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I Want My Flying Car Tile Coaster
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I Want My Flying Car Tile Coaster
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Okay, we've been patient. But we've had enough now. It's the twenty-first century, and we were supposed to have flying cars. And we're not leaving till we get 'em. So get cracking already

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4 1/4" square, 1/6" thick
Ceramic tiles, printed with dyes in a resin coating
Felt pads in the corners protect your furniture
Dishwasher safe!
These handy tiles work well as coasters - but they're also an attractive accent all on their own. Note that they're also available (without the felt pads) framed, and in the lids of some pretty spiffy jewelry boxes.
   
   
   

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I Want My Flying Car Tile Coaster

Ceramic Tile Coasters decorated with original art illustrations of the ray gun packing, golden age science fiction future that we haven't seen since the mid twentieth century

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Are there Coasters in the Retro Future?

The World of Tomorrow - the way it was foreseen in the 1920s and 1930s - was all about moving from place to place, with personal rockets (flying cars!), monorails, ocean liners, and overnight jaunts to Mars.

But what about the coasters, you ask? How, in this fantastic World of Tomorrow, were we going to be sure that our jet-frozen drinks wouldn't leave unsightly scars on our beautifully finished furniture?
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