Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
1977 For You, Grandson, Rare
1977 1977 > Rare Hallmark Ornaments
QX2095
DB
ONE OF THE RAREST OF ANY REGULAR ISSUED HALLMARK ORNAMENTS!
This 1977 Hallmark ornament is an unbreakable, white satin ball with a plastic sleeve printed with the image of an embroidered design on blue denim with a red bandana-print border. It features Santa, waving next to a toy truck and two wrapped presents. He's got his sack of toys and is ready to deliver them to every good girl and boy! On the opposite side is the sentiment, "A GRANDSON IS...A JOY BRINGER, A MEMORY MAKER...A GRANDSON IS LOVE," in red, surrounded by snowflakes, a car, sailboat, and green present with a gold bow.
- Size
- 3.838" H x 3.191" D
- Material
- Plastic and string
- Box Size
- 5.25" H x 3.75" W x 3.75" D
1977 For You, Grandson, Rare 1977 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX2095DB ONE OF THE RAREST OF ANY REGULAR ISSUED HALLMARK ORNAMENTS! This 1977 Hallmark ornament is an unbreakable, white satin ball with a plastic sleeve printed with the image of an embroidered design on blue denim with a red bandana-print border. It features Santa, waving next to a toy truck and two wrapped presents. He's got his sack of toys and is ready to deliver them to every good girl and boy! On the opposite side is the sentiment, "A GRANDSON IS...A JOY BRINGER, A MEMORY MAKER...A GRANDSON IS LOVE," in red, surrounded by snowflakes, a car, sailboat, and green present with a gold bow. Material: Plastic and string Artist: NA Size: 3.838" H x 3.191" D
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