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Smith & Wesson debuts home decor apparel and gift catalogTo quote the press release: Cowboy boot lamps? Star spangled heart ornaments? Blue suede jackets? Catch a glimpse of the newest division of Smith & Wesson with the launch of a consumer catalog filled with everything for the home.It goes on to say "Nearly 87 percent of Americans are familiar with the Smith & Wesson name." Yes, they're familar with it, but as a home decor supplier? I think of them as a company that makes guns. When I think Smith & Wesson and home decor, I think gun racks and ammo boxes, but that's just me. Full story on Yahoo! News as well, original link via PRbop. Posted by Jake on 10/14/03 @ 10:18 AM
Posted in Funny | 1 Comment | Permalink Submit to digg, del.icio.us, reddit, or stumbleupon 1 CommentCherish Dudley said on 06/09/05 @ 12:13 PM:I will agree that Smith & Wesson is thought of primarily as a gun manufacturer. However, with the growth of rural America it is very easy to see how they can make the leap into home decor. Some of their stuff is a bit out there, but people are leaning more toward country living every day. Rustic primitive country decor is becoming more sought after all of the time. Post a comment |
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