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Vanderbilt Wreath
For us every holiday season begins with the time-honored tradition of lugging a bunch of boxes down from the attic. And after we sort through the ancient ornaments tangled lights and bulbs we decide that this year we're keeping it simple. Let's just throw a Kurt S. Adler Vanderbilt Wreath up and call it a Christmas. Three different sizes add a festive spirit to small and large spaces alike. Pre-lit styles are perfect for the front door and unlit styles brighten up any interior wall or door. 'Tis the season to be jolly and there's nothing jolly about attic ladders and dusty boxes. Just put up the wreath and boom it's instant Christmas.Specifications for 48-inch wreathNumber of bulbs: 160Number of tips:1200Wreath width/diameter: 48 inchesSpecifications for 60-inch wreathNumber of bulbs:200Number of tips:3420Wreath width/diameter:60 inchesSpecifications for 96-inch wreath:Number of bulbs:400Number of tips:4800Wreath width/diameter:96 inchesAbout Kurt S. Adler Inc.The story of Kurt S. Adler Inc. begins after the close of World War II when Mr. Adler tried his hand at exporting general goods. Business grew and European economies flourished so he turned his focus to importing. Ornaments were offered by the 1950s and beautiful handmade angels from East and West Germany found an enthusiastic audience in America. Adler expanded the line to glass ornaments from Czechoslovakia hanging ceiling decorations from Germany and miniature lights from Italy.The next decade Adler started importing holiday decor from the Far East. Colorful snow globes and other animated items became a collector's favorite. In the 1980s and 90s Fabriche santas nutcrackers and other collectibles were ushered in. Recent additions include animatronics fiber optic trees interactive advent calendars and synchronized musical decorations.