2001 Space Oddity

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Item # 55118 The aliens have landed in this 11 piece set. Crowds gather as police try to keep order. The aliens stay near their spaceship while a camera man gets it all on tape. Retired December 26, 2001.
2001 Space Oddity Department 56 Original Snow Village - Accessories Item # 55118 The aliens have landed in this 11 piece set. Crowds gather as police try to keep order. The aliens stay near their spaceship while a camera man gets it all on tape. Retired Decembe
This beautiful collectible from Department 56 makes a memorable collectible gift or a great addition to your own Department 56 collection.
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