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This is a simple set of numbered stickers. You get six sets in varying colours, and each set contains a run of numbers from one to 200. The colours received are blue, red and orange, plus black purple and green. All of the colours are bright and dark enough to see the white typeface numbers easily on the background - there's no yellow or pink, for example,The numbers have two main uses that spring to mind for me, but perhaps you have your own intentions. For me, I can see the'd work in a tombola or lucky dip ( perish its that I have school fairs on the brain currently!) - ideally a tombola would have two sets of identical numbers so you can match the drawn number to the prize. So if you're running a tombola you might want two sets!The other use is when organising large quantities of stuff or perhaps moving house - each box or item could be given a colour and number, which you can cross reference giant a master list which states what's inside. The colour could be the proposed destination room - kitchen, bedroom one, living room - and the number could differentiate which box contains what. Just a thought.Anyway at £7.99 for 1200 stickers, you aren't going to run out. of course if you only use one or two colours, you can always store what's left over for future use.For those of us who like a) systems and b( stationery, they're a definite winner.

This is a big collection of stickers - 1200 in all, consisting of numbered stickers going from 1 to 200 in six different colours. The stickers are 25mm diameter, so they're quite small.I'm using these for identifying a collection of boxed items, and it seems to be working well. They stick well, and give me a great way of identifying my stuff. They could be used for anything really - page numbering, keeping track of files, numbering small items in a collection, you make it. I think they're good value for money.