The Peace Symbol was originally designed by Gerald Holtom in as a logo for nuclear disarmament. Now recognized and used universally as a peace symbol, it has deliberately never been copyrighted. It is free for all to use worldwide.

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Covered Bridges recall simpler times and small towns where everyone knew their neighbors. Nicknamed "kissing bridges," reasons are varied as to why they were covered perhaps to preserve the truss structure, to prevent oxen from balking when crossing water, or protect travelers during storms.

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In the land of winter, snow and ice, Mr. and Mrs. Penguin love to add sparkle and shine to their igloo at Christmastime. The lovely pair hang lights and decorate with lovely ornaments upon the tree to show their holiday spirit and bring light to the dark days of winter.

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Horseshoes are considered to bring good luck. In the days when folks believed in the magical powers of iron, horseshoes were hung above a doorway to protect the inhabitants against witches and other evils. Hang this ornament on your Christmas tree to bring good luck in the coming year!

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The Canadian Flag consists of a red maple leaf, the widely recognized symbol of Canada, on a white section between two red fields. The white areas represent peace and honesty, and the red symbolizes hardiness, bravery and strength. This national flag was introduced on February 15, 1965.

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The bite of the cold winter air is melted away with the wiggles and giggles shared with a furry friend. Eskimo dogs are working members of the family, providing transportation and companionship during the dark winter days.

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Scouts learn essential life skills and build character qualities that will serve them for years to come. Wearing a scout uniform is an honor, a privilege, and the program is hard work. Participants work together to achieve goals and earn badges to decorate their uniforms.

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Ornament Maker's Shop ornament, a charming holiday treasure designed with a small hole on its underside, ready to borrow a standard bulb from your tree to light up the cozy workshop. Unlock its secrets and discover a hidden Christmas light bulb, a playful reindeer, an angel, and many more surprises. Brimming with hidden delights and festive imagery, the Ornament Maker's Shop ornament is sure to become a beloved part of your holiday traditions. Each hidden element adds a touch of magic and wonder, making this ornament a captivating piece for both young and old.

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Pocket watches were the most common type of watch from their development in the 16th century until wristwatches became popular after World War I. Pocket watches are usually attached to a chain so that the wearer may secure them to clothing.

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Ring! Ring! Smartphones have changed our lives, culture and connectivity. While phones and technology come and go, one thing is certain to never change, the magic of Christmas and desire to be with loved ones. You may find yourself singing, "Ill be home for Christmas, if only on video chat."

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A new box of crayons is a special treat for artists ages 0-99. Cherish memories of making priceless works of art with kids with this special ornament. Many masterpieces have been created with these colored wax sticks, adorning the fridge and scrapbooks.

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