Consider

Consider the Lobster and Other Essays
$14.99
DFW's content is not the object of this review. Rather, I am reviewing (and objecting to) the Kindle version of the book, which does not include the marvelous essay, "Host." Although I (now) understand that the article in its original form used sidenotes that cannot be duplicated in the eBook format, it would have been nice to know that before hunting through the publication notes on my Kindle to discover this. It seems that either the sidenotes could be changed to footnotes and so duplicated, or the publisher and Amazon could let me know that what I am buying is a somewhat diminished version of the book.

Herman Melville: Consider the Sea [VHS]
$24.95
"Consider the Sea" is a good video overview of this major 19th Century American author for high school and undergraduate college students of literature. The viewer gets to see many key faces and places from Melville's life, and excerpts from his works are dramatically and vividly presented.

It's a bit "PBS", but I'd recommmend this video to any rookie Melville fan.

MultiVit Rx, 120 Capsules
$34.95
High quality multivitamin mineral supplement, formulated by Dr. Ray Sahelian. Manufactured by FDA approved facility.

Gzhel SAMOVAR & TEA POT Collectible Decor SIGNED! [Size: 8" x 5.5"(20 x 14cm); Material: porcelain/Hand painted. Set includes: samovar and small teapot] [This little samovar is no plain souvenir. It can be used in place of a bowl for fruits, or dispensing tea or hot water at the table. The small teapot on top can be more than a teapot as well - consider filling it with milk for tea or coffee. But whatever use you choose, this hand painted samovar consistently brings a touch of finery and Russian culture to the table] [Unique Russian Porcelain - Gzhel. Executed and painted by hand in the village of Gzhel in marvellous under-glaze cobalt painting technique. Perfect collectible gift for many occasions from the old country. Many of the items in our store were only made in limited quantity . Most pieces are signed by the artist]
$49.99
This little samovar is no plain souvenir. It can be used in place of a bowl for fruits, or dispensing tea or hot water at the table. The small teapot on top can be more than a teapot as well - consider filling it with milk for tea or coffee. But whatever use you choose, this hand painted samovar consistently brings a touch of finery and Russian culture to the table. Unique Russian Porcelain - Gzhel. Executed and painted by hand in the village of Gzhel in marvellous under-glaze cobalt painting technique. Perfect collectible gift for many occasions from the old country. Many of the items in our store were only made in limited quantity . Most pieces are signed by the artist.