Shiny Brite Ornaments are a brand of Christmas ornaments that first appeared on the market in 1937 and, according to Kovels ...

Radko bought the Shiny-Brite name in the late '90s and started selling replicas of the old Shiny-Brite glass ornaments in 2001. Even the Shiny-Brite boxes are the same.

They're just like the ornaments Grandma used to have! Better Homes & Gardens. Shiny Brite Ornaments are Back and More Popular Than Ever. Emily VanSchmus. October 2, 2020 at 5:02 PM ...

From collectible Shiny Brites to topical toilet paper rolls, Christmas ornaments brighten the season and make memories that last a lifetime. News Sports Packers Business Suburbs Advertise ...

Glass Shiny-Brite ornaments, purchased at Woolworth’s in York, have decorated our Christmas trees since the 1950s. In the 1960s production of Shiny-Brites moved to a plant in Emigsville.

Robert RameyVintage Shiny Brite ornaments which were popular during World War II are making a comeback this holiday seasonChristmas ornaments that decorated yesterday's trees continue to create ...

Eckardt continued to tout his “American Made” Shiny Brite ornaments. By the 1950s, Corning was producing 1,000 glass ornaments a minute or 1,440,0000 ornaments per day per machine.

Question: A friend asked me to write to you about an ornament that hung on her family’s Christmas tree for as long as she can remember. It is a large, bright red ball decorated with a glittering ...

From shaping to decorating, these ornaments are easy to craft and perfect for anyone looking to unleash their creative side. Crafts DIY. Incredible DIY Ornaments Crafted with Bright Colors.

From Shiny Brites in pastel shades, Jewel Brites with tiny bottle-brush trees inside, to Victorian paper ornaments — vintage Christmas ornament collecting is a hot hobby. "I have been collecting ...

The handblown, hand-painted glass ornaments on Elaine Holmes’ Christmas tree in Union Bridge are, she says, “a way of holding onto your immortality.” Most of the ornaments were he… ...