Frosty Friends
1984 Frosty Friends #5
1984 Hallmark Frosty Friends Ornament
QX4371
Fifth in the Frosty Friends Hallmark Keepsake ornament series
This 1984 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is fifth in the Frosty Friends Series and features a cute 'lil Eskimo all bundled up for a day of ice-fishing with a penguin standing by. The Eskimo looks happy but his friend appears to be dismayed at the "catch of the day"... better be a fish in that package! The ornament is made of plastic, hangs from the Eskimo's hood and is dated both on the Christmas present and the underside of the base.
- Artist
- Ed Seale
- Size
- 2.397" H x 1.748" L x 2.220" W
- Material
- plastic, hangs from the Eskimo's hood and is dated both on the Christmas present and the underside of the base
- Box Size
- 3.75" H x 2" W x 3.25" D
1984 Frosty Friends #5 1984 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX4371 Fifth in the Frosty Friends Hallmark Keepsake ornament series This 1984 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament is fifth in the Frosty Friends Series and features a cute 'lil Eskimo all bundled up for a day of ice-fishing with a penguin standing by. The Eskimo looks happy but his friend appears to be dismayed at the "catch of the day"... better be a fish in that package! The ornament is made of plastic, hangs from the Eskimo's hood and is dated both on the Christmas present and the underside of the base. Artist: Ed Seale Size: 2.397" H x 1.748" L x 2.220" W
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