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Tarfumes.com - Assorted Rainbow Color Push Pins, 100 Push Pins per Pack, 3/8'' Point
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List Price: $4.39
Our Price: $0.77
Your Save: $ 3.62 ( 82% )
Availability: N/A
Manufacturer: UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Office Product
Brand: Universal
EAN: 0087547313107
Feature: Rainbow Colors
Label: UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS
Manufacturer: UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS
Publisher: UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS
Studio: UNIVERSAL PRODUCTS
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Features
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Rainbow Colors
100 per Pack
Sold As: Pack
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Accessories
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Enclosed Bulletin Board, Natural Cork/Fiberboard, 48 x 36, Oak Frame
Dry-Erase/Bulletin Board, Embossed Foam, 36x24, BLK/WE, Aluminum Frame
Add-on Bulletin Board, High-Density Foam, 12 x 24, BLK, GY Metal Frame
Enclosed Bulletin Board, Cork Over Fiberboard, 48 x 36, Aluminum Frame
Bulletin Bar I Natural Cork Bulletin, 24 x 1, Natural, Aluminum Frame
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Editorial Reviews:
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Assorted Color Push Pins
3/8" point.
100 per Pack
Rainbow Colors
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: look on the mighty pushpin and despair
Comment: Buy these pushpins and marvel at the works of God and man. Millions of years ago sea creatures died and were compressed by strange and powerful geologic forces to become oil. Bold men (and women too) explored the most hazardous regions of the world to find this oil, scouring deserts and frigid waters and ice blasted terrains where no light shone for months at a time. Great machines were manufactured to drill down into the earth to get the oil. It was dangerous work and sometimes men died or were maimed in fires and explosions. But the oil was brought out of the Earth and most of it went to power internal combustion engines but some of it was turned into plastic.
Meanwhile in a forgotten part of the Milky Way a sun went nova, becoming for an instant the brighest object in the galaxy. In that explosion heavy elements were formed like carbon, silicon and iron. The iron formed into rock and the rocks, after many adventures, fell or became part of the newly forming Earth. Eons passed, civilizations rose, the iron was dug up and turned through many ingenious processes into steel.
"Hey how can we stick notes to a notice board?" someone asked one day.
Steel met plastic. The pushpin was formed. You get all this for 89 cents and a little box too. (Of course I'm just assuming it's plastic and steel, I dont actually own these.)
Customer Rating:
Summary: colored push pins
Comment: The actual pin is fine but, the colors you see are not the colors you get. All you get are the primary colors. Our office was looking for the odd colors...
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