O'Band Rubber Bands Tin
In 1917, Hirozo Nishijima succeeded in developing the world's first transparent rubber band using heat vulcanization. It was a great invention, humbly dazzling in its pure candy color and unquestionable quality and utility. The firm Nishijima founded continues to make Japan's best-selling, most respected rubber bands.
Approx. 200 rubber bands per 30g box.
Size #16: 2.4in flat before stretching.
Available in:
- Brown Tin: classic translucent amber rubber bands in collectible tin.
- Gold Tin: 8 vibrant colors (light blue, light green, orange, pink, red, violet, yellow, and chocolate) in collectible tin.
In 1917, Hirozo Nishijima succeeded in developing the world's first transparent rubber band using heat vulcanization. It was a great invention, humbly dazzling in its pure candy color and unquestionable quality and utility. The firm Nishijima founded continues to make Japan's best-selling, most respected rubber bands.
Approx. 200 rubber bands per 30g box.
Size #16: 2.4in flat before stretching.
Available in:
- Brown Tin: classic translucent amber rubber bands in collectible tin.
- Gold Tin: 8 vibrant colors (light blue, light green, orange, pink, red, violet, yellow, and chocolate) in collectible tin.
Original: $12.50
-65%$12.50
$4.38Description
In 1917, Hirozo Nishijima succeeded in developing the world's first transparent rubber band using heat vulcanization. It was a great invention, humbly dazzling in its pure candy color and unquestionable quality and utility. The firm Nishijima founded continues to make Japan's best-selling, most respected rubber bands.
Approx. 200 rubber bands per 30g box.
Size #16: 2.4in flat before stretching.
Available in:
- Brown Tin: classic translucent amber rubber bands in collectible tin.
- Gold Tin: 8 vibrant colors (light blue, light green, orange, pink, red, violet, yellow, and chocolate) in collectible tin.
