Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
1975 Raggedy Ann, Rare
1975 1975 > Rare Hallmark Ornaments
QX1651
This 1975 Hallmark Unbreakable Satin Ornament is a white ball wrapped in satin strings and features Raggedy Ann waving from inside a wreath made of holly and poinsettias. The back has a similar border framing the red text, "1975 Christmas." The ornament is also dated along the edge of the plastic sleeve, which keeps the satin wrapping from fraying, and the Copyright reads: "1975 Hobbs-Merrill Co Inc." This ornament is part of the Tree-Trimmer Collection.
- Size
- 3.308" H x 2.852" D
- Material
- Plastic and fabric
- Box Size
- 4.5" H x 3.25" W x 3.25" D
1975 Raggedy Ann, Rare 1975 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX1651 This 1975 Hallmark Unbreakable Satin Ornament is a white ball wrapped in satin strings and features Raggedy Ann waving from inside a wreath made of holly and poinsettias. The back has a similar border framing the red text, "1975 Christmas." The ornament is also dated along the edge of the plastic sleeve, which keeps the satin wrapping from fraying, and the Copyright reads: "1975 Hobbs-Merrill Co Inc." This ornament is part of the Tree-Trimmer Collection. Material: Plastic and fabric Artist: NA Size: 3.308" H x 2.852" D This glass ball Keepsake Ornament features Raggedy Ann from Raggedy Ann and Andy, and was originally produced and released by Hallmark in 1975. On the ornament, it reads: "1975 CHRISTMAS" Dated 1975 Artist: NA Size: 3.28" H x 2.85" Diameter
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