This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Joseph House". The Joseph House is a dream come true. A man of modest means, Grandpa Joseph promised his wife and mother of their six children that "someday I'll build you a castle". It took longer than he'd hoped, but true to his word, he built the house himself with help from local carpenters. That was many years and two generations ago. Today, lovingly restored to its original grandeur, the Joseph House is still in the family. Granddaughter Rosalie and her husband Tom enjoy both the home and its heritage. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1992,Geo.Z. Lefton.,00718, Joseph House". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label attached. It measures approximately 8-1/2" tall, 7-1/2" wide at the base. It includes the Deed of Title and in its original box. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "King's Cottage". This cozy Southern Colonial style was one of the favorite homes in the Village. Its steeply pitched, dormered roof gave it a charm that larger, more imposing houses lacked. Over the years, it attracted a series of studious owners who found a refuge for reading in the bed- room converted to a library, complete with floor to ceiling bookshelves. Even when all the other lights in the Village are off, you're still likely to see the glow from that room and know someone's engrossed in a story. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. There- fore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1986,Geo. Z.Lefton,05890". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approximately 5-3/4" tall, 7-1/4" wide at the base. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village. The Deed of Title is not available.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "The Kirby House". This was a "Members Only" building. It was available only through dealers who were members of the Colonial Village Realtors' Association(CCRA). The Kirby House was retired in 1994. The Kirby's were part of an influx of Colonial Villagers that created growth and prosperity. Newcomers created demand for goods and services and opportunities for themselves. Ken Kirby was a locksmith by trade and the only one for miles around. His services were in demand from the day he arrived with his wife, Kathy, and their offspring: Ken, Jr., Kim, Kyle, and Kate. Even their dog, a Scottie, was names Kiltie. Rather than trying to keep all the names straight, folks them the "K's"....a nickname that stuck. Ken always came to the rescue when folks locked themselves out of their houses or youngsters locked themselves in the bathroom. As the chief of police said "It's a good thing he's a God-fearin', law-abidin' man 'cause there's not a locked foor he can't open. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1992, Geo. Z.Lefton,00716",Kirby House. It lights from the back which in- cludes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It was designed by Jane Chambliss. It measures approximately 9" tall, 7" wide at the base. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village. The Deed of Title is included and in the original box and packing..
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Lakehurst House". Like most young couples, when Adam Hurst and Nancy Lake were married, they dreamed of building a home. They worked hard. With a modest loan and a small inheritance, they built their dream house. It was a simple, two-and-a-half story frame structure with a dormer and intersecting gable. To honor their families, they called it "Lakehurst". "Lakehurst" is the second Limited Edition in the Colonial Village Collection. Only 4500 were authorized to be crafted. This is #3360/4500. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. There is some flaking of the paint on the roof. It is marked "Limited Edition, 1992, Lakehurst, by Lefton, 3360/4500". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It measures approximately 8" tall, 7-1/2" wide at the base. It is in its original box and includes the Certificate of Authenticity. A lovely addition to your Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Law Office". They say every cloud has a silver lining. Morton Manchester discovered that after campaigning for mayor of Colonial Village. Although the voters did not elect him to office, the exposure has brought him more clients for his law practice, the first in the Village. The law office is a fine example of Gothic Revival. Decorated vergeboards emphasize the steeply pitched roof gables and pull the eye into the detailing of the arched porch. The distinctive win- dow crowns, called drip-molds, deflect water from the window frame, keeping it from coursing down the face of the building. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in very good condition. The back has been repaired, but is not noticeable. The price of the piece reflects this repair. It is marked "1996, Law Office, Geo.Z.Lefton, 10825". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It measures approx- imately 8" tall, 8" wide at the base. It includes the Deed of Title. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Village Library". The library's opening in 1876 was an auspicious occurrence. Not only did the event coincide with the nation's centennial, it marked the cultural coming of age of the community. Few towns the size of Colonial Village could boast a building solely devoted to works of literature. Building the library proved faster than filling it with bound books. Villagers donated their own precious volumes and formed a book-a-month club. Members each pledged to donate enough to buy a dozen new editions annually. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1988, Geo. Z. Lefton., 006752". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approximately 6-1/2" tall, 7" wide at the base. The Certificate of Title is included in its original box. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Lil Red School House". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. The "Li'l Red Schoolhouse" you've read about wasn't fiction. It really did exist, as you can see, right here in Colonial Village. Built to replace what had been a "temporary" school for twenty years, community volunteers constructed it to last a long time--and it has. They not only raised the building but built the desks and benches for the classroom. Up- stairs, they created cozy living quarters for the univer- sity-trained schoolmistress they'd recruited. Lodging was considered part of the pay in those days. It is in excel- lent condition. It is marked "1986,Geo.Z.Lefton.,05821". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a night- light-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label attached. It measures approximately 8" tall, 5-1/2" wide at the base. It is in the original box. The Deed of Title is not included. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
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This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is "M.S. Miller, Painter". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1997, Geo.Z. Lefton.,M. S. Miller, 11261". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is not available. It is not in its original box. It measures approximately 8-1/4" tall, 8-3/4" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Main Street Church". Main Street Church is, by Colonial Village standards, new. It was built after the turn of the century, just after 1901. The story of how it came to be is bittersweet. On the same site, for almost a century, another church stood. It was of frame construction, as were most built at the time, with a tall steeple and an iron cross. Although it had precautionary lightning arrestors, it was the victim of an electrical storm that hit and leveled the steeple. The resulting fire demolished the rest of the building to the foundation. The neighboring First Church invited the congregation to share their building 'til a new one could be constructed. Parishioners from each of the other houses of worship took up collections to help raise money so they could start rebuilding as soon as pos- sible. That Christmas Eve, in appreciation for their help and generosity. the Main Street Church hosted a thank-you service for all the town's congregations. They came by the hundreds to celebrate the season in ecumenical spirit that still exists among the different faiths in Colonial Village. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1991, 00230, Geo. Z. Lefton". It was designed by Byron Wood. It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/ off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It measures approximately 9-3/4" tall, 7-1/4" wide at the base. It is in its original box and includes the Deed of Title. A lovely addition to your Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Major's Manor". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1988, Geo.Z. Lefton.,06902". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is not available. It is not in its original box. It measures approximately 6-1/2" tall, 9-3/4" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Maple Street Church". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1988, Geo.Z. Lefton.,06748". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is not available. It is in its original box. It measures approximately 8-1/2" tall, 5" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Mark Hall". It was--and is considered one of the Village's prettiest and most prestigious homes. It was built by a weal- thy gentleman named Anthony Mark as a wedding present for his bride Cleo, who was some thirty years his junior. Anthony was quite philanthropic and Cleo became the belle of Colonial Village society, a tireless volunteer who opened her home to charitable benefits. They raised two sons who followed in their father's footsteps as seamen, eventually captaining their own ships as their father did. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excel- lent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1992,Geo.Z.Lefton,00719,Mark Hall". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is not included. It is not in its ori- ginal box. It measures approximately 7-3/4" tall, 7-1/2" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Meeting House". It is a Special Event piece that was only available to collectors through Colonial Village dealers who conducted special in-store events. A "Colonial Village Bi- Centennial flag and Sign included. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. There- fore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "Tenth Anniversary Commemorative Building, 1996,Geo.Z. Lefton,Meeting House,10830,". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is still attached. The Deed of Title is included. It is in its original box. It mea- sures approximately 8" tall, 8-3/4" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Miller Bros. Silversmiths". The Miller brothers crafted silver with impressive skill and a wonderful sense of design. Their windows showed their latest achievements and changed frequently as items were sold making way for new creations. When the Ritz Hotel wanted a sterling punch bowl and fifty cups, they came to the Millers. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in its original box with the Certificate of Authen- ticity. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1988, Geo.Z.Lefton.,06905". It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approxi- mately 6"tall, 6-1/4" wide at the base. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Montrose Manor House". Built in the Georgian-style, it displays a formal symmetry, with window placement following the vertical lines of the end chimneys. The semi-circular entry porch shows the influence of the late Adam style. The flagpole nearly reaching the hipped roof was added when the house became the residence of Colonial Village's first mayor. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1996,Geo.Z.Lefton,Montrose Manor,10828". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approximately 8-3/4" long, 6-1/4" wide, 7" tall at the base. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village. It is in its original box and the Deed of Title is included.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Mooncrest". It is a haunted house. It has a ghost, witch, bats, black cats, jack-o-lanterns, even spooky sounds. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1998, Geo.Z.Lefton,Mooncrest, 11588". It lights from the back which includes a cord with red, green, yellow, and blue nightlight-type bulbs that go off and on randomly. There is an on/off switch for ease in turning the lights off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is included. It is in its original box. It mea- sures approximately 10-1/2" tall, 7-3/4" wide. A lovely addition to your own Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is the "Mount Zion Church". It has been personally signed by the late Mr. George Lefton. This is a Limited Edition building, 4485/5000, item #11994. Limited Edition buildings comes with its Limited Edition number and certificate of authenticity. Once the last of an issue has been sold, no more was avail- able, except through the Secondary Market. It was constructed of frame and brick with doric columns. Mount Zion is enriched by a vaulted entry and blend of windows, specially made to let in the light. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collec- tion is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "Limited Edition,1994, by Lefton,Mount Zion, 4485/5000". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label is attached. The Deed of Title is included with its original box and packing. It measures approximately 12" tall(including steeples), 5-1/2" wide at the base. A rare and lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Mulberry Station". Because the train station would provide most newcomers with their first impression of Colonial Village, folks wanted it to be a good one. The building had to provide a friendly welcome, not just be imposing architecturally. The result achieved both. It was more picturesque than pretintious. The impressive clocktower was certainly a functional focal point, but it climbed above a simple slate roof that capped a modest frame structure of pleasant proportions and well detailed design that said "Welcome!". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition. It is marked "1988, Geo. Z. Lefton.,07344,Station". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a night light-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. The clock is battery-operated. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label attached. It measures approximately 8" wide, 9-1/2" tall. The Deed of Title is included. It is in its original box. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Mundt Manor". Located high on a hill overlooking the bay, Mundt Manor, also known as the Captain's House, was built by sea captain Ray Mundt for his wife and four daughters. From the unique twin balconies, the famioy would keep watch for the captain's schooner to appear on the horizon so they could hurry to the dock and welcome him home from his voyage. Large and roomy, with plenty of extra space for guests, Mundt Manor was frequently the gathering place for friends and relatives. This assured that the home was filled with laughter and song. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1993,Geo.Z.Lefton,1008". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight- type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning the light off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is included. It is in its original box. It measures ap- proximately 8-1/2" tall, 8-1/2" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Nelson House". It is one of a set of six. Built entirely by hand in 1795, this solid stone house has lasted for almost two centuries as a tribute to William Nelson, the Village's first stonemason. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1986, Geo.Z.Lefton,05891". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approximately 6-1/4" tall, 7-1/4" wide at the base. The Deed of Title is not available. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "The Nob Hill". The home of the O'Malley family of 12 children, all boys! A degree of discipline had to have been present simply to preserve sanity, but the boys achievements suggest it was more. Village schools honor rolls still list each of their names and old trophies attest to their athletic abilities. Today, the O'Malley name lives on with their sons' sons who practice medicine, law, teach, follow trades and keep shops. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1989, Geo.Z.Lefton.,07337". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. It measures approximately 7" tall, 7-1/2" wide at the base. The Deed of Title is not available. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "Notfel Cabin". A rare piece! It has been personally signed by the late Mr. George Lefton. When Silas Notfel first settled in the area now known as Colonial Village, he lived in a rustic, two-room cabin which was formerly a trading post. Purchased for a season's worth of beaver pelts, the structure was con- structed of frame and wooden planks with a rubblestone foundation and extra heavy beams for added support. This solid foundation has enabled it to stand for almost three centuries. Today, under the watchful eye of the Colonial Village Historical Society, it serves as a reminder of the rich and varied history that marks the Village. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer avail- able in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1994, Geo. Z. Lefton.,01320,Notfel Cabin". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label attached. It measures approximately 7" wide, 9-1/2" tall. It is in its original box and the Deed of Title is included. A rare find and lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
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This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Series. It is called the "O'Doul's Ice House". Throughout the bitterly cold winter months in Colonial Village, Sean and Tommy O'Doul spend most of their working days at the river, chopping ice and carting it back to their ice house for storage. In warmer months they spend the days maintaining the temperatures inside, while delivering blocks of ice to their customers throughout the village. Sawdust from the Cabinetmakers Shop is periodically spread around the interior of the frame and clapboard structure in order to help maintain the ice blocks in their frozen state. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1994,Geo.Z. Lefton.,01324, Ice House". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label attached. It measures approximately 7-1/2" tall, 8" wide at the base. It is in its original box. The Deed of Title is included. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
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This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Old Time Station". When the first iron horses came whinnying their way into town, reined only by rails, they stopped at the Old Time Station. Rail- roads quickened the pace of life, making it possible to cover distances in days that took wagons weeks. The speedy steel steeds carried more, faster, farther and cheaper. People as well as things. Perhaps their most important cargo was news. A train's arrival turned the railroad station into a social center abuzz with conver- sation as well as a platform of commerce. Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1987,Geo.Z.Lefton., 06335". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a nightlight-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is has the Lefton gold crown label and the red and gold foil label is also attached. The Deed of Title is not available. It measures approximately 6-1/2" tall, 8" wide at the base. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
This is one of the many houses, buildings, figurines, and accessories in the Colonial Village Collection. It is called "Penny House". Since Lefton has changed ownership, this collection is no longer being produced. Therefore, this series is no longer available in the retail market except for pieces that they just happen to have in stock. The Penny House is a solid symmetrical home was built by Irish immigrant and barrel-maker James Penny. It is reminiscent of the home where he grew up in County Cork. It is in excellent condition; no cracks, chips, or repairs. It is marked "1987,Geo.Z.Lefton.,05893". It lights from the back which includes a cord with a night- light-type bulb and an on/off switch for ease in turning it off and on. It is stamped with the Lefton gold crown and the red and gold foil label is also still attached. The Deed of Title is not available. It measures approximately 6-1/2" tall, 6-1/4" wide. A lovely addition to your own Christmas Village.
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