Tote Bags
- Plaques
- Beer Can Koozies
- Beer Coasters
- Bookend Pair of Sculptures
- Bottles
- Candles
- Candlesticks
- Candle Toppers
- Cell Phone Cases
- Champagne Muselet Caps
- Christmas Tree Light Cover
- Christmas Tree Ornaments
- Clocks
- Clothes Hooks
- Coasters
- Cookie Cutters
- Cookie Jars
- Doorstops
- Drapes
- Framed Digital Canvas Prints
- Framed Postage Stamps
- Gift Tags
- Hand-Held Fire Screens
- Hangable Art
- Hangers
- Jewelry Dishes
- Keychains
- Lamp Bases
- Light Switch Covers
- Magnetic Patches
- Mirrors
- Pill Boxes
- Pillows
- Pillow Covers
- Refrigerator Magnets
- Ring Boxes
- Ring Dishes
- Rubber Stamps
- Rugs
- Safes Disguised As Books
- Scissors
- Scrap Book Albums
- Silver Baskets
- Souvenir Bowls
- Sugar Cubes
- Sun Catchers
- Thermometers
- Thimbles
- Toothbrushes
- Tote Bags
- Towels
- Trinket Boxes
- Trivets
- Wall Hangings
- Wallpaper
- Weathervanes
2000? Tote bag from the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbüttel. DEM 5 from the library, July, '01.
The reproduction on this tote bag features the same image used on the cover of the library's publication Fabula Docet<//u>, namely the illustration for "The Wolves, Shepherds, and Dogs" in Ulrich Boner's Der Edelstein (1461). Click on the image to see an enlargement.
2000? “Reluctant” tote bag. Including the fable “Reluctant.” Fable & Table on Etsy. Printed and sewn by hand. About 17” wide. Bag about 15” high. From Kepler’s Books, Menlo Park, CA.
Here is another unusual item, one I include reluctantly. The fable printed on the front of the bag may not be a fable at all. “Fable & Tale” seems no longer to exist on Etsy or anywhere else. It may also be unusual to find Etsy goods in a retail store. The fable invokes “Perseus and Andromeda” without acknowledging it. Cleverer people than I will figure out the conclusion of the “fable.” See the text below.
