Description
Add a touch of nostalgic charm to your holiday collection with this New in Box Vintage 1997 Raggedy Ann Stamp Christmas Ornament by Kurt S. Adler. Part of the exclusive “Santa’s World” series, this officially licensed ornament features Raggedy Ann designed as a replica of the iconic 32¢ USPS postage stamp. The piece captures the beloved character with her signature textured red hair, button eyes, and triangular nose set against a deep blue background, complete with scalloped perforated edges and gold/silver denomination details for a realistic philatelic look.
The ornament is New Old Stock (NOS), crafted from glazed resin that showcases vibrant colors and precise detailing. It is presented in its original glossy red display box from the late-1990s era, complete with a clear plastic window, internal support, and the original retail barcode label marked “RA 4.” The ornament itself remains unworn and perfect for immediate display or hanging.
This item bridges two beloved collector markets: Raggedy Ann memorabilia and vintage postal history, making it a unique treasure for fans of Simon & Schuster characters, USPS stamp enthusiasts, and vintage Christmas decor lovers. The box shows minimal storage wear consistent with its age, including minor corner scuffs and adhesive residue, but remains fully intact and displayable. A wonderful addition to any nostalgic holiday tree or curated collectible set.
FEATURES:
• Kurt S. Adler “Santa’s World” Collection; Officially Licensed by Simon & Schuster & USPS
• 1997 Commemorative Replica: Features Raggedy Ann portrait, scalloped perforated edges, and “32 USA” Yellow / White text
• Material: Resin body with textured finish; red plastic hanging loop at top center
• Condition: Ornament is New Old Stock/Pristine. Box is vintage condition with minor storage wear and original labels intact
• Packaging: Includes original bright red cardboard box with clear display window, internal support, and inventory sticker
• Dimensions: Approx. 3″ x 4″; Date Circa 1997; Marked “Hand Crafted in China” and “This is a Decoration • Not a Child’s Toy”
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