§ 3-75 Writing Paper, Notebook Paper, Envelopes.

The declaration of quantity on a package of writing paper, notebook paper or envelopes shall indicate the number of sheets or envelopes, as the case may be, in the package. When envelopes are included in a package of writing paper, the declaration shall indicate both the number of sheets of paper and the number of envelopes. The size of the lettering setting forth the number of sheets shall be equal to or greater than any other quantity representation on the package.

§ 3-76 Tablets and Books of Writing Paper.

The declaration of quantity on a package of tablets or books of writing paper shall indicate the number of tablets or books in the package.

§ 3-77 Wrapping Paper.

The declaration of quantity on a package of wrapping paper in sheet form may be in terms of either numerical count or net weight. If the declaration is in terms of numerical count, it shall indicate both the dimensions of an individual sheet and the number of sheets in the package.

§ 3-78 Facial Tissues.

The declaration of quantity on a package of facial tissues shall indicate the numerical count of usable units (a sheet of two or three ply shall be considered a single usable unit) and the dimensions of the individual unit.

§ 3-79 Toilet Tissues.

The declaration of quantity on a package of toilet tissues in roll or sheet form shall indicate the numerical count of usable units (a sheet of two or three ply shall be considered a single usable unit) and the dimensions of the individual unit.

§ 3-80 Supplementary Quantity Declaration.

Any declaration or statement relating to the quantity of contents of a package of paper product that is in addition to or supplementary to the declaration required by these regulations shall be in juxtaposition with and shall be subordinated to the required declaration; provided, that no supplementary declaration of the number of "single-ply sheets" in a package containing a "multiple-ply" product shall be permitted.

§ 3-81 Purchase of Gold, Silver or Precious Metal.

Any person, firm or corporation engaged in the business of purchasing old or used gold, silver or other precious metal, as defined by the United States Federal Trade Commission, shall, at the time of purchase, inform the seller of the troy weight of the gold, silver or other precious metal offered for purchase, the price per unit weight used to compute the purchase price and the quality of the gold, silver or other precious metal so offered for purchase.