Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham

Name: Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham
Brand: Stylus

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Stylus Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham is a history identified by EAN 9781856201438.

9781856201438 Certainty 60%

Brand: Stylus
Category: history
Barcode type: EAN-13 / GTIN-13
GS1 registered country: Bookland (ISBN-13)
Data confidence: 60%

Product Details

Barcode (EAN/GTIN)	9781856201438
Product name	Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham
Brand / Manufacturer	Stylus
Category	history
GS1 Prefix	978 — registered in Bookland (ISBN-13)
Barcode type	EAN-13 / GTIN-13
Data certainty	60%

Verified Product Facts

The barcode 9781856201438 passes the GS1 mod-10 check-digit test, so it is a structurally valid GTIN. Its 978 prefix was issued by the GS1 member organisation for Bookland (ISBN-13) — registration, not place of manufacture.

Recorded specifications

ManufacturerImprint unknown

Package weight505 grams

UNSPSC code55101500

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About EAN Barcode 9781856201438

Barcode 9781856201438 is a EAN-13 (GTIN-13) identifying Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham in the GS1 global system.

Barcode format: EAN-13 / GTIN-13 — 13-digit globally unique product identifier
GS1 prefix 978: assigned to companies registered in Bookland (ISBN-13)
Manufacturer: Stylus
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Frequently Asked Questions

What product has barcode 9781856201438?

Barcode 9781856201438 is Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham, sold under the brand Stylus.

Who manufactures barcode 9781856201438?

Stylus is recorded as the manufacturer of Pram me back the black stuff: 1950s Birmingham (barcode 9781856201438).

What country is barcode 9781856201438 from?

Based on the GS1 prefix 978, this product was registered in Bookland (ISBN-13).

Is barcode 9781856201438 a valid EAN?

Yes, 9781856201438 is a valid EAN-13 barcode with correct check digit.

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