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Real ‘Office’ supplies

Now you can stock your office with official “Office” paper.

NBC has teamed up with paper company Quill to create an officially licensed brand of Dunder Mifflin Inc. copy paper — natch — based on the fictional paper product supply company where the mockumentary comedy series is set.

The Dunder Mifflin brand letter-size paper is 20 lb. 92 bright white sustainable paper, just like the stuff that most standard printers and copy machines are stocked with these days.

In a nod to diehard fans, “The Office” paper packaging is decorated with slogans from the series, including “Our motto is Quabity [sic] First,” “Get Your Scrant On” (the show is set in Scranton, Pa.) and “Limitless paper in a paperless world.”

Quill.com and NBC-store.com are currently taking pre-orders for the paper, which ships on Dec. 26. A 500-sheet ream sets you back $9.98, while a box — 10 reams — ranges from $47.99 to $74.98. (In contrast, a single ream of Quill-branded paper retails for $7.59.)

Down the line, the paper will also be available at Staples, Quill’s parent company.

As part of the two-year “reverse product placement” deal, the Wall Street Journal reports that NBC Universal will get about 6 percent of the revenue from sales of the copy paper.