WORLD WAR II
Ornament, Christmas Tree
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| Description |
Homemade. Silver metal with fringed edges; one side picture of house and tree, other side girl in a wreath.
Per donor, she made ornaments like this because she could not buy good ornaments or lights as they were not yet in production as it was just after World War II. She made the ornaments from the lids of tin cans. She said that peach cans were the best because they were prettier and cut better than other cans. She cut pictures from Christmas cards and glued them to the tin ornaments. Donor said she learned how to make these ornaments from Sheriff Neubauer's wife. |
| Dimensions |
Dia-3.75 inches |
| Event |
World War II |
| Made |
Krippner, Dorothy |
| Material |
Metal/Paper |
| Object ID |
1997.31.2 |
| Object Name |
Ornament, Christmas Tree |
| People |
Krippner, Dorothy Abraham |
| Place of Origin |
Oshkosh, WI |
| Used |
Krippner, Dorothy |
| Year Range from |
1946 |
| Year range to |
1946 |
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