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| 1. Promotional Product Bags | 2. Promotional Business Accessories | 3. Promotional Business Accessories | ||
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| 4. Promotional Business Accessories | 5. Promotional Calendars | 6. Promotional Drinkware | ||
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| 7. Promotional Drinkware | 8. Promotional Drinkware | 9. Environmentally Friendly Promotional Products | ||
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| 10. Functional Promotional Products | 11. Golf Promotional Products | 12. Golf Promotional Products | ||
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| 13. Promotional Key Lights | 14. Promotional Key Lights | 15. Promotional Products Leisure | ||
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| 16. Promotional Marketing | 17. Promotional Marketing | 18. Promotional Marketing | ||
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| 19. Sporty Promotional Products | 20. Promotional Tote Bags | 21. Promotional Writing Instruments | ||
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| 22. Promotional Writing Instruments |
Tchotchke—originally from a Slavic word for "toys" (Polish cacka, tsatsca; Russian , tsatsci)—adapted to Yiddish tshatshke, "trinket", are small toys, gewgaws, knickknacks, baubles, trinkets, or kitsch. The term has a connotation of worthlessness or disposability, as well as tackiness, and was long used in the Jewish-American community and in the regional speech of New York City.
The word may also refer to swag, in the sense of the logo pens, keyfobs, and other promotional freebies dispensed at trade shows, conventions, and similar large events. Also, stores that sell cheap souvenirs in tourist areas like Times Square and Venice Beach are sometimes called "tchotchke shops".
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