Ides of March Pen and Pencil Holder - Julius Caesar Office Desk Accessory
Brand: WHAT ON EARTH
Color: White
A bit of twisted humor that serves a useful purpose. Slide pens or pencils into the holes on back and it looks like Caesar is being stabbed--which he was, on the Ides of March (March 15) in 44 B.C. A gift for history buffs, Shakespeare fans, and anyone who still speaks Latin. Heavyweight painted resin, about 71/2" high. Pencils not included.
PRETEND YOU'RE BRUTUS: Go ahead and stab Julius Caesar in the back with some pens or pencils
FINELY DETAILED BUST OF THE FAMOUS ROMAN EMPEROR: Made of heavyweight painted resin, this pencil holder looks like it came straight from the museum.
A GREAT GIFT IDEA: Perfect for history buffs, Shakespeare fans, or office emperors.
HOLDS SEVEN PENS OR PENCILS: Although Caesar was stabbed 23 times, we only had room for seven holes in his back.
SURE TO BE A FOCAL POINT ON YOUR DESK: Stands 7 1/2 inches tall. Pencils not included.