Polyhedra? Polyhedra!

Posters of polyhedrons. Posters of Polyhedra. Plenty of Polyhedra. 122 Polyhedrons for just $12

Planar polychrome poster pleasantly presents a plethora of popular Platonic polyhedron pictures!

This is the Peda Software Polyhedron Poster, where you'll find the 5 Platonic solids, the 15 Archimedean solids, 10 Prisms and anti-prisms, and ALL 92 JOHNSON SOLIDS!

Yes, you read that right - a 2-dimensional representation of 122 different polyhedra, resting on your favorite wall. Remind visitors of the many yet unexplored avenues of research. Your thoughts will take flights to vertices, faces, and symmetry groups.

So what's a Johnson solid? First, it's a polyhedron, so it's a solid, 3-dimensional object. It's everywhere convex, so there's no dents or holes. Each face is a regular polygon, although no two faces need be the same polygon. Finally, a Johnson solid isn't a member of the sets of Platonic, Archimedian, Prism, or anti-prism solids.

Confused about anti-prisms? Just look 'em up on your Polyhedron Poster. Worried about Hebesphenomegacorona? You can't create it by doing a cut and paste from the Platonic & Archimedian solids.

No shortcuts taken here - the Archimedian solids are shown with all chiral forms. Your poster includes both the lefthanded and righthanded enantiomorphs. Put that in your spellchecker, eh? Rumor has it that there's a mistake somewhere in this collection. This, of course, makes your poster extremely valuable (remember how stamp collectors pay extra for errors and oddities?). I don't know what the mistake is, which makes your poster even more valuable!

Now, your wall can be graced with all these 122 Polyhedra - printed with colourful ink on real, two-dimensional Canadian Paper, a generous 0.127 mm thick, then overcoated with a protective enamel covering. Each poster is 56cm x 81cm (22"x32"), and comes packed with extra features, like ink, writing, and even a copyright notice.

You'd expect to pay $30, $50, even $100 for so many polyhedrons ... but now, thanks to Acme's international quantity buying power, this poster can be yours for a mere twelve smackers.

Yes, you heard me right: less than a dime per polyhedron! Most inhabited oblate spheroidal planets cost more!

Look at all the good things that come with your Polyhedron Poster: Each of the 122 colourful polyhedra comes with a name - way more interesting than memorizing that many digits of pi.

Have you ever met a Gyrate Bidiminshed Rhombicosidodecahedron? Well, shake hands with Johnson Solid number 82, and make a fast friend. How about an Augmented Truncated Tetrahedron? Look at J65. Lots of geometric goodies, all waiting for your exploration.

And then there's the elongated Square Gyrobicupola, Johnson number 37. It's locally vertix-uniform, wiht the same four faces at each vertex. At first glance, you'll think that it's the same as a Rhombicuboctohedron, and therefore an Archimedian solid. But look again ... it's vertex-intransitive. You can check these every morning, with your Polygon Poster!

But wait - there's more! A real copyright symbol. A maple-leaf showing that it's proudly printed in Canada, an important first-world nation. The entire backside of this poster is unprinted, so you can doodle and diagram new Johnson solids, (although Victor Zalgaller proved that there's only 92 of 'em).

I have two editions - the 3rd edition poster & the 4th edition poster. Same content, same price,& slightly different layout. The 4th edition poster is 5 inches taller, at 22"x37". If you don't say otherwise, you'll get whichever I choose.

Because this needs a separate mailing tube, I will send the poster via US Post 1st class mail or UPS ground. I won't ship it via UPS 3-day or overnight service (too expensive!). Don't worry about shipping - I'll do the right thing.

Don't let this opportunity get away - just $12. Comes rolled (not folded) in a genuine cylindrical tube. Worth more than a politician's promise!