Darras Centre Mall
140 Kitchener Avenue, Kensignton.
Tel: 011 614 1611
Cell: 061 087 9923
Email: wadiafricastationery@gmail.com
All your stationery needs.
• Supply all makes of printer cartridges (original and compatible).
• Office Stationery.
• Gift bags and boxes.
• Greeting cards.
• Back to School Stationery.
Famous Stationery Brands for Less
PUBLIC WELCOME
Wholesale & Retail
LOCKDOWN LEVEL 3 OPERATING HOURS:
MONDAY – THURSDAY
09:30 – 17:00
FRIDAY
09:30 – 16:00
The Croxley brand is synonymous with South African stationery over the last century and has been trusted as a stationery brand in our homes, schools and offices.
Did you know? The Croxley Paper Mill was designed and built by John Dickinson in the 1800s, in the village of Croxley Green in Hertfordshire, England. The brand was originally known for making fine writing paper.
Towards the end of the 19th Century, Croxley production expanded to incorporate a much wider variety of papers for writing, printing, magazines, books, even glazed paper for illustrated journals and the special Bible paper, for which the company became well known. By the late 1800s, Croxley had become the paper brand to use.
The Croxley brand is synonymous with South African stationery over the last century and has been trusted as a stationery brand in our homes, schools and offices.
Did you know? The Croxley Paper Mill was designed and built by John Dickinson in the 1800s, in the village of Croxley Green in Hertfordshire, England. The brand was originally known for making fine writing paper.
Towards the end of the 19th Century, Croxley production expanded to incorporate a much wider variety of papers for writing, printing, magazines, books, even glazed paper for illustrated journals and the special Bible paper, for which the company became well known. By the late 1800s, Croxley had become the paper brand to use.
The Croxley brand is synonymous with South African stationery over the last century and has been trusted as a stationery brand in our homes, schools and offices.
Did you know? The Croxley Paper Mill was designed and built by John Dickinson in the 1800s, in the village of Croxley Green in Hertfordshire, England. The brand was originally known for making fine writing paper.
Towards the end of the 19th Century, Croxley production expanded to incorporate a much wider variety of papers for writing, printing, magazines, books, even glazed paper for illustrated journals and the special Bible paper, for which the company became well known. By the late 1800s, Croxley had become the paper brand to use.