Base is Inscribed with E=MC Squared
Perfect for bookshelf, windowsill, or dashboard
Powered by the Sun’s Rays (or other bright light source)
Einstein Taps His Temple Indicating “Think”
Measures approximately 2.5 by 7.35-Inch
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Kikkerlan Solar Einstein
$27.50
Description
Base is Inscribed with E=MC Squared
Perfect for bookshelf, windowsill, or dashboard
Powered by the Sun’s Rays (or other bright light source)
Einstein Taps His Temple Indicating “Think”
Measures approximately 2.5 by 7.35-Inch
Base is Inscribed with E=MC Squared
Perfect for bookshelf, windowsill, or dashboard
Powered by the Sun’s Rays (or other bright light source)
Einstein Taps His Temple Indicating “Think”
Measures approximately 2.5 by 7.35-Inch
Additional information
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| Brand | Kikkerland |
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