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Brand new shopping search engine to find D56 items

Grimsly's GarageThere is a custom search engine at TheFind.com which automatically finds Department 56 items for sale from all over the web.

You can specify a price range, colors, or to display only sale items. Of course, TheFind also allows you to search for any other merchandise.

TheFind.com also apparently includes Ebay items in its' searches, which makes it convenient. If it added Amazon and Craigslist, it would pretty much have a complete database of online dept 56 classifieds. Of course, you don't get the charm of a friendly shop owner who knows you by name, nor can you physically view all the brilliant displays like they have at your local retailer.

Other helpful links from TheFind.com:

Department 56 Halloween Items

Department 56 Snow Village Items

Department 56 Dickens Village Items

Department 56 Christmas In The City

Department 56 North Pole

Christmas items on sale

Halloween items on sale
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