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Pictured is a German made Santa pull toy most likely made in the 1920's . The Santa is composition, and wears felt clothing, and has a rabbit fur beard. He carries a real sprig of feather tree. The donkey stands about 10" tall and has all of the leather reins intact. The tail is horsehair. The underside has a child's name written in pencil which is faded.
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You have an amazing collection step-back ! I love these old Christmas toys and ornaments . This one is really special with a feather tree ! Thanks for sharing these Love love !!
Thank you, Manikin.
Fabulous!!!