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Showing all sets from any year in seasonal ordered by released year ↘ reviewed by any reviewer displayed as list.

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Unknown

Avoid 50%

Santa Claus

39 parts. 2 reviews.

1978-1 Basic Seasonal 1991

1978-1 Santa Claus

Unknown

Avoid 50%

Rabbit

24 parts. 2 reviews.

1677-1 Basic Seasonal 1990

1677-1 Rabbit

46

Indifference 67%

Santa with Reindeer and Sleigh

63 parts. 3 reviews.

1628-1 Basic Seasonal 1989

1628-1 Santa with Reindeer and Sleigh

Unknown

Indifference 50%

Snowman

40 parts. 2 reviews.

1625-1 Basic Seasonal 1989

1625-1 Snowman

Unknown

Indifference 50%

Angel

33 parts. 2 reviews.

1626-1 Basic Seasonal 1989

1626-1 Angel

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Santa

36 parts. 2 reviews.

1627-1 Basic Seasonal 1989

1627-1 Santa

Unknown

Indifference 50%

Santa Claus

19 parts. 2 reviews.

1555-1 Basic Seasonal 1986

1555-1 Santa Claus

Unknown

Unknown 0%

Christmas Hearts

10 parts. 0 reviews.

1556-1 Basic Seasonal 1986

Unknown

Avoid 100%

Santa and Sleigh

1 parts. 1 reviews.

246-2 Basic Seasonal 1977

246-2 Santa and Sleigh

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