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KLipschorn White 11oz Ceramic Mug with Color Inside

KLipschorn White 11oz Ceramic Mug with Color Inside

$25.18

This beautiful ceramic mug is perfect for any event of the day. Your morning coffee, a hot chocolate, or any other hot beverage you enjoy. The mug is glossy white with a colored rim, inside, and handle. The prints come out beautifully and vividly on it. The print retains its quality and luster when used in both microwaves and the dishwasher. - Ceramic 11oz mug - Dishwasher and microwave safe - Colored rim, inside, and handle - White print area

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Who we are

Paul W. Klipsch had a major impact on many people and on many levels. He inspired engineers with his technical prowess, his products brought audio realism (some call it HiFi) into countless homes, and his “eccentric genius” behavior awed and amused others. The KHMA was the brainchild of one of Paul Klipsch’s major fans. This is substantiated by two MCM speaker systems in her living room! KHMA was founded by individuals so impacted and counts many, many more as enthusiastic supporters.

What we do

As stated in our Bylaws: The KHMA’s vision is to foster interest in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics by the example of Paul W. Klipsch.

The KHMA’s mission is to restore, preserve, maintain and display Klipsch and Klipsch-related artifacts and archival materials for historic purposes, as well as to conduct pertinent historical research and to host educational activities and events.