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Celluloid Christmas Decoration Dog
Celluloid Christmas Decoration. Celluloid animals were made by German, Japanese and American companies circa 1915- 1940. They were placed in putz or Nativity scenes. This dog is almost 4" long and 2 1/2" in height. and in excellent condition. His colors are reddish tan, tan and a darker brown. Celluloid is flammable. When listed there were 4 animals on our site. Each has the name "Eugene" penciled on the underbelly. These were oftn the oly toy gift given to children during the holidays, so this was likely Eugene's way of telling his from the other children in the family.
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Celluloid Christmas Decoration Cow
Celluloid Christmas Decoration. Celluloid animals were made by German, Japanese and American companies circa 1915-1940. They were placed in putz or Nativity scenes. This cow 4 1/8" long 2 1/2" in height is in very good condtion, there is a pin prick flaw on his underbelly. His colors are varying shades of tan and a ruddy pink. Celluloid is flammable. When listed there were 4 animals on our site. Each has the name "Eugene" penciled on the underbely. These were often the only toy gift given to children during the holidays, so this was likely Eugene's way of telling his from the other children in the family.
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Christmas Collectible Snowman Light Bulb
Christmas collectible snowman light bulb milk glass 2 7/8" tall, very small amount of paint loss, mostly on back.
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Christmas Collectible Santa Light Bulb
Light bulb christmas collectible, antique light bulb in the shape of Santa Claus. Collectible antique Christmas light bulb this Santa Claus is approximately 2 7/8" tall, minimal paint loss, primarily on front. Holiday Collectiblue Antique Christmas Santa light bulb
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Celluloid ChristmasDecoration Ram
Celluloid Christmas Decoration. Celluloid animals were made by German, Japanese and American companies circa 1915-1940. They were placed in putz or Nativity scenes. This ram 4 1/2' long 3 1/4" height is in excellent condition. His color is various shades of grey, his nares and mouth are reddish pink. Celluloid is flammable. when listed there were 4 animals on our site. Each has the name "Eugene" penciled on the underbelly. These were often the only toy gift given to children during the holidays, so this was likely Eugene's way of telling his from the other children in the family,
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