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2. 15 Expensive Nutcrackers That Put Our Basic Ones to Shame - AOL

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   If you don’t want to shell out nearly $8,000 for the 9-foot version, you can go for the more modest 6-footer at $3,300. 5. Extra-Large German Drummer Nutcracker

3. These are the Memphis and Mid-South holiday events you won't ...

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   Tennessee Ballet Theater's Clara & the Nutcracker. ... This 6-foot fake Christmas tree looks like the real deal (and it's on sale for $27!) See all deals. In Other News.

4. 11 Cutest Cowboy Christmas Decorations for a Ranch ... - AOL

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   December 6, 2024 at 5:37 PM ... Whether it's a cowboy nutcracker, faux antler centerpiece, or rustic cowbell garland, this list will have it all. ... Each six-foot string features ten red and ...

5. Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum - Wikipedia

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   During the 1960s, Wagner began to purchase various kinds of nutcrackers. [9] The museum's building is of a Bavarian style and is of an area of 5,000 square feet; Assorted nutcrackers. In 2010, the Leavenworth Nutcracker Museum contained over 6,000 nutcrackers, with some dating to the 16th century. [5] [10] Wagner came to be known as "the ...

6. Nutcracker - Wikipedia

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   Decorative nutcrackers became popular in the United States after the Second World War, following the first US production of The Nutcracker ballet in 1940 and the exposure of US soldiers to the dolls during the war. [14] In the United States, few of the decorative nutcrackers are now functional, though expensive working designs are still ...

7. Henry Quackenbush - Wikipedia

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   In 1913, Quackenbush invented the spring-jointed nutcracker and a nutpick, designs still in wide use today. [2] Over the years, his company produced over 200 million, and metal nutcrackers seen today stamped with the hallmark "HMQ" or "QBC" were those made by the Quackenbush. The company stopped making air guns in the 1930s, but continued ...