Old World 25th Anniversary Heart

The silver anniversary is to be remembered and celebrated. The historic origins of this anniversary date back to the Holy Roman Empire when a husband would crown his wife with a silver wreath on their 25th wedding anniversary. Congratulations on this...

Old World New Driver

Getting behind the wheel of a car is a big responsibility and a huge right of passage in the American culture. After years of observing others driving, and months of studying and practice, a new driver is given a license and full access to the roads...

Old World Passport Ornament

If you want to travel the world, you ll need your valid passport at the ready! Issued by the US State Department, this little booklet is not just an official document; it s a wonderful memento of places visited around the globe. You can be a citizen of...

Old World Ring in Box Ornament

Giving a ring can have many meanings, but it has long had romantic significance. Since a circle has no end, it represents timelessness or everlasting love. When given to another, it is an outward sign of devotion. So the box may be small, but the gift of...

Old World Veterans Cap

Serving in the United States military is a sacrifice many have given to protect the freedom and liberty of the country. Veterans proudly wear a baseball-style hat. It is always worth the time and effort to thank these brave men and women for their...

Old World Wedding Cake Ornament

In the Middle Ages, guests brought sweet buns that were placed in a pile over which the bride and groom kissed. The taller the pile, the more prosperous the couple. This evolved into the tiered cake we know today. This Wedding Cake ornament serves as a...

Old World White Baby Onesie Ornament

In the Victorian era, infants were dressed in miniature versions of adult clothing. At their most relaxed, babies were dressed in white gowns. It wasn t until the 1950s that Walter Artzt designed the first baby onesie, creating a comfy & simple way...