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Secrets of Isis Pint Glass 16 oz - Joanna Cameron Filmation 1970s TV Series

Secrets of Isis Pint Glass 16 oz - Joanna Cameron Filmation 1970s TV Series

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"You're a mean one, Mr. Grinch!" Step straight into Whoville with this custom 16oz How the Grinch Stole Christmas! pint glass! Featuring iconic retro artwork from the legendary 1966 Chuck Jones animated holiday special, this glass brings timeless Mid-Century Dr. Seuss magic straight to your drinkware lineup. Showcasing vivid, high-fidelity graphics of the Grinch in his makeshift Santa suit, his faithful pup Max with his reindeer antler, and sweet little Cindy Lou Who, this glass captures all the heartwarming charm and mischievous fun of golden-era holiday television. Printed in rich, fade-resistant colors on heavy-duty clear glass, it’s the ultimate vessel for cold craft brews, festive eggnog, or iced cider during a December movie marathon, a standout addition to your seasonal kitchen display, or a perfect centerpiece for a holiday gift basket. 🍺 FEATURED CHARACTER ROSTER: • Whoville & Mount Crumpit: The Grinch, Max the Dog, & Cindy Lou Who [The Technical Details] • Capacity: 16 oz (Standard US Pint Glass) • Material: High-quality, durable clear glass • Ink Vibrancy: Premium, fade-resistant crisp print graphics • Care Instructions: Hand wash recommended with a soft sponge to preserve the retro artwork for years to come. Do not soak or use abrasive scrubbers. 🔍 [Lore Blurb] Debuting on CBS on December 18, 1966, How the Grinch Stole Christmas! was directed by legendary animator Chuck Jones and produced by The Cat in the Hat Productions in association with MGM Television. Adapted directly from Dr. Seuss's classic 1957 children's book, the 26-minute special was narrated by iconic horror cinema star Boris Karloff, who also voiced the title character. Featuring the unforgettable bass vocals of Thurl Ravenscroft on the signature song "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" (with lyrics written by Theodor Geisel himself), the special became an immediate critical triumph and an enduring staple of annual Christmas television traditions.
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