2007 White House Historical Association Christmas Day Cards, Package of 16
 
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2007 White House Historical Association Christmas Day Cards, Package of 16

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Christmas Day 1916 cards depict President Woodrow Wilson playing Santa Claus. He assembled a caravan of automobilies in distribute toys to needy children along their holiday drive to Virginia. 16 cards and envelopes. "Season's Greetings. 5" x 7" Printed in the USA.

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