Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments For 2009

Hallmark Ornaments Images For 2009

Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments For 2009

2009 Captain America
Celebrate 70 years of Marvel Comics with the Hallmark Keepsake ornament by Anita Marra Rogers. 4 inches tall.


2009 Comic Book Heros #2: Spider-Man
This is the second ornament in the Comic Book Heros series. Designed by Robert Chad, this Hallmark ornament is 4 inches ta…

2009 Flash: The Fastest Man Alive
Hallmark ornament by Nello Williams. 3 3/4 inches tall.

2009 Galaga
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This Hallmark Keepsake Magic ornament features battery operated sound and lights. Press the "player" buttons to see the game light up and hear the unforgettable sounds of this timeless arcade classic. Designed by Orville Wilson, this ornament is 4 1/4 inches tall. It will be available beginning in October 2009.


2009 Ghostbusters: ECTO-1
Hallmark Keepsake Magic ornament featuring battery operated sound. Plays music from the Ghostbusters theme song. 4 3/4 inches wide.

2009 Star Trek: Klingon Battle Cruiser
This Hallmark ornament features battery operated lights. By Lynn Norton. 5 inches long.

2009 Star Trek: Starfleet Phaser
Battery operated light and sound. Plays portions of dialogue from the original Star Trek television series. Create realistic phaser sound and light effects. 3 3/4 inches tall. Hallmark Keepsake ornament. This ornament will be available beginning in October 2009.


2009 Star Trek: The Menagerie
This Hallmark ornament features battery operated light and sound. Captain Pike's light flashes and a sound clip of Spock and Captain Kirk plays. By Anita Marra Rogers. 3 1/4 inches tall.

2009 Star Wars A New Hope: Greedo
In the classic 1977 film 'Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope,' bounty huter Greedo can scarecely believe his luck when Han Solo, the slippery smuggler he's been tracking for Jabba the Hut, practically falls into his lap at the Mos Eisley Cantina. Greedo corns him and lays down a point-blank ultimatum--the money Solo owes Jabba...or his life. But in the end, only one scoundrel will walk away from this bargaining table. And it is not the green one.

This special limited edition ornament was issued in limited quanitities and first available at the 2009 Hallmark Keepsake Ornament Premiere event. This ornament was designed by Kristina Kline-Gaughran.

2009 Star Wars A New Hope: Han Solo
This is the 13th ornament in the Star Wars series. By Kristina Kline-Gaughran. 4 1/2 inches tall. Hallmark Keepsake ornament.

2009 Star Wars A New Hope: Luke's Landspeeder
Hallmark ornament by Robert Hurlburt. 4 3/4 inches long.

2009 Star Wars The Clone Wars: Anakin Skywalker and Ahsoka Tano
Set of two Hallmark ornaments by Kristina Kline-Gaughran and Robert Hurlburt. Anakin is 2 1/2 inches tall and Ahsoka is 2 1/4 inches tall. This ornament set will be available beginning in October 2009.

2009 Star Wars The Phantom Menace: A Deadly Duel
This battery operated Hallmark Keepsake Magic ornament by Kristina Kline-Gaughran is 4 1/2 inches wide. The gate illuminates and authentic lightsaber battle sounds can be heard.

2009 Superman: A Hero Bravely Rises
Hallmark Keepsake ornament designed by Anita Marra Rogers. 4 1/2 inches tall.

2009 Wolverine and the X-Men: Wolverine
4 1/2 inches wide. Hallmark Keepsake ornament.

2009 Wonder Woman
Designed by Joanne Eschrich, this Hallmark Keepsake ornament is 4 inches tall.

2009 Batman: Descending Upon Gotham
Hallmark Keepsake ornament by Anita Marra Rogers. 4 1/2 inches tall.

I'm all over the Ecto-1 and Galaga ornaments. I just hope I don't have to buy 10 cards and pay $10 for each.

Hallmark has great stuff like this every year. Never can really afford much of it though.

I like mah Christmas trees filled with cartoon characters and such. Traditional isn't as fun.

I love the Hallmark ornament, I've collected them since I was a kid. I can't wait to get all the Marvel and the Han solo and the Darth Maul battle scene.

That Galaga machine is going right next to the ski ball machine in my Dreadnoks hangout. Although at $18.50, I don't think I'd be interested if it was any game but Galaga. But if I get Galaga, then I have to get last year's Pac-Man. And if I have Pac-Man nad Galaga, then I have to buy whatever game comes out next year.

I see this ending three years from now, with a model of Flynn's arcade and a gutted PSP that's been converted to an Atari Football table. I never saw Galaga. I'm walking away

I'm digging the Ecto-1 and the Galaga machine (though I'd prefer a Pac-Man, Bad Dudes, or Street Fighter II one...), but I know these are going to be bloody overpriced, especially up here in Canada. If we see them, that is. I didn't have a chance to get that Pac-Man one before.

Galaga is almost the right size to next to the marvel select Punisher and pinball machine

Galaga rocks!

How better to celebrate Christmas than with a depiction of a former hero in his now disfigured, crippled state? Boy, that Star Trek ornament is depressing!! Maybe next year Hallmark can make one of The Elephant Man.

I love this stuff. I'll probably try to get a couple for the tree this year.