Liberty Falls jeremiah sobel's home americana collection AH205 2000 NIB

Description: Liberty Falls Jeremiah Sobel's Home from the 2000 Americana Collection series number AH205 Thank You for considering this Liberty Falls Jeremiah Sobel's Home from the 2000 Americana Collection series number AH205. The dimensions of this vintage Liberty Falls collectible are three inches (3.00”) tall by two and three-quarter inches (2.75”) wide by three inches (3.00”) deep with an approximate shipping weight of eleven ounces (11oz). We ship USPS or FedEx and eBay's Global Shipping Program. The Ralph Gadiel Liberty Falls story: A gentleman named Ralph Gadiel had a dream one day to produce a top-quality collectible product at an affordable price to sell in America. Mr. Gadiel came up with a plan to have this product made in China and shipped to the United States. To achieve his goal, Mr. Gadiel decided to have his product shipped in large containers on cargo ships. This process would effectively help keep the costs for production and shipping lower. After putting the first part of his plan into action, his next decision was to sell his collectibles in only full container amounts, thus allowing the containers to be offloaded and sent directly to the customer and keep him out of the distribution process.Allowing only high volume or large department store chains could afford to carry the collection. In 1989 Ralph released a test market set of his Liberty Falls collection and started producing the first complete series in 1991. After releasing the first full set of collectibles, Ralph thought he should only create ten pieces per year and Issue them beginning in October if you collected all ten new items and mailed back the stickers included in each box. He would allow you to purchase a set of specific yearly bonus pieces for your collection as well. The majority of Department stores sold these to entice customers to visit the store and buy more items. These were offered at the rate of one per week for ten consecutive weeks, with each one going on sale on the same day each week. The competing stores would then sell each of these on opposing days to entice their customers without conflicting. These typically sold out rather quickly, and in fact, collectors would line up outside before the stores had even opened, attempting to ensure they would get one. However, to say there were ten new pieces each year is a little misleading. Competing department stores wanted slightly different product lines to differentiate themselves caused Ralph some problems. Dillards & Carsen's insisted that Ralph send them slightly different sets requiring customers who wanted a complete collection to shop at both. Ralph accomplished this by manufacturing more than ten different buildings making it twelve or fourteen each year. As their popularity continued to grow, Ralph added accessory items, such as an afghan/tree skirt, a cookie jar, keychains, and even a dinnerware set.There were more substantial, lighted versions of some of the buildings, four games of miniature building Christmas tree ornaments, and two sheet-plastic "layouts, with roads and ponds. Eventually, the detail and craftsmanship improved dramatically, making most of the early pieces seem crude. Finally, some of the later collectibles were so impressive that they would overwhelm your senses and take your breath away. Sadly, Ralph Gadiel was diagnosed with cancer and passed away in late 1998. His company, International Resources, was sold to a man named Larry Stern. Our promise to all customers current and futureIt is our mission to provide items that meet or exceed your expectations. We intend to answer all questions giving honest and knowledgeable answers quickly, processing any returns (when necessary) quickly and honestly. In addition, we will do our best to submit product listings that are honest, informative, accurate, and complete. While always working to provide safe and reliable packing and quick shipping and respecting eBay's service terms. Please let us help you with any questions, issues, or refunds,, and allow us to resolve them before leaving feedback.

Price: 10 USD

Location: Johns Island, South Carolina

End Time: 2024-04-29T15:39:29.000Z

Shipping Cost: N/A USD

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Return shipping will be paid by: Seller

All returns accepted: Returns Accepted

Item must be returned within: 30 Days

Refund will be given as: Money Back

Size: Small

Shape: Asymmetrical

Handmade: Yes

Artist: Liberty Falls

Production Technique: Does Not Apply

Character: Jeremiah Sobel's Home

Country/Region of Manufacture: China

Department: Kids, Teens, Adults

Custom Bundle: No

Style: American

Item Height: 3.00 Inches

Americana Series Number: AH205

Item Width: 3.00 Inches

Additional Parts Required: No

Closure Type: Does Not Apply

Material: Resin

Theme: Holiday, Old West

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Pattern: Figurine

Type: House

Features: Hand-Painted, 3D Effect

Number in Pack: 1

Antique: No

Customized: No

Color: Multicolor

Year Manufactured: 2000

Subject: Villages

Finish: Painted

Item Length: 2.75 Inches

Care Instructions: Clean with Dampen Cloth