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Product: Once More olin - 11oz Ceramic White Coffee Mug Cup, White
Brand: Knick Knack Gifts
Color: White
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This 11oz Coffee Mug makes a great gift for yourself or someone else. Premium quality ceramic and our new durable printing methond mean this mug is sure to last.
STURDY AND DURABLE - Our 11oz coffee mug features a durable construction, a clean and refined look, bright vibrant coloring and perfect printing. Premium ceramic used in the manufacturing process gives this mug a nice sturdy feel. The handle is smooth and perfectly sized for hands of all sizes.
PERFECT GIFT - This is a great opportunity to give a gift for Valentine's Day, Christmas, Mother's day, Father's Day, Birthdays, Wedding Gifts, or any gift giving holiday. It is even great for groups, corporate events, bachelor or bachelorette events, parties, and more.
SAFETY FIRST - This mug is dishwasher safe and microwave safe. That means you don't have to add to the already huge pile of dishes in your sink. You can drink without a care and then drop it into the dishwasher.
PERFECT QUALITY PRINTING - All artwork is printed using our new nontoxic dye based ink process. This means the print can never peel or fade because it becomes one with the mug. We quality check each item before shipping to make sure it is the highest quality possible.

Product: Richard Diamond, Private Detective. Enjoy 119 Old-Time Radio Detective Shows at Home or While Commuting
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Dick Powell starred as Richard Diamond, in the radio series as a light-hearted detective who often ended the episodes singing to his girlfriend, Helen Asher (Virginia Gregg). Other regular cast members included Rick's friend and former partner on the police force, Lt. Walter Levinson, played variously by Ed Begley, Arthur Q. Bryan, Ted DeCorsia and Alan Reed, and Wilms Herbert as Walt's bumbling sergeant, Otis. (Herbert also "doubled" on the show as Helen's butler Francis.) The show began airing on NBC Radio on April 24, 1949 and continued until December 6, 1950. Its theme, "Leave It to Love", was whistled by Powell at the beginning of each episode.
This series consists of 120 classic old time radio detective shows (includes 15 rebroadcasts and 4 "re-creations of 'lost' broadcasts) archived as a digital mp3 file on a properly formatted flash drive so that they each show may be played using automobile entertainment systems equipped with a USB port (see photo) or any computer.
All the files are "tagged" so that an image and episode's title appear when playing.