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30 Business Ideas Brainstorming - Part 1
Sometimes the ideas just get stuck. Your mind is blank. It gets even harder to get goods if your current or future business is based on their ideas. A little help and inspiration to a new article, a new product, or a completely new business, not would be more in these circumstances.
The purpose of the ideas in this article is to make your thinking brain. The ideas may seem a bit crazy and unrealistic - Almost too simple. But .... The intention is that these ideas to act as a trigger, making it say something like: "This ridiculous idea, but if you change an entire little I could ... "Therefore, use one or more of these ideas as a starting point and brainstorm your way to a new opportunity.
1. Produce cards Christmas, which are printed on the front, for example, "Merry Christmas from the Smith Family." Or, instead of the name "Smith", choose one of dozens of other popular surnames. Sell packs of these cards mailed directly to the people listed in telephone directories.
2. Make money from rental of toys Children's expensive. Toys that are rented include models of remote control and computer games. Use a small van to deliver the toys to customers. The truck City should have a colorful toy, sirens and flashing lights. Call the van a toy mobile.
3. Introduce to your region a service which mounts maps for businesses. Keep a stock of local maps, national and international. Mount these maps in a professional manner to suit the available wall space in the office. Send pamphlets on their service to office managers.
4. Carrying out a regular publication for ambitious musicians, amateur. This publication Ads may include: i) employers seeking musicians, ii) the retail sale of equipment, accessories and supplies, (iii) persons who sell used equipment. Also write interesting editorial.
5. Design and manufacture components for making models with toothpicks. For example, model churches, castles, mills, houses, etc. in the form of sticks buy bulk packaging manufacturer. Sell your games by mail order ads in craft magazines or distribute to shops model.
6. Develop a directory of products no longer manufactured. This directory might include sections on toys, novelties and household goods. Design directory for entrepreneurs and inventors who want to know both what has been done before and what ideas might be revived or modified.
7. Make cotton gloves specially designed for coin collectors. The gloves prevent the grease acid and moisture in the fingers from getting on the coins. Package the gloves and ad sales in coin collecting magazines or distribute to shops which sell collectible coins.
8. Bring out a correspondence course on writing books kitchen. The course might include information about: how to develop recipes, how to present them in written form and what makes a successful cookbook. Produce a brochure information and advertising in the magazine of women.
9. Starting a business that rents for large and expensive astronomical telescopes to households that want to develop their interest astronomy. To spread its service to the local astronomical society and use local advertising to attract customers. Linking telescope with a supplier and get a rate of 10% the search for those people who will buy your own telescope.
10. Starting a business that manufactures a compendium of strip games, for example: strip poker, strip snakes and ladders, strip lotto, strip snap, and strip ludo. Sell compendiums of games by correspondence of the nominal X magazine ads.
11. the art of painting on rocks to make attractive souvenir paperweights and doorstops. The art could take the form of abstract patterns, portraits or traditional landscapes of tourism. Call your rocks "designer rocks. Add a rubber base to paperweights and a rubber edge to doorstops.
12. Create a mail order business that specializes in selling products that help people sleep. Products for sale might include: Sleep inducing cassettes, special sleepwear, pillows based of herbs and how to sleep brochures. The names of companies might be something like 'Sleepwell', 'Sleeptight "etc.
13. Painting on wood, stylish house numbers and names. These painted numbers and names will be an attractive alternative to traditional names engraved on slices records. Get selection work in stores that sell garden products or household goods.
14. Start a company that promotes art and hobby of painting window. On acetate paper have outlines printed color to paint pictures with numbers. These acetate sheets are stuck to one side of a window and anyone can paint A table on the other side of the window.
15. Select a seashell, which would be suitable for use as an ashtray, another for a pip tray and a third clip tray. Place the shells in a single package and sell as a set of housewares shell trays. Find stores for storing the shell tray packages.
16. Design and produce a board game that simulates the experience of creating a mail order company. The common problem of carrying out a board game is the difficulty to get it stocked in stores. However, a game about mail order can be sold by mail to business opportunity seekers.
17. Make an entry door the sale of lucky charms-to-door. Sell, for example: Rabbits feet, horseshoes and four leaf clovers. Start this company to trace the sources of trade these lucky charms.
18. Starting a business that buys and sells oil paintings. Buy new paintings of artists and old paintings from collectors and owners home. Sell the paintings from: home, a roadside site, a position at craft fairs, hire or exhibition of all paintings are for sale.
19. Start a manufacturing business that is dedicated to making doorstops. The door stops you can make that range from humble wooden wedges to the exotic and unusual. Package of doorstops in polyethylene bags, the staple food on a printed card and get at hardware reset or gift shops.
20. Decorate everyday objects pressed flowers. Add an inlaid design of pressed flowers to trays, coasters, jewelry boxes, paperweights, picture frames, wall hangings, desk sets and table tops.
21. Create a home improvement company, which modifies the exterior of the houses to make them appear Tudor. Their service includes: installation of oak ornamental beams, giving the exterior walls and a white cover by adding a metal grille for windows.
22. Made of wood 'bands and crosses zero "of games (an item of clothing is removed by the loser of a game). 9 drill holes in a small square block and paint on a grid. Then make 10 pins and paint every ear a '0 'or' X '. Place the screen and plugs into a transparent bag and staple in a card the name of the product. Sell to sex shops and mail order.
23. Meet a number of consumer bronze ornaments so you can have a seat at the craft fairs, antique markets and Sunday markets.
24. Publish a newsletter that has a title such as' Road ambitious person to riches "or" Smart people do not work hard ". The content of your newsletter might be in a similar line of Joe Karbo" The lazy man way to riches. "
25. Establish and run a school window dressing. Organize a day or two day courses or seminars for established retailers who want to learn more about this aspect of your business. They also offer courses for those who want a career as a window dresser. (Hint: You can run a profitable seminar without knowing anything the first thing on the subject itself. You only pay a percentage of the seminar fee, say 15%, an expert speaker.)
26. Write and publish a manual on how make money from the property. The manual includes chapters on: buying and selling land, buying properties for conversion and renewal, investment in property, etc. Use electronic direct mail to sell copies of this manual for opportunity seekers.
27. Found and run a school of investment. Tutoring individual students and groups on the different types of investments such as shares, gilt-edged securities, investment funds, USM, antiques, stamps, art, etc. For each area of investment to prepare lesson plans and follow these instructions carefully.
28. Make a selection of plates children prayer wooden wall plaque showing popular prayers. The sentences can be painted, or engraved into the wood.
29. Start a craft business that uses interesting coins foreign to make jewelry. Incorporate coin pendants, bracelets, brooches, necklaces and earrings. Moreover, in jewelry that offers playback of the coins of the ancient world.
30. Use small shells strung to make necklaces. Find a commercial source of small shells and properly set up their own production line, or hire workers home. Sell the necklaces finished a market stall or get suitable replacement in retail outlets.
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Does anyone know of a painting of a 17/18 c man with a telescope, wearing Lennon style shades.?
I think it may be an amateur scientist, but use is a white wig, a brown coat and is carrying out a brass telescope. The painting is a portrait of waist length of it - who is he who painted it and there is a picture of it somewhere?! I think the painting may be in a collection of the North of England ... The palette of earth tones is undoubtedly English. Apart from these details I can not remember much, apart from the shadow of Lennon!
http://www.americanforeignrelations.com/images/enan_0001_0003_0_img0181.jpg I looked everywhere! This is closest I could find the information you gave! Sorry its not right! Lol
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Adamss New Patent Portable Telescope - draw tube inscription Photo Mugs
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Description
This achromatic telescope has a barrel covered in dyed rayskin (shagreen, now split) and ten brass draw tubes. The brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original mahogany box also survives and contains three additional eyepieces of different magnifying powers..
Features
- This achromatic telescope has a barrel covered in dyed rayskin (shagreen, now split) and ten brass draw tubes. The brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original mahogany box also survives and contains three additional eyepieces of different magnifying powers..
- This item is uploaded and managed by National Maritime Museum
- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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Adamss New Patent Portable Telescope - with case Photo Mugs
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Description
This achromatic telescope has a barrel covered in dyed rayskin (shagreen, now split) and ten brass draw tubes. The brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original mahogany box also survives and contains three additional eyepieces of different magnifying powers..
Features
- This achromatic telescope has a barrel covered in dyed rayskin (shagreen, now split) and ten brass draw tubes. The brass fittings include an objective lens cap. The original mahogany box also survives and contains three additional eyepieces of different magnifying powers..
- This item is uploaded and managed by National Maritime Museum
- © National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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6" Handheld Brass Telescope with Wooden Box - Pirate Navigation
List Price: $19.95
Sale Price: $9.19
You save: $10.76 (54%)
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Description
This telescope is made from brass and comes with a leather handle. The telescope will magnify far away objects and landscapes with a clear image. The scope extends to a full 6" and can retract to fit into its own ornate box.The telescope is modeled after older style scopes. It can be focused by fully extending the entire body of the telescope, then slowly contracting and expanding the eyepiece portion only.The magnification is approximately 3x.
Features
- Fully functioning telescope
- Keep it safe in its own box
- Beautiful Brass Finish
- Unique Home or Office Decor Item
- Great addition to your maritime or pirate collection
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15" Handheld Brass Telescope with Wooden Box: Nautical Pirate Scope [Toy]
List Price: $41.95
Sale Price: $16.50
You save: $25.45 (61%)
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Description
This 15" brass telescope features a leather-wrapped handle and its own nautical box. The scope extends to a full 15" and will retract to fit into the wooden box.The telescope is modeled after older style scopes. It can be focused by fully extending the entire body of the telescope, then slowly contracting and expanding the eyepiece portion only.The magnification of this brass telescope is 12x.
Features
- Made of Brass with Glass Lenses
- Approximately 15" in Total Length
- Includes a Decorative Wooden Box
- Modeled after Old Style Telescopes
- Wonderful Nautical Collector Piece
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3" Handheld Brass Telescope - Pocket Sized Scope - Nautical Decor [Toy]
List Price: $10.95
Sale Price: $6.95
You save: $4.00 (37%)
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Description
This small telescope is made of brass and can fit in the palm of your hand. Use the loop to attach it to a key chain or zipper of a backpack. It is about 3" long when fully extended. The lens is about 1/2" wide.The magnification of this brass telescope is about 3x.
Features
- Made of Brass
- Extends to about 3" in Length
- Modeled after Old Style Telescopes
- Wonderful Nautical or Pirate Collector Piece
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18 " Solid Brass Telescope US Military Insignia
Sale Price: $49.99
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Description
7 1/4 " Closed
1 1/2 " ACROSS WIDEST END
BOTH DECORATIVE AND FUNCTIONAL
WORKS GREAT!
VERY NICE QUALITY ANTIQUE REPRODUCTION
Features
- Solid Brass
- 18 " Extended
- 7 1/4 " Closed
- Very Nice Quality
- Decorative + Functional
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Zhumell Metropolitan Opera Glass
List Price: $119.00
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Description
Elegant and mysterious! The deep ruby red enamel of the Zhumell Mezzo Opera Glasses indicates passion and mystery. The gold radiates elegance. Surely, someone with such sophisticated opera glasses should also be famous! Whether you're rich and powerful or not, though, the Zhumell Mezzo 3x25 lorgnette will improve your experience at the opera, ballet, theater or symphony, transporting you three times closer to the action. In addition: It stows away securely in its own carrying pouch after the show The handle telescopes to double its retracted length Its rotating center focus, once set for a seat position, will need no adjustment for the rest of the evening No adjustment, that is, unless, you choose to shift your gaze and surreptitiously survey your fans. With the elegant Zhumell Mezzo lorgnette opera glasses, you're certain to have your share of those. About Zhumell At Zhumell we're committed to precision, performance, and people. Our products are designed and tested to make sure that they perform not only to our expectations, but to our customers' as well. We know that Zhumell customers are unique individuals whose pursuits vary and who demand the best products available. Whether you're an avid birder waiting to catch a glimpse of a yellow-rumped warbler or an early morning duck hunter scanning the horizon for a flock of ducks, we have the products that fit your needs. 3x power for the perfect mix of magnification and field of view. Features lorgnette handle that extends to double its length. Center focus - once set there is no need for any adjustments. Elegant ruby red finish.
Features
- 3x magnification
- Telescoping handle
- Elegant ruby and brass housing
- Easy to use center-focus design
- Carrying pouch included
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IMAX Soren Walking Sticks Brass Sheesham Wood Bone Unique Handle
List Price: $186.64
Sale Price: $109.99
You save: $76.65 (41%)
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Description
Soren Walking Sticks - Set of 5.
Features
- Set of five soren walking sticks each with a unique handle style.
- Material: 50% brass, 25% sheesham wood, 25% bone.
- Item Dimensions: 36"h.
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CHRISTIE'S AUCTION CATALOG TITLED:The Bryan Richmond-Dodd Collection of Philosophical Apparatus & Scientific Glassware with Supplement of Scientific Instruments from the Von Rothschild Collection - Christie's South Kensington - 24 June 1999.
Sale Price: $199.99
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Description
CHRISTIE'S AUCTION CATALOG TITLED:The Bryan Richmond-Dodd Collection of Philosophical Apparatus & Scientific Glassware with Supplement of Scientific Instruments from the Von Rothschild Collection - Christie's South Kensington - 24 June 1999.
Geissler, Crookes Cold Cathode Tubes
Many Of The Geissler And Crookes Tubes Were Commissioned By Bryan Richmond-Dodd Prior To The Liquidation Of A Small Glass Blowing Company Who Used Original Pressler Parts And Are A Lasting Record Of A Lost Art.
The Tubes Were Hand Blown By The Last Known Glass Blower From The Original Pressler Factory Who Was Himself Apprenticed Glass Blower To Rudolf Pressler.
The Tubes In The Collection Have Been Clearly Catalogued And Are Fine Examples Of The Fascinating World Of Demonstration Cold Cathode Tubes As Used In The Teachings And Experimentation Of Atomic Physics.
Features items such as:
A Catherine Wheel Geissler Tube,
A Vase And Spiral Catherine Wheel Geissler Tube,
A Large U-Shaped Double Geissler Pattern Tube,
A 19th C Lacquered- Brass 3 In. Relecting Telescope Signed On The 13 ¼ In Long Body Tube Baddely Albrighton,
A late 19th-Century polariscope,
with ivorine maker's label inscribed Newton & Co. Opticians to the Queen 3 Fleet St London, also signed on the lacquered-brass optical tube Newton & Co 3 Fleet St London,
94 A liquid-filled Geissler tube,
with spiral and return twist centre, twin electrodes ,
95 A Geissler-pattern VEE spiral and twist tube,
with one spherical and one elongated bulb, on wood stand,
96
A Geissler-pattern multi uranium glass twist and bow twist tube,
with one elongated and one spherical bulb, on wood stand,
An improved magneto-electric machine,
the brass and steel mechanism label signed R. KING LITHO SHEFFD,
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An early 20th-Century armillary sphere
r, engraved on the south polar circle ADAM HEROLD FECIT ROMAE ANNO DMIMDCIII,
102
An 18th-Century miniature terrestrial globe,
and much more
Features
- CHRISTIE'S AUCTION CATALOG, Bryan Richmond-Dodd Collection
- Philosophical Apparatus & Scientific Glassware with Supplement of Scientific Instruments
- from the Von Rothschild Collection
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brass telescope
US $15.55
