7th November 2019

Dear Genealogist,

Our latest `Deal of the Week`

25% off our Folded working chart. Add on labels and pens are also included in the offer.
Offer ends 4pm Thursday 14th November 2019.

This week we are offering 25% off our A4 height folded working chart. Perfect for Springback Binders. Only £2.96 for a pack of two. Use code CRT119 to get the discount.

This chart is just right for customers who wish to write up their family tree by hand and keep it along with some pages of text in one of our springback binders. It is especially useful where there is a desire to show siblings and their descendants on the chart as there are no predetermined family structures thus allowing you to add any number of siblings to a family. Works best for 'descendant' or 'all-relatives' charts. The chart is printed with feint lines and boxes that are not noticed when the chart is filled in and completed with pencil or ink pen.

There are 20 boxes per row on the chart. We advise leaving at least one box space between families to make the chart easier to follow. Each box is 38 x 25mm (1" x 1.5").
The charts are supplied with mini sticky notes and instructions to help you locate your relatives on your chart. The eight rows of boxes on the chart accomodate eight generations.

We are also offering archive safe labels for use on this chart.

Customers who prefer to print their relatives details may take advantage of these archive safe, acid-free labels that match the box size on these charts. Each pack contains 100 stickers. On the pack is a link to download a template to print your own details. A pack of labels is £1.46 with discount code (when bought with a chart).

Use code CRT119 to get the discount.

Account customers - You will need to enter the discount code after you have logged in.

To view our full working chart range, please click here.

This offer will be replaced by a new offer at 4pm Thursday 14th November 2019

All the best with your continuing research.

Best Regards

Tony, Sharon, Stephen, Dave, Lucy, Louise, Sue and Ian

www.my-history.co.uk