April 23, 2024
VINTAGE 6' STAINLESS ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE W/ORIG BOX
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Payment VINTAGE 6' STAINLESS ALUMINUM CHRISTMAS TREE W/ORIG BOX This vintage 6' tall stainless aluminum Christmas tree is complete and in very good condition. The tree includes two wooden poles(24" & 19 1/4" long), 3 metal legs(with screws to attach them to the pole), 56 branches and the paper tubes for the branches. The tree requires only 55 branches, so t is one extra. However, it's probably not much good as it's pretty well flattened out(it's the top branch in the last photo). A couple of the other branches are slightly flattened in spots, but they're still fine to use(the branches are intact, but you may get a few individual pieces of aluminum that fall off). The poles were originally covered with silver foil, but it has fallen off both poles, and only one piece of foil remains. However, the poles have been painted silver, which actually looks much better than the foil. The box for the tree is in good condition, but it is discolored and torn on one end. The tree was made by the ALUMINUM SPECIALITY COMPANY of MANITOWOC, WINSCONSIN. I'm not sure of the exact age of the tree, but since t is no zip code noted on the box, that would date it to before July 1, 1963. I also have a vintage color wheel that was used with these trees listed now. Shipping for the tree will be $15.00 in continental US postal zones 1-4 and $20.00 in zones
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