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Windsock
History
Centuries ago,
windsocks were invented
by
the Japanese.
They fly them on Boys Day
to celebrate a
family's
male offspring.
One windsock per son -
blowing in the wind from
the top of a bamboo pole.
Their shape is that of a fish - a carp - embossed with
the family crest.
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New
for
2008
Fish Windsocks from
the Sea to the
Sky
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ITB4259
56"x15"
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ITB4266 50"x15"
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ITB4267
56"x14" |
ITB4258
56"x14" | |
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Koi
Blue,
Red, Purple,
Green or Black
L-46 10"
L-47 23"
L-48 37"
L-49 59" |
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ITB-4120 8 ft
ITB-4119 7 ft
ITB-4118 5 ft
ITB-4117 3 ft |
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28004
60"
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28003
36"
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SS01 16" SS01A 36"
SS01B 72" |
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GF-4672 32" |
GF-22590 33" |
GF-4673 32" |
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NT-57181 6
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ITB-4121 40" |
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This
Orca Pod Windsocks are made in 3D realistic shapes.
Made
with lightweight polyester faqbric. Each has a air vent
sen
in their bellies. In the breeze, they look like they are
swimming
ITB4255 10"x22" ITB4256 26"x42" ITB4257 38"x63"
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Windsocks
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