April 12, 2024
Mint 1998 Santa's Crystal Valley In The Christmas Train
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Check out my other items !You are bidding on a brand new, never used Santa's Crystal Valley collectible Figurine set. This Figurine set,which is in mint condition, is from the FIGI "Santa's Crystal Valley" collection and is titled Santa's Express has 4 individual pieces which hook together to form a christmas train. Each piece measures at least 4. inches high and 3.75 inches wide. Santa's Crystal Valley is a magical line of illuminated collectible sculptures created by renowned artist and sculptor Steve Kehrli. The pieces in the collection portray whimsical vignettes of Santa and his elves at work as well as scenes from daily life within this spectacular, shimmering valley which lies hidden near the North Pole. This particular piece depicts Santa driving the engine of the train, with a sleeping miner from the Crystal mine, an elf reading the mail at the post office and Santa's polar bear friend painting a crystal reindeer on the toy car. This retired 1998 piece has a limited edition number of 1E/3520. The style number is CV4-TRN. It is hand painted and retails for as much as $235.00 on collectors web sites. For more great items, books, custom designed jewelry, collectibles, notepads, mugs, and much more visit our store, Brazos Gifts. I charge the calculated cost of shipping based upon the estimated weight (I am usually within an
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