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Oh wow. How did you find out who manufactured that Nativity set? (And where is Aunt M's old set???)
ReplyDeleteM&E have Grandpa & Grandma's old set. I assume that is what you mean by Aunt M's set.
ReplyDeleteI haven't seen it for years. Since they don't put it on display I was wondering if they still had it.
ReplyDelete"Hartland Molded Hartland, Wis." is stamped on several of the pieces. Apparently the set is a collector's item.
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