As the amazing 2013 draws to a close, sending you best wishes for happy holidays with some random pics of the retro-mod aluminum Christmas tree decked with fave vintage Shiny Brites. And with special guest appearances by three Johanna Parker pieces (the limited edition Snowman sitter at the bottom of the tree, and the Santa & Snowman ornaments hanging out over the stockings). If you look closely, you just might also see Red Hob & Green Hob, stars of Grim Happy Christmas hanging out on the boughs of the tree; they are enjoying this grooveshark playlist (Bindlegrim Christmas).
Feliz Navidad from casita Bindlegrim!
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Monday, December 23, 2013
Thursday, December 15, 2011
Shiny Brite Aluminum Christmas Tree
Well, it must already be quite obvious from The Grim Happy Christmas (with a cast of kitsch gnomes dating around the fifties), that there is great deal of interest in vintage Christmas too around the Bindlegrim household. And over the past year the gnomes have been helping collect just a few boxes of wonderful old Shiny Brite ornaments for the second year's go at an aluminum Christmas tree.
For tips on identification (vintage vs Radko), company history, and a variety of vintage ornament photos check out these links:



Of course the Christmas gnomes just had to get into the act too, in true appreciation of the aluminum tree, and here's a few portraits of some of the band members:
For more vintage Christmas images of fun designs from the past check out these fun groups on flickr:
For tips on identification (vintage vs Radko), company history, and a variety of vintage ornament photos check out these links:
Mid-Century Modern Glass Tree Ornaments: Shiny BritesOf special attraction here were the assorted mod/retro/abstract shapes that were produced. And here's a handful of photos featuring a few of those designs:
Vintage Shiny Brite Christmas Ornaments
and you might try shopping around on etsy for them:
shiny brite ornaments on Etsy
and here's a site on: Aluminum Christmas Trees
Of course the Christmas gnomes just had to get into the act too, in true appreciation of the aluminum tree, and here's a few portraits of some of the band members:
For more vintage Christmas images of fun designs from the past check out these fun groups on flickr:
Wishing you all a joyous season from Bumble (bah humbug) Bindlegrim!
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