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Are you the type to wear your heart on your sleeve? If so, you'll love today's
Shirt.Woot t-shirt, an A-Z image of Shakespearean characters ($10). Or, try
this charm bracelet on Etsy, with the names of several plays hand-stamped in brass ($44.95).
Another of my favorite Etsy finds is this
origami Christmas ornament, created from the pages of
King Lear ($25)
.With the exception of items that say "To thine own self be true,"
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which I find annoying, I'm a huge sucker for this kind of Shakespeare merchandise. My library is home to a stuffed Shakespeare, with his companion Queen Elizabeth, a bobble-head Shakespeare, and a large Shakespeare bust. I also have half a dozen sets of antique Shakespeare bookends; my favorite feature the
Tempest quote, "My library was dukedom large enough."
Do you have a favorite Shakespeare tchotchke? If so, send us a photo! Shall we give a prize for the tackiest one?
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