Upgrading your Packaging with Printed Boxes In the field of packaging, practicality and innovation go side by side. One such innovation is our archive box. These archive boxes are not for only storing old documents but you can use them for various purposes. Your business can upgrade its packaging solutions through our exclusive printed archive
What are student House Moving Kits? We understand that leaving a place is never easy especially if you have made good memories there. Moving houses is a very tiring and time consuming task itself. Hence, we have kept in view the demands of the students in view and came up with student house moving kits.
Cardboard TV Moving Boxes – TV Shipping Boxes UK Our cardboard tv moving boxes are one of our best sellers. Designed specially to transport TVs, these boxes can help you store and transport your televisions when you move houses without worrying about the damage. Key Features of Cardboard TV Moving Box Design: Our cardboard tv
Random Fact of the Day 3rd July 1886: Karl Benz drove the first automobile in Germany. Karl Friedrich Benz was a German engine designer and automobile engineer. He attended the University of Karlsruhe and started to envision concepts for a vehicle that would eventually become the horseless carriage while riding his bicycle.
22nd June: On this Day in History: 1342: Bilbo Baggins (of “The Hobbit” by JRR Tolkien) in his fifty-second year, returned to his home at Bag End, the Shire with the One Ring. 1377: Richard II succeeded Edward III as King of England. Richard was Edward’s grandson and only 10 years old when he
1809: Dartmoor Prison opened in Princetown, Devon, high on the moors to house French prisoners of war captured during the Napoleonic Wars with France. 1844: Samuel Morse, and American painter & inventor tapped out “What hath God wrought” in the world’s first single-wire telegraph message from Washington, D.C. to Baltimore. He was also a
This Day in History Did you know today is the 75th Anniversary of the Dambusters Raid? Operation Chastise: RAF Unit 617 Squadron, led by Wing Commander Guy Gibson, bombed the Mohne, Eder and Sorpe dams in the Ruhr Valley with bouncing bombs! Two of the dams were breached and a third badly damaged.