#318 :: Clic-Clac Tins
December 22, 2004
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Yin to the raygun’s yang, the Clic-Clac is useful, modest and crisp – an elegant tribute to simple industrial design. Press the center of the puckered lid and the edge-tabs around the rim flip open. Squeeze the rim, and the puckered lid springs up again with a pop, clamping the tabs firmly into place once more. Press-open. Squeeze-closed. For a while, it seemed these tins were available only in a tiny size, full of silly mints and emblazoned with dot-com logos. But I just found a source for larger, 3.5-inch-diameter models at the amazing Surfas restaurant supply store a couple miles from here. They make a happy sound.
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I wish to order 10,000. We are a church regisitered here in Canada. I would like them gold plated and our church emblem eched on the top lid. The sample I have is sliver tin with candy mints in it.
It is 1.75 inch diameter, 17/32 inch height with lid off.
I would also like instruction sticker on bottom in both English and French.
If possible, please give me a unit price and e-mail me at mbernt@naccanada.org
Thanking you in advance,
Michael Bernt
Purchasing Manager
New Apostolic Church Canada
319 Bridgeport Rd.E.
Waterloo Ontario Canada
N2V 2P9