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Posted 25 June 2009 - 02:52 PM
As an avid collector of Christmas ornaments and lights I was happy to see the 2009 White House Christmas ornament has been released. Of the five or so gift shops I visited on my trip to DC only two had the new ornament. I bought one (ok ... I bought three ...) and they're very, well, "ornate." As this is most likely the beginning of my shopping spree, I was curious where I could find a couple more dozen to give as gifts as I'm back in CO. now and can't seem to find them anywhere and I'm not sure if they've been "officially" released.
~Steve A.
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2009 White House Christmas Ornament sighted in DC Second one to honor Grover Cleveland
MultiQuote#2 sheri_shopper
Posted 29 July 2009 - 03:14 PM
Use this 10% off discount code: 3015303673
from here:
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I hope this helps.
Sheri
from here:
http://www.whitehous...d-Ornament.html
I hope this helps.
Sheri
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Posted 17 September 2009 - 11:02 AM
$5 OFF!
The Official 2009 White House Christmas Ornament is now available!
Your FREE DC Message Boards discount code is:
2009dcpages
WhiteHouseChristmasOrnament.com proudly presents
The Official 2009 White House Grover Cleveland Christmas Ornament.
This beautiful American-made ornaments features a view of the South lawn and facade of The White House on a crispy winter evening. Inside the window, a Christmas tree with bright lights and decorations illuminates the starry night from the Oval Room. These lights pay tribute to the first Christmas tree in the White House to have electric lights. The back of the ornament shows a glance of one of many famous Christmas parties that the Cleveland family was known to throw.
Grover Cleveland was the only person to serve two non-consecutive terms as President of the United States. He was the only Democrat to be elected U.S. President during the Republican political era that ran from 1860-1912. From 1928-1946 Grover Cleveland’s images appeared on the front of the $1000 Bill.
Just GOTO WWW.WHITEHOUSECHRISTMASORNAMAMENT.COM and enter the DC Message Boards Code above upon checkout to receive $5 off of any order over $50. You can also use this same code at WWW.DCGIFTSHOP.COM, ACHRISTMASORNAMENT.COM, and WWW.UNIQUEVALENTINE.COM.
The Official 2009 White House Christmas Ornament is now available!
Your FREE DC Message Boards discount code is:
2009dcpages
WhiteHouseChristmasOrnament.com proudly presents
The Official 2009 White House Grover Cleveland Christmas Ornament.
This beautiful American-made ornaments features a view of the South lawn and facade of The White House on a crispy winter evening. Inside the window, a Christmas tree with bright lights and decorations illuminates the starry night from the Oval Room. These lights pay tribute to the first Christmas tree in the White House to have electric lights. The back of the ornament shows a glance of one of many famous Christmas parties that the Cleveland family was known to throw.
Grover Cleveland was the only person to serve two non-consecutive terms as President of the United States. He was the only Democrat to be elected U.S. President during the Republican political era that ran from 1860-1912. From 1928-1946 Grover Cleveland’s images appeared on the front of the $1000 Bill.
Just GOTO WWW.WHITEHOUSECHRISTMASORNAMAMENT.COM and enter the DC Message Boards Code above upon checkout to receive $5 off of any order over $50. You can also use this same code at WWW.DCGIFTSHOP.COM, ACHRISTMASORNAMENT.COM, and WWW.UNIQUEVALENTINE.COM.
"...we're all in it together" Brazil 1984
#5 Washington Gifts
Posted 04 November 2009 - 04:52 PM
#8 Danimal
Posted 23 November 2009 - 03:12 PM
The new ornament (2009) is a lot prettier in person than in the picture. You need to actually hold one in your hand to do it justice as they say.
The Barack Obama ornament is also really nice, it's a collectible, and since it commemorates the inauguration, it's also historic!
I like them both equally as much.
The Barack Obama ornament is also really nice, it's a collectible, and since it commemorates the inauguration, it's also historic!
I like them both equally as much.
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