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Merchandise for December '04 (HOME) The eye's brilliance of the last laughing man in the human last day. ![]() Replica 4Y01 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm The eye's brilliance of the first fish that was watching the sun. ![]() Replicas 4Y02 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm The eye's brilliance of my eyes in this morning. ![]() Replicas 4Y03 \4,000 (in the bottle) h57mmXd19mm Merchandise for November '04(HOME/Top) The nails that picked up on the big bridge of Baghdad in the last day of the Ottoman Empire. ![]() Replica 4X01 \4,000 (3 pieces) The box that the Italian poet Dante saw in a dream late in life. ![]() Replicas 4X02 \4,000 (1 piece) The sky that the German mathematician Karl Friedrich Gauss saw at home in Braunschweig. ![]() Replicas 4X03 \4,000 (1 piece) Merchandise for October '04(HOME/Top) The water that the Latin American revolutionary Guevara drank. ![]() Replica 4901 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) The pond water that the German composer Mendelssohn fell into the pond. ![]() Replicas 4902 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) The water that the whale the Russian revolutionary Lenin loved drank. ![]() Replicas 4903 \4,000 (4 liters in the bottle) Merchandise for September '04(HOME/Top) The plastic bag that the ancient Roman statesman Agrippa used in the naval Battle of Actium. ![]() Replica 4801 \4,000 (1 piece)800mmX900mm The plastic bag that the ancient Roman the five good emperors Trajan used. ![]() Replicas 4802 \4,000 (1 piece)650mmX800mm The plastic bag that the ancient Roman the five good emperors Hadrian used. ![]() Replicas 4803 \4,000 (1 piece)650mmX800mm Merchandise for August '04(HOME/Top) The only stone that talk about love. ![]() Last Replica 4701 \4,000 (1 piece)45mmX60mm The first shape of wire bent by humankind. ![]() Replicas 4702 \4,000 (1 piece)90mmX60mm The paper that the Italian composer Antonio Salieri crumpled into a ball and then spread out in his last year. ![]() Replicas 4703 \4,000 (1 piece)280mmX400mm Merchandise for July '04(HOME/Top) The shell that the Japanese Middle Ages writer Lady Murasaki picked up at the winter beach in her twentieth year. ![]() Replicas 4601 \4,000 (1 piece)13mmX23mm The hardtack that suddenly fell from the sky when King Khufu of the ancient Egypt was in his summer garden in his sixteenth year. ![]() Replicas 4602 \4,000 (1 piece)22mmX31mm The feather that The Flemish baroque painter Peter Paul Rubens pulled from the domestic fowl in winter morning in his fifth year. ![]() Replicas 4603 \4,000 (1 piece)120mm in length Merchandise for June '04(HOME/Top) The paper bag used when the Italian poet Dante bought bread at the convenience store. ![]() Replicas 4501 \4,000 (1 piece)210mmX395mm The paper bag that the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates picked up at the street corner. ![]() Replicas 4502 \4,000 (1 piece)150mmX320mm The paper flag that Alexander the Great bought at the night stall. ![]() Replicas 4503 \4,000 (1 piece)210mmX755mm Merchandise for May '04(HOME/Top) A piece of the rice cracker that the King of Spain Felipe the 2nd ate with me. ![]() Replicas 4401 \4,000 (1 piece)40mmX40mm The brush hair that the American painter Jackson Pollock used. ![]() Replicas 4402 \4,000 (10 pieces)60mm in length A piece of the whetstone that the German physicist Werner Heisenberg broke. ![]() Replicas 4403 \4,000 (1 piece)50mmX60mm Merchandise for April '04(HOME/Top) The ordinary B5 paper folded in four. ![]() Replicas 4301 \4,000 (1 sheet)90mmX129mm The usual A4 paper folded in three. ![]() Replicas 4302 \4,000 (1 sheet)102mmX210mm The B4 paper that the Indian of religion Mahatma Gandhi folded in five and then tore up. ![]() Replicas 4303 \4,000 (from1 sheet) Merchandise for March '04(HOME/Top) The circle that the Italian theologian Joachim de Floris drew on a early spring day in 1200. ![]() Replicas 4201 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm The square that the Russian composer Aleksandr Skryabin drew on a early spring day in 1900. ![]() Replicas 4202 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm The triangle that the German philosopher Johannes Eckhart drew on a early spring day in 1300. ![]() Replicas 4203 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm Merchandise for February '04(HOME/Top) The cord that the Italian composer Puccini used for bundling dead branches up. ![]() Replicas 4101 \4,000 (1 piece)1m in length The memo papers that the ancient Greek philosopher Anaxagoras often used. ![]() Replicas 4102 \4,000 (5 pieces)129mmX129mm The 5 lines that the French educator Pierre de Coubertin drew on a cold winter day. ![]() Replicas 4103 \4,000 (1 piece)129mmX129mm Merchandise for January '04(HOME/Top) The thing that the Russian statesman Stalin owned. ![]() Perfect replicas 3Z01 \4,000 (1 piece)15.5cm in length The thing that the ancient Greek philosopher Epikourous owned. ![]() Perfect replicas 3Z02 \4,000 (1 piece)21cm in length The cord that the Polish astronomer Copernicus owned. ![]() Perfect replicas 3Z03 \4,000 (1 piece)80cm in length The price is without tax and 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