John Deere Farm Equipment Tractor Christmas LE Ornament #17 New NOS 2012 Pewter

Description

Perfect chance to add this set of Farm Equipment Holiday Advertising to your collection.
This is from a collection of advertising items we just purchased that contained items from the 1950s through 2000's
This is for a Brass ornament that can hang from a Christmas Tree of just to display all year round.
This is for what I think is a Pewter Ornament that says: "John Deere,
Christmas 2012" on the front and "John Deere Licensed Product, Limited Edition Ornament
", on the back . **
Each is
a
bout 2" inches high.
These seem to be made of pewter, or similar white metal and are of decent quality.
These are in great shape, may have minor defects from the manufacturing process, otherwise, very nice, near but not perfect, these come in the original box with the original hanging cord..
Make Offer:
Quantity discounts only, so please buy a few or mix and match and make all offers at once.
These are for collectors and grab a few and put together a neat tree.
Any person wanting to add to their advertising. collection should bid on this on as it is being offer at a great price.
Watch for a large amount of Collector items being put up for sale over the next few weeks.
I have been a member since 1998 and have sold many items on EBAY, so please Buy with confidence I describe the items as best I can, but ask questions if needed.
After I get payment, the item ships. (3-5 days from here and 6-12 days to get to you.
Make Offer: Discounts given on multiple purchase please, so please mix and match from the hundreds of items we have up for sale and make an offer.
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