NEW GAME OF THRONES ** 2021** LIMITED EDITION PEZ DISPENSERS IRON ANNIVERSARY TIN BOX SET **SEALED**
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** Celebrating Ten Years of Game of Thrones! The PEZ Game of Thrones Iron Anniversary Gift Tin commemorates this special anniversary.
** Four Game of Thrones PEZ Dispensers - The Gift Tin includes
-- Jon Snow
-- Tyrion Lannister,
-- Daenerys Targaryen
-- Night King
*FACTORY SEALED*
*** Iconic Iron Throne Graphics
The back of the Game of Thrones PEZ Gift Tin features the iconic Iron Throne. Perfect for display for any Game of Thrones fan!
** Dragonfruit Flavor PEZ Refills included
Dragonfruit Flavor PEZ Candy Refill six pack included! PEZ Candy is peanut, tree nut, and gluten-free. Just 35 calories per roll and made in the U.S.A.. For Ages 3 & up.
*** MADE IN THE USA, these PEZ dispensers are a wonderful collector’s item for children and adults alike. This limited edition gift set includes charachters from the epic TV Show Game of Thrones. Tin includes 4 Dispensers and 6 Rolls.
** About PEZ **
PEZ Candy was invented in Vienna, Austria by Eduard Haas III as an alternative to smoking. The name PEZ comes from the German word for peppermint, “PfeffErminZ” taking the P from the first letter, E from the middle and Z from the last letter to form the word PEZ. In 1952, PEZ came to the United States. In 1973, PEZ builds the first candy manufacturing facility in Orange, CT.
In 1935 a new PEZ candy factory is built in Czechoslovakia to manufacture the candy on a larger scale. In 1948 the compressed sugar tablets are sold in small pocket sized tins until inventor Oscar Uxa patents a small mechanical box for dispensing the tablets. In 1956, PEZ introduces an innovated dispenser called the space gun. 1957, PEZ adds a three dimensional character head to the top of a dispenser. The Halloween Witch becomes the traditional character head dispenser in 1957, while Popeye adds to the variety as the first licensed character in 1958. During the 1960's, PEZ continues to bring a new dimension to the dispenser base...
FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED!
** Celebrating Ten Years of Game of Thrones! The PEZ Game of Thrones Iron Anniversary Gift Tin commemorates this special anniversary.
** Four Game of Thrones PEZ Dispensers - The Gift Tin includes
-- Jon Snow
-- Tyrion Lannister,
-- Daenerys Targaryen
-- Night King
*FACTORY SEALED*
*** Iconic Iron Throne Graphics
The back of the Game of Thrones PEZ Gift Tin features the iconic Iron Throne. Perfect for display for any Game of Thrones fan!
** Dragonfruit Flavor PEZ Refills included
Dragonfruit Flavor PEZ Candy Refill six pack included! PEZ Candy is peanut, tree nut, and gluten-free. Just 35 calories per roll and made in the U.S.A.. For Ages 3 & up.
*** MADE IN THE USA, these PEZ dispensers are a wonderful collector’s item for children and adults alike. This limited edition gift set includes charachters from the epic TV Show Game of Thrones. Tin includes 4 Dispensers and 6 Rolls.
** About PEZ **
PEZ Candy was invented in Vienna, Austria by Eduard Haas III as an alternative to smoking. The name PEZ comes from the German word for peppermint, “PfeffErminZ” taking the P from the first letter, E from the middle and Z from the last letter to form the word PEZ. In 1952, PEZ came to the United States. In 1973, PEZ builds the first candy manufacturing facility in Orange, CT.
In 1935 a new PEZ candy factory is built in Czechoslovakia to manufacture the candy on a larger scale. In 1948 the compressed sugar tablets are sold in small pocket sized tins until inventor Oscar Uxa patents a small mechanical box for dispensing the tablets. In 1956, PEZ introduces an innovated dispenser called the space gun. 1957, PEZ adds a three dimensional character head to the top of a dispenser. The Halloween Witch becomes the traditional character head dispenser in 1957, while Popeye adds to the variety as the first licensed character in 1958. During the 1960's, PEZ continues to bring a new dimension to the dispenser base...
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