What on Earth Ides of March Pen and Pencil Holder - Julius Caesar Desk Accessory

A little twisted humor that serves a useful purpose. He slides pens or pencils into the holes in the back and it looks like Caesar is being stabbed - which was, on the Ides of March (March 15) in 44 BC A gift for Owls of History, Shakespeare fans, and anyone who still speaks Latin. Heavyweight painted resin, approximately 71/2 tall. Pencils not included Key features Pretend you're BRUTUS - go ahead and browse the back with some pens or pencils Finely Detailed Bust of the Famous Roman Emperor: Made from heavyweight painted resin, this pencil holder looks like it came straight from the museum. A GREAT GIFT IDEA - Perfect for history buffoons, Shakespearean fans, or office emperors. Holds seven pens or pencils - Although Caesar was stabbed 23 times, there was only room for seven holes in his back. Make sure it's a FOCAL point on your desk - it stands 7 1/2 inches tall. Pencils not included 254603883532 "