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This pictorial pocket-sized 1899 calendar shaped like a shell doubles as a trade card advertising J. Warner Hutchins, a jeweler on S. 8th Street. 

The Bear Papa screwdrivers deliver a product that is a friendly type of introduction of tools to children that you can keep at home safely. It is an important thing for children to understand the different types of hand tools, their names, and a list of good types of tools such as Northern that you can get at places like Lowes, Harbor Freight, and Home Depot. As a good start off, when they get older perhaps you can then teach them about power tools, because by then they would have great understanding and skill regarding tools. The body of each bear can be split up into three parts: torso, head, and feet. The two-way ratchet screwdriver has a magnetic bit holder on the head and the torso even has the ability to be removed from the feet and contains 6 different bits available in common sizes. All the user has to do is attach the desired bit (2 Phillips, 2 Hex, 2 Slotted) to the screwdriver and then rotate the black O-ring to choose the direction of the ratchet. If you're holding the torso, you just pull the head up to reveal the ratchet screwdriver. If you're holding the feet, you just pull up the torso and that's where the bits are located. You just hold the grip and flex our wrist to operate the tool and you're good to go. A cute way to show the operation and importance of tools to kids. Designer: iThinking Original Design Co., Ltd