Hallmark Keepsake Ornament
2019 Halloween Dracula on Organ, Monster Mash, Magic Cord
2019 2019 > Halloween Hallmark Ornaments > Hallmark Magic Ornaments > Jake Angell
QFO5267
Storytellers. Dracula is rockin' on his pipe organ from atop a giant orange jack-o'-lantern. Just connect him to Hallmark's Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately) to see a continuous light effect, and press the button to hear him perform "Monster Mash." Connect the three other Monster Mash Storyteller ornaments (Dracula and Wolfgang, each sold separately) to unlock additional amazing interactive performances by the band. No batteries required. Dated.
- Artist
- Jake Angell
- Size
- 5.995" H x 3.606" L x 3.197" W
- Power source
- Magic Cord
- Box Size
- 6" H x 3.75" W x 5" D
2019 Halloween Dracula on Organ, Monster Mash, Magic Cord 2019 Hallmark Halloween Ornament QFO5267 Storytellers. Dracula is rockin' on his pipe organ from atop a giant orange jack-o'-lantern. Just connect him to Hallmark's Keepsake Power Cord (sold separately) to see a continuous light effect, and press the button to hear him perform "Monster Mash." Connect the three other Monster Mash Storyteller ornaments (Dracula and Wolfgang, each sold separately) to unlock additional amazing interactive performances by the band. No batteries required. Dated. Artist: Jake Angell Size: 5.995" H x 3.606" L x 3.197" W This ornament was first available after the 2019 Hallmark Ornament Premiere Event on July 13, 2019.
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