Kiddie Car Classics
2003 1949 Gillham Sport, Kiddie Car Classics #10
2003 Hallmark Kiddie Car Classics Ornament
QX8139
During his travels to meet with pedal car collectors, Hallmark studio artist Don Palmiter has noticed that many pedal cars are being customized to express the restorer's personal style or vision. The artist created the Gillham Sport as a tribute to pedal car enthusiasts everywhere. The sporty convertible accurately captures postwar European sports car styling. It even displays the rich green color typical of British sports cars and comes outfitted with a khaki-colored golf bag.
Made of die-cast metal.
The wheels turn
- Artist
- Don Palmiter
- Size
- 2.017" H x 1.528" W x 3.979" D
- Material
- die-cast metal
- Box Size
- 5" H x 2" W x 3.75" D
2003 1949 Gillham Sport, Kiddie Car Classics #10 2003 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QX8139 During his travels to meet with pedal car collectors, Hallmark studio artist Don Palmiter has noticed that many pedal cars are being customized to express the restorer's personal style or vision. The artist created the Gillham Sport as a tribute to pedal car enthusiasts everywhere. The sporty convertible accurately captures postwar European sports car styling. It even displays the rich green color typical of British sports cars and comes outfitted with a khaki-colored golf bag. Made of die-cast metal. The wheels turn Artist: Don Palmiter Size: 2.017" H x 1.528" W x 3.979" D
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