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Manger Scene Display! | Christmas257 of 435 |  |  |
Posted 1 year ago
junkmanjoe
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I believe This Is A Manger Scene Display That You Hang ON The Wall For Displaying Your Manger Scene. The Glass is Missing In the Middle And I am Not Sure If This Is A Handbuilt Peice or A store Bought Peice. I picked It up Last Week On One Of My picking Adventures. Just May Have to Use It Next Year for Christmas! Thanks For Looking And Have A Merry Christmas!
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Nativity Scenes and FiguresDecorative free-standing Nativity scenes date from the 13th century, and by…
I so remember these from 50's the self with the steps ! It hung on wall . I never saw one with the scene which is beautiful. I believe I have a old photo of one my friends wall . I will look but the photo is rather funny . I think her's were 2 pieces but check my posts later and It will show one .
Love it !!
Wow I did not realize it was that old! Thank you Manikin For the great info.
Your welcome Junkman . The steps leading to half moon were used as nick nac displays . Yours is unusually nice ! Looking for the photo I will change Pcs it is on my other and will post it in 5 min ok .
Ok I posted the photo for you .
Thanks manikin! So Really It is Just a What Knot Shelf and not a manger?
It is a wall display but the ones I saw connected with the walkway like yours had no photo I have seen with a mirror there though . Hard to say mirror could have broke and someone added photo and used it to display a Christmas scene and maybe but could have put the wisemen on stars or animals ?
Thank You Bellin68 and officialfuel!!!