Zebras, zebras, and more zebras are what we have in our store starting with the letter "Z." The zebras shown above and below are toy plastic zebras. They are cute and sturdy and make great playthings, cake decorations, or additions to your African plains diorama.
Just for a variation on the theme, we have a zebra shark (below). Yes, it really is called a zebra shark, even though it has spots instead of stripes!
The striped plastic shark above is called a zebra bullhead shark.
Returning to the zebras of the horse family, pictured above is our handsome zebra 3-D plastic puzzle. It comes in pieces, and after you assemble it, you can decide whether to leave it standing up as a decoration or animal collector's item, or whether to take it apart again and keep it in the plastic container it comes in. You can assemble and disassemble this plastic zebra as often as you want. the pieces interlock, so it will stay in one piece if you don't knock it around too much. If so, you just put the pieces back on!
This toy zebra doesn't come apart, but the pieces do move. The head, tail, and legs are
all adjustable, so what we have here is a zebra action figure.
This zebra Peeper Keeper eyeglass holder is striking! Do you ever wonder where you put your glasses, or where your child put hers? This attractive zebra eyeglass holder will solve that problem and will look beautiful in an African-themed bedroom or hall.
Here's our zebra Peeper Keeper wearing a pair of snappy glasses. They don't come with the zebra, you'll have to supply your own peepers!
Last but not least, this running
zebra pin is made of hand-cast pewter and painted by hand in the USA. It's durable and very pretty, and we know that you or your zebra-loving friend or relative will appreciate having it!
Zebras, zebras, and more zebras are what we have in our store starting with the letter "Z." The zebras shown above and below are toy plastic zebras. They are cute and sturdy and make great playthings, cake decorations, or additions to your African plains diorama.
Just for a variation on the theme, we have a zebra shark (below). Yes, it really is called a zebra shark, even though it has spots instead of stripes!
The striped plastic shark above is called a zebra bullhead shark.
Returning to the zebras of the horse family, pictured above is our handsome zebra 3-D plastic puzzle. It comes in pieces, and after you assemble it, you can decide whether to leave it standing up as a decoration or animal collector's item, or whether to take it apart again and keep it in the plastic container it comes in. You can assemble and disassemble this plastic zebra as often as you want. the pieces interlock, so it will stay in one piece if you don't knock it around too much. If so, you just put the pieces back on!
This toy zebra doesn't come apart, but the pieces do move. The head, tail, and legs are all adjustable, so what we have here is a zebra action figure.
This zebra Peeper Keeper eyeglass holder is striking! Do you ever wonder where you put your glasses, or where your child put hers? This attractive zebra eyeglass holder will solve that problem and will look beautiful in an African-themed bedroom or hall.
Here's our zebra Peeper Keeper wearing a pair of snappy glasses. They don't come with the zebra, you'll have to supply your own peepers!
Last but not least, this running zebra pin is made of hand-cast pewter and painted by hand in the USA. It's durable and very pretty, and we know that you or your zebra-loving friend or relative will appreciate having it!