We’re pretty sure it was furbished by RCA, since they’re the folks who are selling this refurbished indoor HDTV/VHF/UHF/FM antenna. Has dual 37”, 6-draw pivoting poles and a tilting 6-1/4" loop on a 6-5/8" x 4" base with rubber feet, a 12-position tuning switch and 6-foot lead with an F-type COAX connector. You like free TV, right? Yeah, us too.

Put your patriotism on display with this package of (6) assorted USA-themed window clings, including a flat flag at approx 9-1/4" x 5-1/2", (2) flat ones at approx 4-3/8" x 2-1/2", (2) rippling flags at approx 2-3/8" x 1-5/8" and 2-3/4" x 2", and a flag-themed map of the United States at approx 9" x 6". You’ll get (3) packs for a total of (18) Old Glory images. Removable and reusable, and visible from both sides. Made in Taiwan. No extra charge for that bit of irony, because like America, it’s free.

And pop-nose, and pop-ears. Everything pops when you squeeze this guy’s head. It’s true of most of us, actually. This one, however, is a classic, sometimes seen as the Martian Popper but in this incarnation he’s Panic Pete. Don’t let your children grow up without having one to take their frustrations out on.

These knights wouldn’t give the time of day to those under-dressed guys from the Vale. These are your exquisitely detailed snazzy knights, (2) with wings and (1) with a cape, on equally snazzy steeds. They’re all approx 3-1/2” tall with 1-1/2” butterfly wings (or a cape), swords and shields. The horses are 5-1/2” long x one hand tall, in outfits Lady Gaga would be proud of. You pick: the Black Knight; the White Knight; or the Caped Knight on a Rearing Horse.

Couldn't tell it from the glass variety by just looking. This plastic mirror with squared off corners measures 3-15/16" x 5-15/16". Comes with protective film on both sides. We're thinking camping, lockers, deserted island or just a nearly-unbreakable travel item. Pretty flexible, too, if you like fun-house mirror effects.

You’re a rocker and you’ve always been one. That’s why this white SPST rocker switch from RLEIL® is for you. Rated for 10A at 125VAC, it comes prewired with 3" leads. Mounted on a 1-1/4" x 1-1/8" x 3/4" steel bracket with 12" mounting wings. UL.

Because you’re not always at a gas station, here’s a handled squeegee that you can leave in your trunk (or your garage, or your bathroom). Has a 6" plastic handle (with a hole in it for hangin’), a 6" wide x 1-1/2" thick scrub pad, and a 6" wide rubber squeegee. You’ll get (2) of them per order. You might never stop at a gas station again! Oh wait, you still need gas.

Thous? Thee? Yeez? Whatever the plural of thou is, when you pour hot coffee into this 8-oz black ceramic Super Nintendo mug, Mario and Luigi magically appear, along with Princess Peach, Donkey Kong and all their Super pals. If you want to keep seeing them, however, you’ll avoid microwave ovens and dishwashers because the magic of heat-sensitivity doesn’t like those new-fangled inventions.

You always need more filtering flasks eventually, so why not stock up? This borosilicate filtering flask has a 500ml capacity and is graduated in 50ml increments from 150ml up. Has a 9mm glass barb that’s 1" long, and a 33mm mouth. Use a #7 rubber stopper with it and get filtering, folks.

And she’d be offended if you thought so. She’s a dimetrodon and we decided she’s a girl because she has a motherly, if slightly rapacious, look in her eye. Dimetrodons were more like mammals than reptiles, and apex predators to boot. This honey with the moveable mandibles is a manageable 6-1/4” long x 3-1/8" tall in hard rubber.

Sneak Peak Item! Not in our catalog and our copy writers haven't seen it yet. In stores by special order. So you get the down and dirty with an exclusive first chance to buy just for being on our email list. 8-cup automatic drip coffee maker. It’s the Ford Mustang model. The pot’s hidden behind the flip-up face mask. Measures 11-1/2” x 11” x 9” wide and includes a reusable filter and a free scoop. And no, you can’t also use it on your head. Please Note: Your entire order will ship standard ground when purchasing this item. Contact us for expedited shipping information. Thanks!

Like those giant floor-standing globes in places like explorers’ clubs, but just under a foot tall. From Replogle Globes, this very nice 6” version honors explorer Sebastian Cabot and is based on the late 17th Century globes of cartographer Vincenzo Coronelli, when California was still thought to be an island. Stands 11-1/2” tall with a 4-1/4” wooden base and a 7” semi-meridian.

Quick, what are the two most iconic symbols of peace? Well, the classic three-pronged peace sign in a circle, of course. And windchimes. (We know you knew that.) Now, for the first time ever, we offer both of them together in a set of harmonious wind chimes with (5) colorful, steel peace signs at 2-3/8" dia x 1/2" wide, and little plastic gems on the cords that they dangle from. The whole shebang hangs 18" top-to-bottom from a 3-1/4" dia x 1/2" wooden disk with a loop above it for hanging.

Just stick this fridge-magnet magnifying glass on top of them. Also dandy for people who keep losing their magnifying glass, this 2-3/4" dia 2X acrylic magnifier has a plastic housing with a 3-1/4” handle that has a pair of magnets embedded in the back. Also useful for reading the fine print on packages of stuff you shouldn’t be eating, and for doing crossword puzzles. In assorted colors, and we’ll pick one that’s right for your fridge.

Compact, versatile and reliable. It could describe a Mercedes convertible, but in this case we’re talking about our (3) plastic-handled measuring spoons. You pick: the translucent white one that’s 1" tall x 1-1/2" across the top and graduated at 5, 10, 15 and 20ml; the blue one at 1-3/4" x 2-1/4" that holds 70ml with 10ml graduations; or the translucent white one that’s 1-13/16" tall x 2-3/8" across the top and holds 90ml with 10ml graduations. You won’t know how you lived without one. All made in the USA.

These 14” long socks are a cotton blend, and one-size-fits-all-except-if-you’ve-got-feet-like-Shaq. We’ll pick a pair for you that look like spotted Dalmatian puppies, kittens in a gray tabby pattern, or lovely dopey-looking penguins. You’ll get (2) different sets o’ socks, we promise. Shy persons will appreciate that only the body patterns will appear until you pull up your pants to reveal the critters’ little faces. Exhibitionists can just wear shorts.

Secular saints, anyway. Pardon the oxymoron. And the sacrilege. These 8" x 2-1/8" dia glass-encased wax candles have an illustration of a “Secular Saint,” complete with “lives of the saints” text in faux medieval syntax on the back side.  You pick Carl Sagan, patron saint of neighbors, long voyages and calling home; Albert Einstein, patron saint of relativity, black holes and time travel; or Nikola Tesla, patron saint of inventors, earthquakes and the fastidious. Or cover all your scientific bases with our Big-Three pack. All made in USA.

Himalayan, Heralayan, what’s the difference? The difference is, Himalayan rock salt is pink, and this 5-lb hunk of it has been repurposed into a very cool lamp with a 5-foot power cord and an inline on-off switch. Includes a socket for a 110V 15W incandescent bulb (included), and the hunk itself measures approx 7" tall on a 3-7/8" dia wooden base. Just plug it in and feel the Himalayan difference.

The Woodworker’s Shop Journal is a hardcover book with (100+) pages of 1/4" grids for project planning and sketches, plus (20+) pages of quick references, charts, lumber specs, tool guides, checklists and tips. Also a good place to keep passwords and other personal information because burglars are famous for not caring about carpentry skills.

This stylish sock monkey is a foot-and-a-half tall in pastel pink, orange, yellow, cream, blue and lavender stripes with a knotted yellow scarf, which is the part that makes him Parisian because even a sock monkey wouldn’t be seen in Saint-Germain-des-Prés without a scarf.

Put a little major-league glam in your printer with our heavy, sparkly, silvery, glittery paper that displays rainbow hues when moved. No loose glitter to gum up your printer, of course. The sheet measures 8-1/2" x 11" x .007" thick and works in both ink-jet and laser printers. Perfect for attention-grabbing signs, photo mats, those extra-fab memos, or wrapping up Ziggy Stardust CDs.

There's optical science and high school physics, and then there's making pretty colors with this little 4-1/2" x about 1" acrylic prism. It makes the same rainbows that the beveled edges on the glass in the French doors to your grandmother's living room used to make on the floor in the afternoon while she was making supper. If you had a grandmother with French doors with beveled glass, who made you supper. If not, you'd better buy this prism or you won't have anything to remember after she's gone.

No gas or electricity needed for this pocket-sized manual chain saw, the camper's pal. It's 30" long overall, with (82) spring-steel teeth on the 18-1/2" middle section, and canvas loop handles on each end. Imagine a sharpened bike chain with a handle at each end. It's easy to use (we tested it), works a whole lot faster than a hatchet, rolls up into no space at all, and stores in the heavy-duty canvas belt pouch that comes with it.

More artistic than using a router, and much, much less work than carving with chisels: wood-burning is back. Practice your skills with our 20W wood-burning pen set. Easily details and decorates wood, leather and cork. (Also butter if you're very, very quick.) Includes a safety stand, (2) pointed tips, and (2) wedge-shaped tips. For the extra-creative, our set of nibs for the pen adds another (28) points, including a hot plastic and foam cutter, (10) soldering tips, (15) varied wood-burning nibs in assorted shapes and points, and both number and alphabet stencils.

More compass than you usually get for the price, this transparent plastic, liquid-filled version is 1-15/16" dia with a black outer ring marked every 5 degrees and knurled for easy turning. Bottom has lines and an arrow for ease of plotting. On a 17" long neck cord.

More fun than a canned ham, this flip-top storage tin has a train set inside, with a plastic steam engine, tender, boxcar and caboose, as well as a 12-piece track that forms a 10" x 22" oval. You add a "AA" battery and you're the engineer. 

It’s a ninefer. This 6” long x 1/2” hex ball-point pen has a rubber stylus at the other end, which unscrews to reveal a tiny driver with both small Phillips and regular heads, while the shaft has a little bubble level and (4) rulers: 0-4” x 1/16”; 0-10cm x 1mm; and both 1/200mm and 1/300mm rulers. The ninth part is our name on the side, so you remember where the coolest stuff comes from. Plus it’s in the ruler shade of yellow, with a pocket clip. (Sorry, no laser.) Need more ink? Our refill pack is a set of (2) black and (2) blue cartridges. Just pull out the silver knurled tip of the pen to screw in a new ink cartridge and your Great American Novel will be finished in no time.

Pulleys? You need pulleys? Step right up and pick from our selection of single-sheave zinc-plated steel pulleys, mounted on swivel hooks with the axles held in by a cotter pin for easier rigging. We’ve got 2” dia pulleys for ropes up to 3/8” dia with a 480-lb max load, mounted to a 2” x 5/8” ID swivel hook; 2-1/2” dia pulleys for ropes up to 3/8” dia with a 550-lb max load, mounted to a 2-1/2” x 3/4” ID swivel hook; 3” dia pulleys for ropes up to 1/2” dia with a 650-lb max load, mounted to a 2-1/2” x 3/4” ID swivel hook.

Who doesn’t love laser pointers? Their precision. Their ethereal, mind-blowing, otherwordly glow. Their magic, now-you-see-it-now-you-don’t quality. Ours come in several colors, including red, green, violet and combinations of those. You want a single point? We’ve got ’em. You want a kaleidoscope display? We’ve got those, too. They're all 5" to 6" long, give or take, "AAA" batteries are not included. All you have to do is point and click.

From what mind sprang these pencil sharpener/erasers that look exactly like auto wheels and tires, we could only guess, but we won’t because we just work here. You’ll get (2) black eraser tires on grey wheels that conceal pencil sharpeners. The peelings stay in the wheel hubs until you empty them. Measure 2-5/8" dia x 7/8" thick. 

These are the so-called miracle shears. They were designed for use by paramedics and others needing quickly to cut wire, light sheet metal, or other tough stuff that might stand between them and their quarry. They are normally demonstrated cutting a penny in two. Which they will do. But not as a steady diet. Let's dispel a few myths. While these are Pakistani stainless, we're not talking any miracles in manufacturing. They are good for their purpose, and real handy to have in the old tool box. But their purpose isn't making pennies into 5-mil pieces, and you will twist or break them at about the same time you find out that you've done the same thing to U.S. laws! For sheet metal or wire or fishing leaders or tin cans or whatever, be our guests.

Time ago, burlap bags're all over the place, child. Sisal sacks too. We used 'em to make sandbags, protect winterin' plants and keep down weeds, sew up scratchy britches, and collect frogs. Made dog beds out of 'em, fulla wood chips. Mama called 'em tote sacks or croker sacks, and daddy aluss kep' a few in the bed of the pick-up. 'Course daddy went and died and them plastic bags took over. Mama hated that. These here burlap bags used to have coffee inside and they say they're from lotta different countries and your'n might could be anywhere from about (3) to (4) foot long by 28" wide, good fer big dogs or small dogs-lotta frogs either way.

Nothing is certain except death, taxes and smudges. Take care of at least one with these lens-cleaning kits. They include a 7”-square lens cloth, (5) double-headed swabs, and a 1-oz vial of ammonia-based cleaning fluid in a spritz bottle.

Inside very real clear glass nail polish bottles, which will appear empty to non-believers. Measure 1-1/2” tall x 1-3/16” in a slightly rounded square, with a 9/32” ID mouth holding a shiny silver applicator brush cap with 1/2” nylon bristles.

A giant step forward in paper-doll dressing. This 64-page spiral-bound book, Dressing Up has 32 pages of cartoon-ish illustrations, a dozen pages of paper fabric designs, and 8 sets of cardboard stencils to cut out head-to-toe clothing for the boys and girls in the pictures. Stencils can also be used to position over the figures, and color inside the spaces. Also, couture-conscious kids can always add more colorful papers and create their own private collections.

As long as they weigh one pound or less, you’re in business with these Scotch® brand self-adhesive, black hook-and-loop fasteners from 3M. These are expensive little buggers in bix box stores, but not here. Measure 7/8” square, and are rated for 1-lb per pad, so your heavier hang-ups will need a couple. Mfg says made to stick on “most painted, varnished or otherwise sealed surfaces.” Our each is a pack of (12) pairs.

As seen it on TV! Called THEEASYWIPE, this window cleaner has a 14" long pivoting handle ending in a 5" x 3-1/2" pad with a removable and machine-washable microfiber cover. It's designed to clean glass with just water and to fit easily into that tricky space where the inside of your windshield meets the dashboard. Works for back windows, too. Even works in trucks. And houses.

Sometimes at the end of a long day of typing, our fingers just need to lie down for a while, so we grab one of these finger cots and….sorry, we were challenged to write a clean finger-cot joke. Never mind. These are your standard, natural rubber latex finger cots, aka “sheaths,” size small. Use them to protect your fingers from paper cuts, dryness, chapping, irritating liquids, whatever. Our each is a box of (144). Gross, you say? Yeah, kind of.

Can’t beat cheap, and that’s the price you’ll pay for these standard, everyday, traditional two-pocket paper folders. You’ll get a 10-pack in assorted colors, which may include burgundy, yellow, purple, white and some other colors because the world is a rainbow of possibilities.

Great balls of air! The mighty AIRZOOKA is back--and as cool as ever! Looking like a plastic bucket with a handle and a flip-up gun sight, it blasts a puff of air up to 50 feet. Blow out candles from across the room (and avoid spitting on birthday cakes), spook the cat, disperse bugs, take target practice at styrofoam cups or buy a pair and play air-tag. Measures roughly 11” tall x 11” dia in bright green or ninja-ish black plastic (We'll pick from what's currently available.) and is, frankly, much more fun than you would imagine. Ages 6+.