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City - Cincinnati, OH - Queen city 1915 Ceramic Tree Decoration

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Style: Ceramic Circle Ornament

Bring a lot more holiday cheer to your tree with a custom ceramic tree decoration. Add family photos, images and personal message to both sides of this tree decoration. A strand of gold thread makes it easy to hang this fantastic keepsake.

  • Dimensions:
    • Diameter: 7.2 cm
    • Thickness: 0.4 cm
    • Weight: 39.6 g.
  • Made of white porcelain
  • Full-colour, full-bleed printing
  • Printing on both sides
  • Creator Tip: To ensure the highest quality print, please note that this product’s customisable design area measures 7.3 cm x 7.3 cm. For best results please add 0.3 cm (1/8") bleed.

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City - Cincinnati, OH - Queen city 1915 Ceramic Tree Decoration

City - Cincinnati, OH - Queen city 1915 Ceramic Tree Decoration

Colorized photo from 1915 Original title: Main Street from Fountain Square Photographer: Detroit publishing Location: 198 E 5th St., Cincinnati, Ohio This is the view from main street, that was near the original Fountain Square location. On the left was the old post office, which was built in the 1880's, and replaced with the new facility, the Potter Stewart United States Courthouse in 1930. The buildings to the right of the streetcars have been replaced by the Wald Peck Federal Building in the early 1960's. The building on the on the right with the huge directory on its wall was the Blymyer building. A tall building with many tenants. And a real pain for sign painters that need to repel down the side to paint in the new one or remove the old one. The building in the middle, the tall white one, was the Gwynne Building, built in 1913. It's a Beaux Arts style, 120,000 sq ft, 13 story structure. It was one of the most architecturally distinctive building in this region at this time. It still stands today as a historic place. If you go further back, that blue sign is where the Second National Bank sits, and its still there today. I find it interesting that now and then you can find a time traveler, someone that looks a bit out of place and could pass for someone from today's time. Though this guy looks like he came from the 1940's. Can you find him?

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By Paul M.5 December 2017Verified Purchase
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I purchased this as a gift for a friend and they were delighted with it. The finish of the ceramic decoration exceeded my expectations and was glossy and gave a nice tinkling chink as they touched each other. A great finish and generously sized ornament.
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By Marie N.18 January 2021Verified Purchase
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The prodigy was easy to design amd order, and postage was quick too! I ordered 3 identical ones one for myself, one as a gift and one for safe keeping. I’m glad I did because it’s adorable. Great quality print amd colour a were as they were through the design process.
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By Cindy M.15 December 2021Verified Purchase
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The product is awsome i love it thank you xxx im also please to say because of the no track of my order my mind was upset about it all and the response i got for help with nice. The orniment has come out really nice this has made my day

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Product ID: 175420946421388656
Created on 24/11/2021, 17:35
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