Lemax 2009 Village Collection St Patricks Cathedral Facade (box 232)

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The Lemax 2009 Village Collection St Patricks Cathedral Facade is a large, asymmetrical collectible featuring the iconic St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Hand-painted in a multicolor finish, this illuminated building runs on 3 “AA” batteries and comes with the box. Perfect for any room, this famous cathedral building collectible is a unique addition to any village or holiday decor. It will hang on the wall or sit on a shelf Made of resin and crafted with LED lights, this Lemax piece captures the essence of religious-themed collectibles in the 21st century. See photos for box condition.

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2009 Traditional Victorian Collection Victorian Church. Lighted. Works. & Sign

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The Holiday Time Victorian Church from the Traditional Vintage Collection is a large, multicolor ceramic and porcelain Christmas village piece manufactured in 2009. This beautifully hand-painted and matte finished church is a part of a religious and seasonal themed collection, perfect for adding a touch of nostalgia to your holiday decor. With intricate details and a Victorian style, this Christmas village house is a charming addition to any festive display. Victorian Church sign included. C7 light bulb included

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Lemax Cosmic Swing 2009 Village Collection Rare (Retired) w Ticket Booth Works

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This Lemax Cosmic Swing from the 2009 Village Collection is a rare and sought-after item that will make a great addition to any collectibles display. Complete with a ticket booth and in working condition, this multicolored, American-style swing set features a circular shape and an animated theme that will bring any village scene to life. The set comes in its original packaging and includes two swings, making it a perfect gift for any occasion. The swing set is made of high-quality porcelain, plastic, and metal materials, and is not only a unique piece but also a valuable one.

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