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Tom Hull
PostPosted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 5:20 pm 
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This is for those who may have a Hacienda style that has a ripped off glue spot on the back of the fence. This is what goes here. This one is one I made from another that is in my collection. These cardboard trees are quite rare expecially ones glued to the fences as they were more vulnerable to getting knocked off. This has hand painted shutters and is one of only two of the painted shutter houses I have - not a very common detail. This is a large house with a 7" x 4 1/4" base and is 5 1/4" high. Notice that there is only ONE working window and that is in the upper story. The front two windows don't communicate with the back of the house.


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I will be glad to copy the tree pattern for anyone than wants it. Tom
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I would love the pattern for this adorable tree! Thanks
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Wow that is a sweet house! I have a tree on a windmill Hacieanda but it is all blue, somebody went out of there way to spruce that one up!!
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