Hey everyone, I recently came across a unique product used for displaying your pin collections, and I wanted to share it. Here is some information from the company about the Bauble Board. A Bauble Board™ is a fun, inexpensive way to display your lapel pins as well as patches, key chains, buttons, ribbons, jewelry, pictures, fishing lures, dog tags, lanyards, ticket stubs and much more. What a great gift idea. Why use a boring corkboard or expensive shadowbox to show off your prized lapel pin collection when you can choose from over 20 custom shapes, 14 different colors, and over 18 custom transfer design choices, and if you still don’t find exactly what you are looking for, then just contact them at www.baubleboard.com. Custom Bauble Boards™ are what they are all about. Bauble Boards™ are made from 1/2″ thick fiberboard, which is made from post-consumer recycled paper, containing no asbestos or formaldehyde additives. They are covered in high quality linen like fabric derived from jute. They are lightweight yet very durable and are manufactured in the U.S.A. by creative people who love what they do. You can personalize it yourself; request a custom transfer, or select a transfer from the online store (shop.baubleboard.com). Custom transfers are permanently adhered using a superior quality heat transfer material. Each Bauble Board™ is finished with a backing that you can write on to help you remember the details about your baubles and comes ready to hang on your wall. BaubleBoard.com’s mission: “To share some inexpensive fun through our BaubleBoards™. We hope that with a Bauble Board™ people will reflect on their fun past events, accomplishments, and associations and through that ignite the motivation to look forward to future fun events, new accomplishments, and meaningful associations.” They guarantee satisfaction and even include an American Flag Lapel Pin free with every order! Check them out at www.baubleboard.com Bauble Board™ …because it’s fun!

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