You are buying a random mix of 24 pieces , that are chosen from over 200 different styles that I have. I will ship a good selection and may vary from pic as did not picture all . You will LOVE THEM !

Pieces each measure 2 ” long and are lifesize , like a rootbeer barrell or butterscotch hard candy. These look great my art glass baskets or candy dishes. A Very UNIQUE idea for gifts .. Fill a vase , candy dish .. Wine glasses filled make great gifts too , Get Well or Birthday Gift .

The Pillsbury doughboy was really rolling in the dough at his job but he was tired of sitting on his buns and kneaded to go where the action was. So he traded in his chef’s hat for an army uniform!

Let me introduce to you … GI-Dough!

Funny auction or commentary on America’s increasing obesity problem … you decide

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This is without question the coolest Dick Cheney T-shirt on the market! This shirt was actually SHOT WITH A 12 GAUGE SHOTGUN just like the one Cheney used on Harry Whittington. As a bonus you will receive the actual shotgun shell used on your shirt! At Callie’s Kustoms we do things a little differently. Why settle for printed on bullet holes when you can have the real thing!

No self-respecting eBay would pass up the chance to make a buck and a political statement all at once

Junior the toad lived a long and happy life (we assume), until one day death knocked upon Junior’s terrarium. Junior’s body (and home) was moved outside to the garage until proper funeral arrangements could be made. Sadly, Junior was temporarily forgotten amongst the responsibilities of daily life and the burial never took place.

As much as I hate to do this, I must let my best friend go!

Another item from the Witch’s Estate Sale!

This is a very old photo of a man on a porcelain oval. The photo appears to be from the 1930’s, which coincides with what the Witch’s Sister told me. She claimed that this photo belonged to her sister and that the man in the photo is a direct decendant of two women who were hanged on Gallows Hill, September 22, 1692 for being Witches.