Vintage SHINY BRITE USA UNSILVERED Church Moon & Stars Stripe WW2 ERA Christmas

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Vintage SHINY BRITE USA UNSILVERED Church Moon & Stars Stripe WW2 ERA Christmas:
$77.77

IT\'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE Christmas!Vintage Glass Christmas Ornaments
UNSILVERED Mica WW II Era ShinyBrite & MADE IN USA ~ OMBRE STENCILED, STRIPED AND FANCY HAND-PAINTED DESIGN ORNAMENTS6 ~ Unsilvered SHINY BRITE &MADE IN USA Glass Ornaments1 ~ Ombre Light Blue and White ~ UNSILVERED ~ little Country Church in a sleepy valley with snow covered homes and trees and a full moon and stars in the sky ~ RareSHINY BRITE
1 ~ Ombre Light Pink and White ~ UNSILVERED ~ Man in the Moon ~ Planets ~ Shooting Star and other little stars in the sky ~ Rare SHINY BRITE
1 ~ Frosty Light Blue ~ UNSILVERED ~ with Pink and White Stripes ~ SHINY BRITE
1 ~ Matte Blue ~ UNSILVERED ~ with thick White Stripes and Yellow Stripe ~ SHINY BRITE
1 ~ Clear Red ~ UNSILVERED ~ with White and Yellow Stripes ~ MADE IN USA
1 ~ Frosty Lime Green ~ UNSILVERED ~ with hand painted Blue and Yellow Strokes repeated on front and back of the ornament ~ MADE IN ~ 3\" Tall
6 ~ Caps are in excellent Vintage Condition
6 ~ Ornaments are in excellent Vintage Condition
6 ~ All hangers are present
NO BOX ~ ITEMS WILL BE INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED FOR 1939 England was at war with Nazi-controlled Germany and the British Navy set up blockades that effectively stopped any exports from war-torn Europe reaching the USA. Many Americans found their first wartime shortage was to be Christmas decorations. Up to this point, most of the Christmas decorations used by Americans came from Germany, Czechoslovakia or Japan.
To cover this shortage, the Corning Glass Company started to produce round clear glass balls that were blown automatically by machine rather than hand blown by mouth as their European counterparts had been. Corning produced these new American made ornaments 24 hours a day and by 1944 they were making 40 million round glass ornaments per year. Corning then sold these glass blanks to other companies such as K & W Glass Works, Marks Brothers and Shiny Brite, who in turn decorated, capped, boxed and resold the finished Christmas ornaments to retail stores nationwide.
These beautiful Shiny Brite Glass Christmas Ornaments which were made during the World War II era are almost 70 years old. These ornaments were UNSILVERED and OUTSIDE PAINTED because metals were being conserved during World War have taken 12 photos of the ornaments (pleasetake a look at all photos ~ and also enlarge themto get a better idea of the condition of theseornaments before offerding).
These ornaments are not new and have been used.
They are Vintage Ornaments andby nature, will show signs of usage, storage and aging.
All of these ornaments were produced over 70 years ago.There will be scratches, discolorations and oxidation ofthe paint.
The pikes and hangers will also show signsof aging in the way of darkening/oxidation.
This isexpected in vintage Christmas Ornaments.
There areno chips or cracks.
All the pikes are in good conditionand all the hangers are functional. THEY WILL BE A GREAT ADDITION TO YOURVINTAGEChristmas MERCURY GLASS ORNAMENT people who get the bug for collecting Vintage Christmas Ornaments start out with the easy tree ornaments and other Christmas collectibles often handed down from grandparents and parents. Others find a collection at a tag or yard sale andso it begins. You add one or several ornaments each year and slowly the collection begins.
The joy is in fact actually being able to display your Vintage Christmas Ornament Collection each year and eventually passing them down to your own children and grandchildren. They also make cherished Christmas gifts that can last an entire lifetime when given by one family member to another.
Glass Christmas Tree Ornaments from the 1930\'s, 1940\'s and 1950 are by far extremely popular these days with collectors. They can fetch prices as low as twenty dollars all the way up to several hundred dollars for some of the rarer pieces.
Because these are true relics from the past, all have some signs of wear which may include light scratches, surface wear,spots of paint loss and areas of discoloration. This is part of the vintage charm!
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