#acrylic display cases

[worldpathways]

Custom Museum Display Cases

World Pathways, Inc. specializes in designing and manufacturing custom museum display cases tailored to protect and showcase artifacts with elegance and precision. Our cases blend aesthetics, durability, and security to meet the unique needs of museums and galleries.

[future-circuit]

I'm so normal about them

[angiestown]

running out of room up here

[leyyvi]

im packing my stuff cause im moving next week and im really getting a full perspective of just how much levi stuff i own............KJHDFKSJDHGKJH

[marlynnofmany]

Ever see My Big Fat Greek Wedding?

[goldensakuma]

crying over the sunotans jokingly asking Snow Man if they think all their fans are elementary students bc the newly-revealed bonus goods for 『SERIOUS』 apparently look like kindergarten magazine supplements,,,,, i mean Yeah they do but my smol child braim still absolutely wants all of them tho 😭😭😭

[hanryjohnston]

Explore durable, custom acrylic and plexiglass display cases from Johnston Industrial Plastics—ideal for retail, museums, and exhibitions. Contact them for tailored display solutions today!

[acrylicdisplays1]

Acrylic Display Case In South Africa: Preserve and Showcase with Style

Protect and display your valuable items with a premium Acrylic Display Case In South Africa that offers both clarity and durability. These cases are ideal for showcasing collectibles, merchandise, or memorabilia while keeping them safe from dust and damage. Designed with high-quality materials, they provide a crystal-clear view, ensuring that every detail is visible. Whether used in retail stores, museums, or personal collections, these display cases enhance the presentation and security of your prized possessions. Invest in a Acrylic Display Case In South Africa for a stylish and protective display solution.

[acrylicplexiglass]

FRP Panels Toronto

FRP Panels Toronto: Your Go-To Source at Acrylic Plexiglass

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Acrylic Plexiglass

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[northwesttrophy-blog]

Sports Display Cases in Woodinville, WA - (425) 485-4149

At Northwest Trophy and Awards, trophies, plaques, and medals are a time-honored way of memorializing great achievement. We offer a variety of custom and special-order items that are available upon request. We have three locations in the Seattle area, and we are ready to serve you!

Northwest Trophy and Awards 13440 NE 177th Pl. Woodinville, WA 98072 (425) 485-4149 https://www.nwtrophy.com

[worldpathways]

Glass And Acrylic Museum Display Cases

World Pathways, Inc. specializes in high-quality Glass and Acrylic Museum Display Cases designed to showcase your most valuable artifacts with elegance and security. Our expertly crafted display cases offer a perfect balance of durability, transparency, and style, making them ideal for museums, galleries, and exhibitions. Trust World Pathways, Inc. to preserve and present your collections with exceptional clarity and protection.

[aaasportsmemorabilialimited]

Jurgen Klopp Hand Signed LIMITED EDITION Funko Pop number 2 In Acrylic Display Case

Jurgen Klopp Hand Signed LIMITED EDITION Funko Pop #2 In Acrylic Display Case. The Pop features a signature on the Front. The Pops Were personally hand-signed by Jurgen and Comes with Full Certificate of Authenticity.

[smithlee1221]

Acrylic Boxes Australia | R&T Plastic Fabricators

Unbox elegance with acrylic boxes from R&T Plastic Fabricators. Elevate your space with our top-tier acrylic display solutions. Our acrylic boxes are not just containers; they are a blend of functionality and aesthetics, providing a stylish showcase for your products or collectibles.

[w1ngriddenangel]

car sex | matt sturniolo

short car sex blurb ˖ ᡣ𐭩 ⊹ ࣪ ౨ৎ˚₊

warnings | smut, daddy kink, car sex

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you both let out sharp gasps as his throbbing cock slipped past your warm walls. matt had you laying down on your back in the backseat while he was on top of you.

car sex wasn’t ideal, but every time it was so good. it was nothing new to you and matt—it seemed to happen when you couldn’t get alone time or when one of you was too needy to make it to your destination.

in this case, it was you.

he hadn’t even done nothing all day and you were so turned on. his hands, his rings, the soft touches. every little thing made you need him more and more.

rubbing his thigh and eventually making it to palming his cock through his jeans put you here.

“couldn’t even wait till we got home, huh?” he growled, immediately setting a brutal pace. “needed daddy so much you just couldn’t help yourself. needed to slut yourself out to get my attention?”

“yes!” you gasped when his hands grabbed your thighs and adjusted them, the new angle making him hit the spot in you that seen stars. “needed y-you so- nggh! -much!”

your tank top was rolled up exposing your tits, which matt didn’t hesitate to grab. the belly button ring matt loved so much was on full display. your black thong was slid to the side so matt had full access to your pussy.

one of your hands moved on top of matt’s, your acrylic nails digging into him.

he slowed down his pace, looking into your eyes for a moment before looking down and spitting on your pussy. he slid one of his hands down, adding his thumb to your clit. he started rubbing in circles, picking up his pace immediately after.

you threw your head back, letting out a loud moan pretty sounded like a sort of squeak. “you’re so fucking sexy, baby.” his words made you cry out, somehow adding to the sensation.

his pace didn’t falter, but he moved his hands to your shoulders, using them to help you move against him.

“please, let me cum!” you begged. matt let out a condescending laugh before letting out a cocky “already?”

you whined out of humiliation and he laughed at you again. “please…” you mumbled, not even forming coherent words or sentences, just whines and whimpers.

“let it go f’me, baby. let it all out for daddy.”

matt calling himself daddy made you go feral, and the build up in your stomach exploded, your body began convulsing and shaking as matt didn’t slow down his thrusts.

he was chasing his high too, and he wasn’t gonna stop until he was done.

[panharmonium]

Bookbinding: The New Deal by Closer

Moar bookbinding! This one is a Suits fanfic that I bound for @brambleberrycottage's birthday (pictures shared with the author's permission).

[Same disclaimer as always applies: I do this for fun; no money has been made from this project!]

Notes on the binding: This was my third leather book, but my first time sewing on cords (my previous leather books were both split boards). The actual sewing process was definitely...something. Sewing is usually my favorite step of a bind, but not this time. (Possibly because I was sitting on the floor at the base of the stairs sewing the book on a shelf under my desk, as that was the easiest sewing frame hack I could come up with - once I rig something that will allow me to sit up like a human being and not be scrunched up like a hermit crab, I am sure I will enjoy the process more.)

So the sewing itself was a bit painful, but I did really love how the board attachment played out in the end, with the cords laced into the boards. It is SO satisfying not to be doing case bindings anymore! It's the same feeling of relief I had when I first learned how to do split board bindings - you have so much more control over the placement of the cover boards, so much less opportunity for skew, so much more stability. No more casing-in anxiety necessary. (You do acquire all-new steps to be anxious about, but for me, it's worth it).

Notes on the design: I've never actually watched Suits, but the fic itself takes place in and around Harvard Law, so I used that as my inspiration for the book's design. The book is covered in crimson leather from Siegel. Endbands are handsewn with metallic red and gold threads. The blind tooling on the cover is a street map of Cambridge, MA, which I drew onto tracing film and then tooled through the film onto the leather. (So far I've only used a foil quill heat pen to do this, because brass tools are expensive. I'm taking a class on traditional tooling soon and I'm VERY excited for it, but for now, this is what I have access to.)

The gold outlines in the design highlight the buildings of Harvard Law. (These lines are also not actual gold tooling - paint pen for now.)

^ early design work, featuring unsightly eraser smudges.

I followed a similar theme/color scheme for the interior. For the endpapers, I used acrylic paints and a dry sponge to make a crimson and gold pattern:

For the title page, I modified an image of Harvard's Veritas shield to display the fic's title and author.

The chapter headers may not immediately ping an association for anyone who doesn't live here/spend a lot of time on the T, but they were the first thing I came up with - they're designed to look like the signage for the Red Line, which is the subway route that serves Harvard Square.

Notes for future me: The one thing that went "wrong" with this bind was that the endpapers ended up being short at the foreedge. I knew this was going to happen before I pasted them down, but I had to make a choice between two undesirable results - the boards were already VERY slightly curved inwards after doing the fill-in, and if I used paste on the endpapers (so they would stretch), I was worried it would pull too hard as it dried and make the boards curve too much. But if I used PVA, the endpapers wouldn't stretch enough and would end up being short. I decided I would rather have short endpapers than warped boards, so that's what I went with, but next time I might try doing one less lining inside the boards and hope that the pastedown will handle more of the counterpull.

Despite little things like that, I had a great time with this! Every time I make something I learn new things, and every time something goes "wrong" it's good to look back and be like "ten years ago I was duct taping the spines of loose pages that I covered in cardstock! i'm doing fine, actually." Lots of progress has happened and lots of fun has been had, which is ultimately the point.

Big thank yous are owed to @brambleberrycottage for letting me send her all my bookbinding experiments, and also to Closer for a) writing this fic in the first place and b) okay'ing the sharing of photos! Much appreciation goes out to both of you :)

[yumeka-sxf]

It's time for another SxF merch update post! I'll start off by sharing the Jump Festa 2025 merch I had ordered, which includes these adorable winter outfit acrylics...

...and acrylics/cards of the French casual designs I recently made scans of here.

You might have noticed another set of cards in the upper left of the above photo - that's an additional set of bromide cards that I'm going to make scans of soon 😀

And here's the last of the Jump Festa stuff - more cute winter outfit designs that I made scans of here.

Next is merch I ordered from an Ichiban Kuji collab a few months ago. Besides the acrylics, I especially like having more practical merch too, like the plates and glass cup.

I don't remember if I shared a photo of this bag I bought a while ago (one of the rare items I got locally and not from Japan!) I recently updated it with the 5th anniversary keychains ❤️

Speaking of merch found locally, occasionally the Animate store in SoCal has some unique goods, like these mini picture cards and key chain sets (which I have additional scans/photos of here and here).

I threw this mini towel into one of my Mercari orders since it was super cheap!

This is a phone holder from the Jump store, featuring manga panels from chapter 56!

And lastly, acrylic and postcards from the ongoing Loft collab (scans of these here).

I also recently took updated photos of my SxF display case and shelves, but I'll save those for a future post!