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Brings together the 'Kiddie Car Classic' and 'Toymaker Santa' series. Features Santa test driving a metal flaked pedal car racer. Underneath is completely sculpted, turn the ornament over to see Santa's feet on the peddles. Wheels turn.
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Magic
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Magic
Wind the key to see Pooh and friends circle the tree to the tune of "O Christmas Tree."
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FEATURED IN 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas The six spritely Santas in the 2008 collection A Santa Claus Christmas express the spirit of Christmas in all its delightful variety. The artists who created them used hand-crafting techniques to bring a folk-art look to each lively figure. Terri Steiger created Twinkle Claus. “I like the happy, light, cheerful feeling, and also the nostalgia of the tinsel, as Santa himself becomes the Christmas tree.” Ringing in the Season is the musical task of the Santa created by Ken Crow. “I designed this Santa for my daughter. I wanted her to put it on her piano while she sings, and know that I made it for her. Sculpted on the ornament are the actual notes of fa-la-la-la-la.” This ornament was the collector’s choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events and will be available as a tabletop centerpiece also. Wind the bottom of the tabletop piece to hear Deck the Halls. Joanne Eschrich placed Santa on top of the world in her ornament called Peace on Earth. “I wanted this Santa to have a universal look, not specific to any particular country. Santa travels around the world for all children, and peace, like the words on the globe, comes in all languages.” For The Spirit of Giving, Linda Sickman balanced Santa on one foot atop his loaded sleigh. “Some of the packages actually wobble like they’re falling off the sleigh, says Linda. “Things are getting away from Santa, just like they get away from me sometimes.” Santa serves up A Jolly Ho-Ho-Ho as the host of a party in Sue Tague’s imagination. “When we were asked, ‘What do the holidays mean to you?’ I thought about entertaining, says Sue. “And lots of food.” Sharon Visker’s version of Santa is called Magic Man! “Like a magician, Santa is pulling Christmas stuff out of his hat. For extra whimsy, he’s balancing on the rooftop of a little house. The words on the house, like Believe and Surprise, are what Christmas and magic are all about.” “Featured in 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas.” For Keeps 7 April 2008: 4 NOTE: Ringing in the Season was the collectors choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events.
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FEATURED IN 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas
The six spritely Santas in the 2008 collection A Santa Claus Christmas express the spirit of Christmas in all its delightful variety. The artists who created them used hand-crafting techniques to bring a folk-art look to each lively figure.
Terri Steiger created Twinkle Claus. “I like the happy, light, cheerful feeling, and also the nostalgia of the tinsel, as Santa himself becomes the Christmas tree.”
Ringing in the Season is the musical task of the Santa created by Ken Crow. “I designed this Santa for my daughter. I wanted her to put it on her piano while she sings, and know that I made it for her. Sculpted on the ornament are the actual notes of fa-la-la-la-la.” This ornament was the collector’s choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events and will be available as a tabletop centerpiece also. Wind the bottom of the tabletop piece to hear Deck the Halls.
Joanne Eschrich placed Santa on top of the world in her ornament called Peace on Earth. “I wanted this Santa to have a universal look, not specific to any particular country. Santa travels around the world for all children, and peace, like the words on the globe, comes in all languages.”
For The Spirit of Giving, Linda Sickman balanced Santa on one foot atop his loaded sleigh. “Some of the packages actually wobble like they’re falling off the sleigh, says Linda. “Things are getting away from Santa, just like they get away from me sometimes.”
Santa serves up A Jolly Ho-Ho-Ho as the host of a party in Sue Tague’s imagination. “When we were asked, ‘What do the holidays mean to you?’ I thought about entertaining, says Sue. “And lots of food.”
Sharon Visker’s version of Santa is called Magic Man! “Like a magician, Santa is pulling Christmas stuff out of his hat. For extra whimsy, he’s balancing on the rooftop of a little house. The words on the house, like Believe and Surprise, are what Christmas and magic are all about.”
“Featured in 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas.” For Keeps 7 April 2008: 4
NOTE: Ringing in the Season was the collectors choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events.
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Magic
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Magic
Hear "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and see trains and sleigh move while lights glow softly.
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A Couple of Misfits Who hasn’t yearned for a place to belong, despite features that may set us apart from the crowd? In the beloved 1964 television special Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer, Rudolph finds a kindred spirit in Hermey® the misfit elf, who wants to be a dentist. Together they set out on an adventure that leads to friendship and the acceptance they both are seeking. Press the button on the front of the ornament to see Rudolph’s nose light up.
Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer®
Ken Crow
Hallmark Keepsake Artist
Magic (light)
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Magic (light)
See Rudolph's nose light up.
BATTERY-OPERATED. Batteries (two LR44) included.
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Magic
FEATURED IN 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas The six spritely Santas in the 2008 collection A Santa Claus Christmas express the spirit of Christmas in all its delightful variety. The artists who created them used hand-crafting techniques to bring a folk-art look to each lively figure. Terri Steiger created Twinkle Claus. “I like the happy, light, cheerful feeling, and also the nostalgia of the tinsel, as Santa himself becomes the Christmas tree.” Ringing in the Season is the musical task of the Santa created by Ken Crow. “I designed this Santa for my daughter. I wanted her to put it on her piano while she sings, and know that I made it for her. Sculpted on the ornament are the actual notes of fa-la-la-la-la.” This ornament was the collector’s choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events and will be available as a tabletop centerpiece also. Wind the bottom of the tabletop piece to hear Deck the Halls. Joanne Eschrich placed Santa on top of the world in her ornament called Peace on Earth. “I wanted this Santa to have a universal look, not specific to any particular country. Santa travels around the world for all children, and peace, like the words on the globe, comes in all languages.” For The Spirit of Giving, Linda Sickman balanced Santa on one foot atop his loaded sleigh. “Some of the packages actually wobble like they’re falling off the sleigh, says Linda. “Things are getting away from Santa, just like they get away from me sometimes.” Santa serves up A Jolly Ho-Ho-Ho as the host of a party in Sue Tague’s imagination. “When we were asked, ‘What do the holidays mean to you?’ I thought about entertaining, says Sue. “And lots of food.” Sharon Visker’s version of Santa is called Magic Man! “Like a magician, Santa is pulling Christmas stuff out of his hat. For extra whimsy, he’s balancing on the rooftop of a little house. The words on the house, like Believe and Surprise, are what Christmas and magic are all about.” “Featured in 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas.” For Keeps 7 April 2008: 4 NOTE: Ringing in the Season was the collectors choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events.
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Magic
Wind the wheel on the bottom to hear "Deck the Halls."
FEATURED IN 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas
The six spritely Santas in the 2008 collection A Santa Claus Christmas express the spirit of Christmas in all its delightful variety. The artists who created them used hand-crafting techniques to bring a folk-art look to each lively figure.
Terri Steiger created Twinkle Claus. “I like the happy, light, cheerful feeling, and also the nostalgia of the tinsel, as Santa himself becomes the Christmas tree.”
Ringing in the Season is the musical task of the Santa created by Ken Crow. “I designed this Santa for my daughter. I wanted her to put it on her piano while she sings, and know that I made it for her. Sculpted on the ornament are the actual notes of fa-la-la-la-la.” This ornament was the collector’s choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events and will be available as a tabletop centerpiece also. Wind the bottom of the tabletop piece to hear Deck the Halls.
Joanne Eschrich placed Santa on top of the world in her ornament called Peace on Earth. “I wanted this Santa to have a universal look, not specific to any particular country. Santa travels around the world for all children, and peace, like the words on the globe, comes in all languages.”
For The Spirit of Giving, Linda Sickman balanced Santa on one foot atop his loaded sleigh. “Some of the packages actually wobble like they’re falling off the sleigh, says Linda. “Things are getting away from Santa, just like they get away from me sometimes.”
Santa serves up A Jolly Ho-Ho-Ho as the host of a party in Sue Tague’s imagination. “When we were asked, ‘What do the holidays mean to you?’ I thought about entertaining, says Sue. “And lots of food.”
Sharon Visker’s version of Santa is called Magic Man! “Like a magician, Santa is pulling Christmas stuff out of his hat. For extra whimsy, he’s balancing on the rooftop of a little house. The words on the house, like Believe and Surprise, are what Christmas and magic are all about.”
“Featured in 2008: A Santa Claus Christmas.” For Keeps 7 April 2008: 4
NOTE: Ringing in the Season was the collectors choice at the 2007 KOC 20th Anniversary events.
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Christmas is coming! Keepsake Artist Contributions Santa and Wreath – Robert Chad Ornaments on Wreath: Gift Bearers, 1st in the series – Sue Tague
Santa just can’t wait
To join in the good times
And help decorate.
Buttercup, 1st in the Mary’s Angels series – Robert Chad
Tin Locomotive, 1st in the series – Linda Sickman
Toymaker Santa, 1st in the series – Ken Crow
Puppy Love (cocker spaniel), 1st in the series – Anita Marra Rogers
1957 Corvette, 1st in the Classic American Cars series – Don Palmiter
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This special decoration was issued in a limited quantity to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Keepsake Ornament Club. Santa holds a wreath that is decorated with tiny versions of First in Series ornaments. These ornaments were sculpted by Keepsake artists who have been with Hallmark since the club was started twenty years ago.
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When winter’s chill Push and release lever on side to see toast “pop” up.
is in the air
and the fire is getting roasty–
no matter how cold
it is outside,
love stays warm and toasty.
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Push and release lever on side to see toast "pop" up.
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Event Date: Saturday, August 18, 2007
Location:
Renaissance Orlando
Resort at Sea World
6677 Sea Harbor Dr.
Orlando, FL 32821
(407) 351-5555
Start Time: Charter Members were allowed to enter ballroom at 8:30 a.m.
End Time: 5:00 p.m.
Hotel Reservations: $139.00/night (mention Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Event)
Attending Artists
Nina Aubé
Tom Best
Robert Chad
Ken Crow
Tracy Larsen
Nello Williams
Steve Goslin
Robert Hurlburt
Orville Wilson
Local Club Dinner
Date: Friday, August 17, 2007
During the Friday night dinner a slide show presentation commemorating the 20th Anniversary of the Keepsake Ornament Club was shown. KOC members was ask to submit pictures from previous KOC events by Friday, June 1st for the slide show. (Photographs were not returned.)
Each local club member attending the Friday night dinner received a repaint of the 10th in series “A Pony For Christmas” Keepsake ornament.
Event Product
Other Contents: A red lanyard captioned: Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments. Charter members were given an additional Keepsake ornament, a signed 7th in the series Toymaker Santa.
