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By JACQUELINE HOUTON | September 28, 2012

4. Literature has never been so intoxicating. Founded by a former English teacher, Conduit Press turns abandoned tomes into hiding places for your hooch. Each VINTAGE BOOK ($50) contains a six-ounce flask; find yours on the shelf at Magpie, Davis Square's destination for all things handmade.

WHERE TO SHOP
Black Ink, 5 Brattle St, Cambridge :: 866.497.1221 :: 101 Charles St, Boston :: 617.723.3883
Gifted, 2 Dartmouth St, Boston :: 617.716.9924
Lightwedge, lightwedge.com
Magpie, 416 Highland Ave, Somerville :: 617.623.3330

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