This 3-piece wooden expansion set features a traveling shepherd group, an angel, and a unique scene featuring a tree, a lion, and an owl. Material: Painted Wood Shelf Sitter. 👉 Complete Your Nativity Scene!
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“The Cornish/Windsor Bridge is the only covered bridge connecting two states. Built in 1866, the Cornish/Windsor Bridge is actually the fourth one built at this site, stretching across the Connecticut River.
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Complete Scriptural Transcription (Reverse Side). What makes this specific item an incredible find for specialized collectors is a production quirk: it is physically mislabeled on the back with catalog code03-942 (the designation actually reserved for the “Crossing the Red Sea” piece).
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Year of Manufacture: 1992. It has been well-preserved and displays beautifully. It stands straight and firm. Condition is fully shown in the photos. Item Details Condition Notes.
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Catalog Number: 9911. This piece features the historic First Presbyterian Church in Georgetown, Colorado, and was part of the 1991 ” Rocky Mountain Christmas” series. Built in 1873 of native stone in Georgetown, CO, the church was organized more than 120 years ago by Reverend Sheldon Jackson, who organized over one hundred congregations across Colorado.
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Add this unique architectural story to your collection. Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #174 (From the Accessories List). Status: Retired (December 31, 1995). Year Made: 1990.
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Item: Hand-Painted Wood Shelf Sitter Accessory. Catalog Number: #213. Status: Retired (December 31, 1998). Year Made: 1993.
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Released in 1993 and retired on December 31, 1998, this piece is a wonderful example of Faline Fry Jones’ iconic design work. This particular accessory holds a special place in local history; it was created in honor of a resident who led the Johnny Appleseed Parade in Apple Creek, Ohio, for 20 years, often dressed as the man himself.
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