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Fashion Pig Figurine

Girls just wanna have fun... and this perky piglet proves it! Decked out in the latest in farmyard fashions, this lovely little lady's sure to be the belle of the barnyard ball. ...

Normal Family Photo Frame

Frame your funniest family picture in this hilarious frame that shows everyone that you're anything but normal! Holds one 4" x 6" photo. Alabastrite. 8 7/8" x 5/8" x 6 7/8" high.

Wood Wall Clock

Stately wood wall clock with mahagony finish. Brass pendulum/hourly chime. Gracious curves and tasteful details make this rich wood quartz clock a work of art! A stunning piece for ...

Tropical Palm Tree Candle Holders

Tropical themed candle holders in palm tree design and classic gilded styling. Candles not included. Alabastrite. Pair.3 5/8" x 3 5/8" x 5 7/8" high.

POWERFUL MEDICINE

"Powerful Medicine" is one of John Nieto's classic limited edition serigraphs. This majestic bear image was the first bear print ever released by John Nieto. After a run in with a ...

BIG CATHUNA

"Big Cathuna", by Bob Bonn is a fun and whimsical painting that immediately transports you into a fantasy world of brilliant, pure color

PURPLE BASS JAZZ

"Purple Bass Jazz" by Eric Waugh is a playful music orientated Cubist composition. This wonderful image originally a mixed-media painting, has been recreated as a signed and ...

The Giant Horse of Oz

After Frank L. Baum's passing, Ruth Plumly Thompson published 19 new books to the Oz saga. Including this book.

Predictions

In 1901, I said to Orville that man would not fly for 50 years

Moths: Hadena Atriplicis, H. Exulis, et al.

Electric Coach "J-5"

early automobiles from the Model T to its emulators as coupes with running boards of electric, gasoline and steam

Pointing

Currier and Ives was an American printmaking firm headed by Nathaniel Currier (1813

Naval Academy

The Naval Academy graduates admirals, leaders, & presidents. Vote McCain

Iron Bull, Mountain Crow Chief, and Wife

Chief

Reading

There are no days of our childhood we lived so fully as those spent with a good book. Marcel Proust