Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2011 The Leg Lamp, A Christmas Story
2011 A Christmas Story > 2011 > Hallmark Magic Ornaments > Julie Forsyth
QXI2887
This 2011 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the infamous leg lamp from the hilarious holiday movie, "A Christmas Story." Mr. Parker's "major award" is a source of contention with the Missus, causing hilarious arguments and the eventual destruction of the unusual fixture (see the 2013 ornament, "A Major Accident?" to see what happened!).
This is a Magic Sound Ornament and requires batteries to hear memorable lines about this unforgettable icon--just press the button on top of the "pedestal" where he's placed his prize.
- Artist
- Julie Forsyth
- Size
- 5.150" H x 1.926" l x 1.855" W
- Box Size
- 6" H x 2" W x 3" D
2011 The Leg Lamp, A Christmas Story 2011 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QXI2887 This 2011 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament features the infamous leg lamp from the hilarious holiday movie, "A Christmas Story." Mr. Parker's "major award" is a source of contention with the Missus, causing hilarious arguments and the eventual destruction of the unusual fixture (see the 2013 ornament, "A Major Accident?" to see what happened!). This is a Magic Sound Ornament and requires batteries to hear memorable lines about this unforgettable icon--just press the button on top of the "pedestal" where he's placed his prize. Artist: Julie Forsyth Size: 5.150" H x 1.926" l x 1.855" W
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