Desktop & Office Gifts for Dads

Christmas Gifts Holiday Gifts Recommends GreatDad Writers Jun 17, 2009

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Still thinking about what to get Dad for the holidays? Let GreatDad.com guide you with our top recommendations of gift suggestions for dads. And, since we’re dads ourselves, we went beyond the usual suspects of slippers, ties, sports and other predictable presents to offer ideas that will not only surprise him but will let him know that you truly appreciate all he does.
Click Image to Buy	Titanic Bank – $120 Just the thing if he’s ready to trade in the big jar full of pennies.
Click Image to Buy	Recordable Photo Frame – $10.99 Yes, it’s “faux” lizard, but it’s a tasteful version of this type of frame that often is just cheap plastic and paper. Make sure to record the kids before you give the frame, or else it’s just one more “thing to do” for dad.
Click Image to Buy	Desktop carafe – $50 Make sure dad gets enough water throughout the day while saving the earth from plastic bottles.
Click Image to Buy	Pilot vanishing point fountain pen – $119 If ?the pen collector in your life does not have this one, treat him to the Vanishing Point fountain pen, famous as a one-of-a-kind among pen collectors
Click Image to Buy	Perfect Pencil from Faber Castel – $225 The perfect gift for your favorite pencil pusher. This pencil clearly states, “I work here only because I want to,” but it’s also a practical solution to pencils that need minding and sharpening. Devilshly simple, even in its luxury, it’s a silver-plated cap that protects the pencil tip, clips to a shirt pocket, AND hides a self-enclosed sharpener. ?It’s name says everything – the perfect pencil
Click Image to Buy	Double Rainbow Maker $27.99

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