
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Time was, these service bells were on every teacher's desk and the front desk of every hotel in the world. They're still a classically beautiful design, and they'll still bring folks running when you tap the little plunger on top. The chrome bell sits on a black enameled steel base and the whole thing is 2-3/4" dia x 1-7/8" tall.
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93213 DESK BELL |
Do we have to say it? Yes, we do. DON'T PANIC! We have more. Regulation ASCII-sized red panic buttons with white lettering, ready to self-stick to a spare spot on your keyboard or anywhere else where you regularly lose control.
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92937 PANIC BUTTON |
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Fun with little pix. This photo cube set has (6) 1-3/8" square frames (think passport or drivers' license pix) with a magnet on each corner plus (8) 1/2" dia magnetic balls to grab on and make a cube, string, model of a molecular structure, or peculiar shape of your choice like a family tree. We know you'll want an extended family tree, though, so you'd better buy (3) or (4) sets while we still have them!
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40581 MAGNETIC PHOTO HOLDER |
Turn this little 40-second hourglass over three times for two-minute eggs, give or take five seconds a turn, because this is really a desk accessory and not a timer calibrated at Greenwich. And it drips gloppy glycerin because it's much more fun to watch than sand. Measures a chunky 2-3/4" tall x 1-3/4" dia. You get a set of (3), one each with blue, red and green glop.
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40937 RED, GREEN & BLUE GLYCERIN TIMERS |
Tired of being beholden to the computer mega-corporations? Get back to basics with the original computer. This fine wood abacus is approximately 9-3/4" x 4-3/4", with (13) sets of (5) balls and (13) sets of (2). Computing speed is considerably slower than even an old 286, but then it's guaranteed to never need rebooting. Instructions included. Made in China, naturally.
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91132 ABACUS |
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