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Sip-n-Chill 4-in-1 Tumbler 12oz - Farmersville

$20.00
Keep your drinks cool and your hands and surfaces dry with this versatile insulated stainless steel, double-wall vacuum holder for your 12oz cans, tall cans, or bottles. Or remove the can ring and switch to the spill-proof top and straw to use it as a drink tumbler.

The white gloss exterior displays a historic Farmersville landmark. Each design is from an original watercolor painting or line drawing by local artist Jan Johansen, permanently embedded in the exterior coating. Hand washing is recommended.

Each design in this collection captures a piece of downtown Farmersville's history, from the 1888 limestone Masonic Lodge and W. S. Aston's mercantile building on Main Street, to the 1900 First Baptist Church, the 1925 Cornes Theatre, the 1899 Odd Fellows Building, and the Onion Shed, once the hub of the town's 1930s onion-shipping industry. Prices include sales tax.

Note: Photos on this site may differ slightly from the actual item.
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Keep your drinks cool and your hands and surfaces dry with this versatile insulated stainless steel, double-wall vacuum holder for your 12oz cans, tall cans, or bottles. Or remove the can ring and switch to the spill-proof top and straw to use it as a drink tumbler.

The white gloss exterior displays a historic Farmersville landmark. Each design is from an original watercolor painting or line drawing by local artist Jan Johansen, permanently embedded in the exterior coating. Hand washing is recommended.

Each design in this collection captures a piece of downtown Farmersville's history, from the 1888 limestone Masonic Lodge and W. S. Aston's mercantile building on Main Street, to the 1900 First Baptist Church, the 1925 Cornes Theatre, the 1899 Odd Fellows Building, and the Onion Shed, once the hub of the town's 1930s onion-shipping industry. Prices include sales tax.

Note: Photos on this site may differ slightly from the actual item.