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VINTAGE CHRISTMAS CHOIR LAWN DECOR LOOKS LIKE 1940S OR EARLIER ANY IDEAS | Christmas Figurines10 of 17 |  |  |
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DOES ANYONE HAVE ANY INFORMATION ON THIS OLD CHRISTMAS CHOIR SET...THERE ARE 6 PIECES AND THEY ARE NUMBERED 1-6 ON THE BACK OF THE REMOVABLE HEADS...THEY ARE MADE OF FIBERGLASS AND MEASURE 31" TALL...I HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY THIS OLD...ANY INFO WOULD BE APPREICATED AS I CANT FIND ANYTHING ON THE INTERNET ABOUT THESE...VERY CURIOUS...THANKS, TOM
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Christmas FigurinesChristmas figurines representing yuletide figures (Santa, angels, animals, …
I don't know anything about them other than we had these in our yard growing up in the 60s.
Hi Signaholic, thanks for your comment...
I know a person who knows all about your figurines. Just get on the website "planet Christmas". Look for Mel Fisher, he collects such items. He will know more about them than the people that made them.
Thanks so much....These were made by Artistic Latex Company...