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Many of us mix such pieces in with our villages. Some photos of the celluloid exhibit by Pete Oehmen; the Golden Glow of Christmas Past Convention 2019


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and more--celluloid houses here too


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and a close-up


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These are wonderful pieces, perfect in every way. I've never seen the houses before so it was a treat to see these now.

Pete thanks for sharing and Maria thanks for posting
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So are all of these Pete's figures or he took the photos? In any case, they are incredible.

If they are Pete's, he must have packed for days to make these displays.

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These are photos from the convention
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