There is something special about all white nativities.
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| Carole made this Flight to Egypt to go along with the large nativity |
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Our second nativity set. It was made by Jack's birth cousin, Lois Fuller, soon after we found his birth family. Jack's brother, Harold, commissioned Lois to do it. Carole always wanted a totally white nativity. |
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| Dollar store find |
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| Two dollar store "Jade" nativities |
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| Dollar store nativity |
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| Gift from Gary and Bonnie. Carole thought it was wooden until she dropped Joseph and his head broke off. It is actually resin. |
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| Music box where you twist the top |
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| A wind up music box |
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| Small dollar store set |
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| San Francisco Music Box company nativity |
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| A pastor friend said that this the buildings in this scene are very representative of the Holy Land. The buildings are one piece with individual figures. Found at an Anne Arundel Coiunty Fair Ground yard sale. |
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| A little better view of some of the figures to the above set. |
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| Off white nativity. Purchased for half price after Christmas |
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| Two "Jade" dollar store nativities |
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| A different dollar store nativity |
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| Lser cut metal nativity in three parts. Bought at the Annapolis Amish Market |
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| Not sure of origin but notice that Jesus is being held in a standing position |
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| Found at a yard sale |
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| White night light that we use in the bathroom |
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| Ceramic |
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| All one piece. Has a green light |
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| Unknown origin |
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| Wooden nativity by Earl Martin. |
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| Found in a thrift store. Actually three pieces |
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