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Some things in life are fleeting. We use them once, and then relegate them to the trash. Unzipped is designed to celebrate one of those everyday items we take for granted: the zipper bag. Rendered in fine hand-blown glass, Unzipped is the temporary made contemporary. Durable borosilicate glass, individual giftbox packaging.

Dimension: 50"Diameter Finish: Matte Black and Dynasty Gold Finish Material: Iron Wall Clock with Roman Numeral in Dynastic Gold Finish This wall clock features with two-tone matte black and dynasty gold finish. With its extra large roman numeral design, this wall clock adds elegant style to your home. Assembly required. Item is made in China.

Comforter sets are designed to keep you updated and fashionable in the most convenient and inexpensive way. Our comforter sets are a tremendous blend of bold and vibrant colors. They can transform a room from bleak to bright and cheery in a matter of minutes. Our comforter set will have your bedroom decorated affordably and with style. Turn your home into a haven with our beautiful comforter collection. Our comforters come in many sizes, including king comforters, queen comforters, and even California King comforter sets. We've included everything you need to make over your bedroom such as comforter, pillow shams, and bed skirts. Comforter sets are comfortable, durable and beautiful. Our comforter sets are designed for year around comfort.

Remember the post-WWII buzz about the great new products being produced out of the strange but useful materials called plastic, Mylar and Plexiglas? This DVD has six fantastic old films from the 1940s and 50s that showcase the production, testing and usefulness of these futuristic materials. You can't find this special compilation of rare filmstrips anywhere else! Table Of Contents: (1) Plastics (1944) - This post WWII film shows the manufacturing and processing of many different items from plastic in factories and also gives an informative short history about plastics - 15 Minutes (2) What's It to You (1955) - This Jam Handy produced film is all about Mylar, which is a type of plastic film that is very durable and resistant to temperature. The colors in the movie are striking and the filmmakers manage to present some really interesting subject matter and experiments. Sponsored by DuPont, the film shows some creative tests to see how much the Mylar can take...highly recommended viewing! - 24 Minutes (3) The Kingdom of Plastics (1945) - General Electric funded this color feature about the uses of plastic both during World War II and in everyday life situations. It's fun to hear about all the possible products and uses for plastic that that this film speculates about - 11 Minutes (4) Looking Ahead Through Plexiglas (1940) - This film is designed as a futuristic look at the plastics industry, spotlighting the newest uses for Plexiglas material and the awesome products that are produced from it. Lots of cool visuals and production shots make this a unique industrial film for its age - 20 Minutes (5) Looking Ahead Through Rohm & Haas Plexiglas (1947) - This is a different later edition of the "Looking Ahead Through Plexiglas" film, colorized and with new plastic products to plug. - 5 Minutes (6) Plastic Age Anniversary (1940) - 9 Minutes

Witness the wave of the future through Plexiglas! This short film, Looking Ahead Through Plexiglas, displays the wonder and creativity that became available with the advent of this synthetic material during the 1940s. Its versatile properties are enumerated in this historical movie, amazing for viewers even to this day! While magazines, fancy décor, and useful home appliances benefited from the transparent plastic, it was also used during wartime as airplane windshields, canopies, and gun turrets. This video expresses the historical benefits and practicalities Plexiglas was able to accomplish and serves as a nifty snapshot of a time past in technological development.

FOOJOY China Classic Min Nan OOLONG TEA comes from southern Fujian's mountains (Min-Nan), where clouds and mists produce Oolongs of exceptional character. In the manufacture of Oolong, tea leaves undergo partial oxidation, a step that changes the color to a golden amber and the flavor to a complex, invigorating cup. True to a classic Oolong, FOOJOY's high-grown CHINA OOLONG TEA makes a smooth, rounded cup with a slightly toasty fragrance.