On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin landed on the moon, 4 days after Apollo 11 was launched. They spent about 3 hours on the surface, gathered rock and dirt samples, planted an American flag and left a sign that said, "We came in peace for all mankind." The Eagle has landed.

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Mr. ZIP is the fastest USPS mail sorter in the business. With an incredible knack for numbers and speedy nature, he introduced the ZIP Code™ system to America in 1963.

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Like their badges, the Police Officer's Cap is recognized as a symbol of authority and represents the officers who wear it. The Police Officer's Cap signifies a strong and protective presence. It also represents dedication and pride in providing public safety and service.

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For centuries, firefighters have used helmets to protect their heads while risking their lives to extinguish flames. While the shape and materials have changed over time, the fireman’s helmet has always been a symbol of these heroes. As a Spokane-based company, Old World Christmas is proud to stand with our community during this difficult time. Through August 13, 100% of proceeds from every Firefighter Helmet Ornament sold will be donated to the American Red Cross to support wildfire relief efforts and our neighbors impacted by the fires. For those in the Spokane area, Winnie's Hallmark on 29th Avenue will also be donating 100% of proceeds from the ornament to support wildfire relief. Spokane Strong

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A chef’s hat is also known as a toque. Chefs began wearing these hats to blend in with monks, by wearing similar shaped hats, as they sought refuge in the monasteries. Chefs were being persecuted for their creativity. The hats have remained a symbol of the profession.

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This double-breasted cotton jacket is reversible to hide stains & has knotted cloth buttons to survive frequent laundering. Marie-Antoine Careme developed the current chef's uniform in the mid-19th century. "Chef's whites" also includes the toque blanche & black/white hound's-tooth pants. White represents cleanliness. Bon appetit!

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Long ago, ship builders coated their hats in pitch and left them in the sun to cure. The hats hardened and served to protect the workers’ heads during dangerous work. Today’s construction helmets have evolved and have become a symbol of construction.

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Originally intended to cover a nurse's hair for hygienic purposes, the nurse's cap became an object of pride for nursing students. Receiving a cap was an important achievement! No longer mandatory, it still symbolizes the nursing profession and is a distinctive symbol representing service to others.

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The police badge is recognized as a symbol of authority, and to the officers who wear it, it also represents their dedication and pride in providing public safety and service. Each department has its own badge, but many share similar symbols like the eagle, which denotes a strong and protective presence.

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There is no greater sign in home-ownership than a "Sold" sign, whether you’re buying or selling a home! Buying and selling a home is a great achievement to be celebrated. Cherish the memories of that home for years to come as you hang this ornament on your tree.

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This beautiful glass ornament was carefully mouth-blown into a finely crafted mold. Then a hot solution of liquid silver was poured inside. Finally, the ornament was delicately hand-painted with many brightly colored lacquers and glitter for you to enjoy!

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An ambulance is a vehicle used to transport ill or injured people. It contains life-support equipment and is staffed with well-trained medical personnel, so patients receive specialized care while being transported to the hospital.

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