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2010 Christmas Ornament – The Gray Ghost
2010 Christmas Ornament – The Gray Ghost
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2010 Mort Künstler Collectible Ornament
The Gray Ghost
We proudly introduce the 2010, Fifteenth Anniversary, Mort Künstler Collectible Ornament entitled The Gray Ghost.
The scene in this ornament features Colonel John Singleton Mosby, and his men, riding in front of the Fauquier County Courthouse in Warrenton after dining at the renowned Warren-Green Hotel on January 18, 1863.
Each Ornament comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and an ornament stand.
From the school:
Timber Ridge School proudly presents limited edition Christmas ornaments featuring the artwork of renowned Civil War artist Mr. Mort Künstler. Mr. Künstler has been a very generous supporter of the School by donating the use of a piece of his artwork for 25 of our ornaments. His tremendous support of our program was recognized in March of 2003 with the dedication of the Mort Künstler Residence Hall.
All proceeds from the sale of ornaments are earmarked for the improvement of campus programs and facilities.
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The Gray Ghost
We proudly introduce the 2010, Fifteenth Anniversary, Mort Künstler Collectible Ornament entitled The Gray Ghost.
The scene in this ornament features Colonel John Singleton Mosby, and his men, riding in front of the Fauquier County Courthouse in Warrenton after dining at the renowned Warren-Green Hotel on January 18, 1863.
Each Ornament comes with a Certificate of Authenticity and an ornament stand.
From the school:
Timber Ridge School proudly presents limited edition Christmas ornaments featuring the artwork of renowned Civil War artist Mr. Mort Künstler. Mr. Künstler has been a very generous supporter of the School by donating the use of a piece of his artwork for 25 of our ornaments. His tremendous support of our program was recognized in March of 2003 with the dedication of the Mort Künstler Residence Hall.
All proceeds from the sale of ornaments are earmarked for the improvement of campus programs and facilities.
