“Christmas 1943” Red cover with center farm scene of 2 people chasing a horsedrawn sleigh filled with people

Angel with red hair blowing horn on cover. Inside detached from cover staples.

Cutout window with a bow labeled “Merry Christmas 1947.” Through thewindow, parents in bed with two kids with toys waking them.

“The Family Christmas Book 1948” Spaniel digging into a box marked “For Taffy” under tree with 2 bulbs, drum, white haired doll.

“Christmas 1949” Lighted winter scene of a house. This is part of “Christmas Album: Nineteen Hundred and Forty Nine” which also contains a record titled “Keeping Christmas,” narrator Jim Ameche, U-1631, Created and released by Line Material Company.

Farm scene with sleigh. Translucent cover. Puzzle inside (mine is missing a piece)

Two generations watching Santa put a star on a Christmas tree. Pop-up picture, missing 3-D glasses.

Sleeping boy with “Christmas Story Book” on chest and 7 tiny people

“A Merry Christmas in the old fashioned way sent to you in the spirit of today.” December 25, 1955. Plastic binding

“The Magic of Christmas.” Cover shows a blond girl within a Christmas tree with four bulbs. By Line Material, A McGraw Electric Company. See 1957/1958 this is the identical booklet from Canadian Line Material

Bright Red cover with a girl holding a doll and a boy playing with a red fire truck, record included. Original mailing envelope.

“The Magic of Christmas,” Cover shows a blond girl within a Christmas tree with four bulbs, 1957 - 1958, Canadian Line Materials Limited. Record is missing

“The Sound of Sleigh Bells…” Boy in 4 poster bed with quilt on bed, girl next to bed with finger to lips. Produced by Line Material Industries, McGraw-Edison Company.

Reindeer cover. My copy is missing the record. Undated but the most recent copyright is 1957. Has business card glued in from “J.L. (Jim) Carey” of Line Material.

Snowman cover. Record included. Has business card glued in from “P.K. Churchill” of Line material.