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2011 Music Box Teaching Clock, Fisher-Price, Magic
2011 Hallmark Fisher Price Ornament
QXI2459
Introducing the Music Box Teaching Clock, a charming 2011 Hallmark Keepsake ornament featuring a beloved classic from Fisher Price. With this ornament, you can interactively turn the knob on the front to adjust the clock hands, while winding the knob on the back brings the scenes to life with authentic sounds from this timeless toy. Relive the nostalgia of childhood playtime with this delightful ornament, perfect for adding a touch of vintage whimsy to your holiday decor.
Battery operated. Uses 2 LR 44 batteries. (Install with the numbers on the batteries facing up)
- Artist
- Rodney Gentry
- Size
- Not available
- Power source
- 2 LR 44 batteries
- Box Size
- 4" H x 1.5" W x 3" D
2011 Music Box Teaching Clock, Fisher-Price 2011 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QXI2459 Introducing the Music Box Teaching Clock, a charming 2011 Hallmark Keepsake ornament featuring a beloved classic from Fisher Price. With this ornament, you can interactively turn the knob on the front to adjust the clock hands, while winding the knob on the back brings the scenes to life with authentic sounds from this timeless toy. Relive the nostalgia of childhood playtime with this delightful ornament, perfect for adding a touch of vintage whimsy to your holiday decor. Battery operated. Uses 2 LR 44 batteries. (Install with the numbers on the batteries facing up) Artist: Rodney Gentry Size: 2" x 3" x 1"
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