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Legend of Zelda Link Costume Tutorial
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The Legend of Zelda The Ocarina of Time Ice Arrow Mints- One Tin $1.99 Infused with the power of ice, the Ice Arrows are one of the most powerful weapons in Link’s arsenal in Nintendo’s Legend of Zelda games. Now, the Ice Arrows are infused with the power of candy, with these candy tins in the shape of Link’s weapon of choice!Item is due to ship by July, 2008.We are unable to guarantee the availability of limited edition Advance Order items. In rare circumstances the… |
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Eye Link Communicators $54.99 Playing spy never seemed so realistic. Put on the headset display and use the arm-mounted keypad to transmit secret messages to other agents. The ultimate in high-tech communication, Eye-Link Communicators are the first headset-display text-based communications devices. Set includes two heads-up digital displays and two keyboard transmitter/receivers. When you’re on a mission, wear the headset and… |
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Mardi Gras Rainbow Beads Chainlink Necklace 40 inch (1 Dozen) $24.99 Each 40-inch strand features chain-link beads for a stunning rainbow necklace worthy of The French Quarter in New Orleans. Bead colors include blue and red, in addition to the traditional Mardi Gras staples; gold, green, and purple…. |
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Great Characters from Shakespeare Paper Dolls (Dover Paper Dolls) $1.98 We are still working on filling in the product descriptions. If you need more information please call or email us…. |
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Survey of Historic Costume: A History of Western Dress $20.00 The latest edition of this bestseller brings the authors’ analysis of Western dress through 1996 and adds a number of new features. Survey of Historic Costume is a basic text for readers who want an overview and chronology of costume, discussing the dress of each era within its historical, cultural, and economic contexts…. |
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Art and Fashion: The Impact of Art on Fashion and Fashion on Art $27.95 Long overdue is this look at a centuries-old love affair: the close relationship between art and fashion. From the Renaissance, when painters first sought to accurately capture the form, color, and texture of clothing, to today, when models strut down the runway in virtual works of art, the influence has flowed both ways. Illustrated throughout with paintings, designer sketches, and fashion plates… |
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