Limited Quantity

[jack]

I don't get how to use this term 'limited quanitity'.

I saw 'Limitd quanitites' on the flyer.

Flyer:

What do these mean?
5-piece Laggage set: $99
1. Limited quantities. (What does it mean with 'quantities'?)

5-piece Laggage set: $99
2. Limited quantity. (What does it mean with 'quantity'?)

What do these mean?
3. I saw this on the flyer. (When I use 'on' does it mean I'm looking at the front page of the flyer?)
4. I saw this in the flyer. (When I use 'in' does it mean I'm looking at the pages bwetween the front page and the last page?)

[Casiopea]

1. The quantities (referring to each individual luggage set) are limited.
2. The quantity (referring to all luggage sets as a whole) is limited.
3. When I use 'on', it means I'm looking on the page, any page.
4. When I use 'in', it means I'm looking inside or in the format of the flyer.

[jack]

1. The quantities (referring to each individual luggage set) are limited.

1. Does this mean there is more than one item available?

2. The quantity (referring to all luggage sets as a whole) is limited.

2. Does this mean there is only one item available?

http://www3.telus.net/superstar/limitedquan.jpg

What about this:
3.
Logitech Z-2200 2.1 Speaker System
-Limited Quantity

So the quantity (referring to all speaker sets as a whole) is limited? Does that mean their is only one item available?

How come they didn't use 'Limited Quanitites'?

4.
Logitech Z-2200 2.1 Speaker System
-Limited Quantities

So the quantities (referring to each individual speaker set) are limited? Is that what it means? There is more than one item available?

1. The quantities (referring to each individual luggage set) are limited.
2. The quantity (referring to all luggage sets as a whole) is limited.

5. Does it matter which one you use then? #1 is limited individually and #2 is limited as a whole? How do you know which one to use?

[Casiopea]

1. Yes; 2. No; 3. The entire quantity is limited; There's more than one available; 4. I don't know;5. Use either one.