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- First developed by: Manitowoc
- Common uses: Reusable vintage style Christmas tree
- Made from: Aluminum
- Price range: $9 to $400
- Original brand: "The Evergleam"
- Popularized between 1959 and 1969
- Produced by over 40 companies
- Eventually produced in many colors
- Often used with color wheels
- Currently considered collectibles
- Caution: Do not use with string lights, which could cause electrocution
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Aluminum Christmas trees are artificial retro-style trees typically silver in color. Many other colors are common, the rarest being the pink Christmas tree. They were often used with a color wheel to produce colorful shimmering in the tree. Aluminum trees were very popular in the late 1950s and 1960s.
This page contains links to, and information about, various kinds of aluminum Christmas trees.
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History
In 1958, Tom Gannon saw a homemade metal Christmas tree in a small store. He loved the idea and suggested it to Manitowoc, where he worked as the sales manager. Manitowoc was a major manufacturer of aluminum cookware at the time.Bill's Antique Christmas Light Site: Aluminum Christmas Tree HistoryBy the winter of 1959, the first aluminum trees were on the market. They called their tree "The Evergleam" and advertised it as a permanent alternative to standard pine trees. Popularity faded after 1965. "The Evergleam" was manufactured until 1969.
Some of the rarer and more valuable styles are pompom-ended branches and trees tinted pink.
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How to Set Up An Aluminum Christmas Tree
This helpful video shows exactly how to go about setting up an aluminum Christmas tree. From the tree turner, which allows the tree to rotate, to the actual individual parts of the tree, the video clip shows the best way to assemble the tree for holiday enjoyment.
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Aluminum Christmas Tree Links, Powered by Google Powered by Google
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Aluminum Christmas trees, color wheels and more
At AluminumChristmasTrees.net, we sell only vintage Aluminum Christmas Trees and accessories.aluminumchristmastrees.net -
Aluminum Christmas Trees at Lowest Prices! Made in the USA ...
Aluminum Christmas Trees. Made in the USA! Extensive Selection and Lowest Prices. 2 Year Guarantee. Made to last for many Christmas seasons to come!oaktreeent.com -
The Classic Aluminum Christmas Tree at Hammacher Schlemmer
The Classic Aluminum Christmas Tree at Hammacher Schlemmerhammacher.com -
YuleTide Expressions
Bring the retro-warmth and magic of a classic aluminum Christmas tree to your home or office. The Original Silver Tree will rekindle the nostalgia of seasons past with this stunnin...yuletideexpressions.com
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Aluminum Christmas Tree on Amazon
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The Aluminum Christmas Tree: A Novel - $18.99
The shiny aluminum tree was the symbol of everything he thought was right in their lives and everything she thought was wrong. It was 1958 and Jimmy Jackson had it all: a wife, two...Amazon
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R & M Old Fashioned Holiday 6 Piece Aluminum Cookie Cutter Set - $11.99
Amazon.com: R & M Old Fashioned Holiday 6 Piece Aluminum Cookie Cutter Set: Kitchen & DiningAmazon
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NOVICA Aluminum sculpture, 'Jingling Christmas Tree'
Amazon.com: NOVICA Aluminum sculpture, 'Jingling Christmas Tree': Kitchen & DiningAmazon
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Aluminum Christmas Tree Products
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Artificial Christmas Tree Aluminum Tinsel 4' Tall Vintage Style - $99.99
Amazon.com: Artificial Christmas Tree Aluminum Tinsel 4' Tall Vintage Style: Kitchen & DiningAmazon
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Genuine Aluminum Christmas Tree - $199.95
Amazon.com: Genuine Aluminum Christmas Tree: Kitchen & DiningAmazon
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Aluminum Christmas Tree Questions
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Why do you like Christmas trees? 3 AnswersI have been fascinated with Christmas trees back when I was a child. And I think my father has got a lot to do with it. During Christmas time he would go with m... read more -
I need help finding a Christmas Tree! 4 AnswersQVC has a selection of white Christmas trees, including lighted and upside down. I don't get the upside down thing. You can sign up for their e-mails and catc... read more -
How do you get a Christmas tree topper to stay on an artificial tree? 1 AnswerFirst, try using some supporting branches. Our tree topper is a giant snowman head (hey, it's funny!) that is very heavy, so we bend up a few of the top branche... read more
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