Once Upon a Christmas
2020 Happy New Year!, Once Upon a Christmas, Special Edition
2020 Hallmark Once Upon a Christmas Ornament
QGO1764
This is a companion to A Job Well Done 10th and Final in the Once Upon a Christmas series (QXR9174). Magic Cord. Light and Sound. Connect this ornament to the Magic Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it lead all of the ornaments connected to the cord in a synchronized sound and light show! Plays music from "Auld Lang Syne." Requires Hallmark's Magic Cord power source (sold separately).
Dated.
Made of plastic resin.
- Artist
- Robert Chad
- Size
- Not available
- Material
- plastic resin
- Power source
- Hallmark's Magic Cord power source (sold separately)
- Box Size
- 4" H x 4" W x 6" D
2020 Happy New Year!, Once Upon a Christmas Special Edition 2020 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament QGO1764 This is a companion to A Job Well Done 10th and Final in the Once Upon a Christmas series (QXR9174). Magic Cord. Light and Sound. Connect this ornament to the Magic Cord to see the continuous light effect. Press the button to watch it lead all of the ornaments connected to the cord in a synchronized sound and light show! Plays music from "Auld Lang Syne." Requires Hallmark's Magic Cord power source (sold separately). Dated. Made of plastic resin. Artist: Robert Chad Size: 3.54" x 5.17" x 3.54" This Hallmark ornament was first available after the 2020 Holiday Open House Event on November 6, 2020
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