Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2007 Joy to the World, Interactive Musical Tabletop Decoration
2007 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
QSR8009
From the "Children of the World collection. Press the tree or child figures to hear “Joy to the World”.
You can “conduct” the group by pressing on any of the seven child figures to make that particular instrument start and stop.
Please note that this is a tabletop decoration, and not an ornament to be hung from a tree.
This Interactive Hallmark Keepsake Tabletop Decoration was originally produced and released by Hallmark in 2007.
- Artist
- Patricia Andrews
- Size
- 8" H x 4.145" D
- Box Size
- 9" H x 7" W x 7" D
2007 Joy to the World Interactive Musical Decoration 2007 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QSR8009 From the "Children of the World collection. Press the tree or child figures to hear “Joy to the World”. You can “conduct” the group by pressing on any of the seven child figures to make that particular instrument start and stop. Please note that this is a tabletop decoration, and not an ornament to be hung from a tree. This Interactive Hallmark Keepsake Tabletop Decoration was originally produced and released by Hallmark in 2007. Artist: Patricia Andrews Size: 8" H x 4.145" D NOTE: Due to the size and weight of this item, an additional shipping surcharge of $5.00 will be applied for this item. This shipping surcharge cannot be waived or discounted by any promotional offer or free shipping offer.
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