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Archive for March, 2010
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Wednesday, March 24th, 2010Just arrived: Crushed Glass Silver Cats
Friday, March 19th, 2010Available now! Available now! Available now!
Where did they come from? When did they get here?
No joke, these stealthy felines must have snuck into our warehouse when nobody was looking. They just showed up unannounced and are ready to be shipped. Meow!
Happy Mothers Day
Wednesday, March 17th, 2010
item # MOTHERSDAY
Available for shipping on April 1st (This is not a “fool’s” joke) Get 37 Mom related items for 10% off. Order now!
Look for item # MOTHERSDAY on our online catalog.
Is this right?
Monday, March 8th, 2010Here at Unison Gifts we often give discounts when you buy items by the case. On some items we offer scaling discounts that get better and better when you buy more.
918090H12 and 918090H9
And then there is the time that a typo left us with way too many oil bottles. We used to have twelve different styles of these bottles. They all sold out just as we intended…except for these two. The only thing different about these two bottles is that we ordered a massively huge amount of them. So what do you do when end up with a gigantic surplus of oil bottles? Why not drop the price by more than 50% when you buy 12 or more.
So check out our twelve inch high glass oil bottles in the ‘kitchen’ section of our online catalog
Red Rock Cowboys & Indians
Thursday, March 4th, 2010Vegas show has come to a successful close. As always, disputes between exhibitors are settled by street dance battles. Our own head of sales, Steve, ensured that Unison Gifts always came out on top. To commemorate the occasion I have posted some of our new “Cowboys & Indians – Red Rock Carvings” in different environments. New and in-stock. Enjoy!
EW-6858 and EW-6860 on top of a canyon ridge at sunset.
EW-6863 and EW-6861 in Antarctica at night with the Southern Lights
EW-6862 being held by a prairie dog.
EW-6864 having a bad day.