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This collectable keychain was designed to be monkeyed around with. Barrel of Monkeys keychain plays just like the original. It contains 13 monkeys and is pre-assorted for collectibility. |
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Here’s a new challenge for Neuschwanstein fans – an interlocking wooden puzzle of your favorite castle! Follow the blue print to assemble the pieces, and soon you’ll have a stunning replica of the storied German castle. It makes a lovely decoration for your throne room! Made from premium quality wood, this 3D jigsaw puzzle measures 18” high x 29” wide when complete. Comes with and architectural blue print, fact file, and sandpaper. For Ages 6 and Up. |
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Known for using panoramic photography to knock off socks worldwide, Ken Duncan is especially proud of his Images of Australia collection. This particular 748-piece tribute to his homeland features Whitsunday Island. Located off the northern coast of Queensland, in the middle of the Coral Sea, this is theplace to experience the Great Barrier Reef. As this aerial view masterfully illustrates, Whitsundays is one of nature’s true wonders, where sand and sea mingle to create beautiful patterns. Finished puzzle, suitable for framing, measures approximately 12” x 32.5”. |
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One of the most breathtaking and unique mountain ranges in the world, the Dolomites are composed of magnesian limestone, which gives the rocks their distinct shape and jagged peaks. Located in the Eastern Alps of Northern Italy, these mountains provide a unique challenge to rock climbers and skiers, and inspiration to all artists and travelers who visit them. This 3000 piece puzzlereflects the natural wonder of the Dolomites on a beautiful spring day. Measures 32” x 48” when complete. |
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Walter Cronkite is not a college graduate. Moses had a limp. Rocker Jon Bon Jovi’s real name is Jean-Pierre bon Jovi. One of these three statements is a fact; the other two are total crap. Which is which? Play this game about the “Dead and Almost Dead” to find out! You can add the cards toyour Fact or Crap board game, or you can play the travel version. Either way, you’ll learn surprising secrets about celebrities, statesmen and so many others! (The answers? The Walter Cronkite statement is a fact. But Moses had a speech impediment, not a limp, and Jon Bon Jovi’s real name is Jon Bongiovi.) |
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