This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from Hometowne Collectibles. It is of the Pine Grove Railroad Stations and is a part of Series #2 Pine Grove Historical Society. This was designed back in 1996. The front has faded paint, marks on the paint, and nicks in the wood especially around the edges. The back has marks in the paint and nicks in the wood around the edges. Thank you for buying!
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This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from Hometowne Collectibles. It is of the Pine Grove Railroad Stations and is a part of Series #2 Pine Grove Historical Society. This was designed back in 1996. The front has faded paint, marks on the paint, and nicks in the wood especially around the edges. The back has marks in the paint and nicks in the wood around the edges. Thank you for buying!
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This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from the Cat’s Meow Village. It is of the 1890 Mercantile. This moved from Fredericksburg, Ohio to Wooster. It is a part of the Century Commerce Series I put out by the Wayne County Historical Society. This was designed and signed in 1995. The front has some marks in the paint and some nicks in the wood, especially around the edges. The back has a few blemishes. Thank you for buying!
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This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from the Cat’s Meow Village. It is of the 1890 Mercantile. This moved from Fredericksburg, Ohio to Wooster. It is a part of the Century Commerce Series I put out by the Wayne County Historical Society. This was designed and signed in 1995. The front has some marks in the paint and some nicks in the wood, especially around the edges. The back has a few blemishes. Thank you for buying!
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This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from the Cat’s Meow Village. It is of the Bazetta – Cortland Historical Society in Cortland, Ohio. This was produced in 1990. The front has some marks in the paint and some nicks in the wood. The back has a chip out of the upper left hand side as well as some marks in the paint and smaller nicks in the wood. Thank you for buying!
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This listing is for a wooden shelf sitter from the Cat’s Meow Village. It is of the Bazetta – Cortland Historical Society in Cortland, Ohio. This was produced in 1990. The front has some marks in the paint and some nicks in the wood. The back has a chip out of the upper left hand side as well as some marks in the paint and smaller nicks in the wood. Thank you for buying!
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Stony Hill Scholl was built in 1856 and is marked Special Edition from Shepard’s Heart with the Windsor Tavern being signed K. Delton on the back. The Windsor Tavern, The Flyer House and Stony Hill School all played important roles in this early New England town.
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Stony Hill Scholl was built in 1856 and is marked Special Edition from Shepard’s Heart with the Windsor Tavern being signed K. Delton on the back. The Windsor Tavern, The Flyer House and Stony Hill School all played important roles in this early New England town.
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The Cats Meow “Peter Seitz Tavern & Stagecoach Inn” Monroe MI SIGNED. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Ground Advantage.
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The DEPT 56 Christmas Winter Silhouette Ice Skater’s Waltz White Porcelain figurines are a charming addition to any holiday display. This set of 2 figurines features a boy and girl ice skating in a winter scene, perfect for the Christmas season. Made of white porcelain with a matte finish, these collectibles come in their original box and are part of the Snow Village collection by Department 56. With a vintage feel from the late 20th century, these figurines are a nostalgic touch to any winter-themed decoration.
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