Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
1982 Holiday Wildlife #1, Cardinals
1982 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QX3133
First in the Holiday Wildlife Hallmark Keepsake series.
This 1982 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is a wooden disc with Decoform insert in the center, featuring a male and female cardinal, resting on pine branches, with a pine cone in between them. On the back, it has the Hallmark crown logo and beneath it is the caption: "Cardinalis cardinalis First in a series. Wildlife Collection Christmas 1982." The ornament is enclosed in a molded plastic shell and packaged in the original box with open "window" front and die-cut back in the shape of the ornament.
- Size
- 2.979" L x 0.429" W x 3.223" H
- Material
- Wood, metal, and Decoform
- Box Size
- 5" H x 0.5" W x 4.5" D
1982 Holiday Wildlife #1, Cardinals 1982 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX3133 First in the Holiday Wildlife Hallmark Keepsake series. This 1982 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is a wooden disc with Decoform insert in the center, featuring a male and female cardinal, resting on pine branches, with a pine cone in between them. On the back, it has the Hallmark crown logo and beneath it is the caption: "Cardinalis cardinalis First in a series. Wildlife Collection Christmas 1982." The ornament is enclosed in a molded plastic shell and packaged in the original box with open "window" front and die-cut back in the shape of the ornament. Material: Wood, metal, and Decoform Artist: NA Size: 2.979" L x 0.429" W x 3.223" H
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