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Mike was kind to include my book with his beautiful tree in a corner out of harms way. 
Jeannie, in California, (Marc helps) sets up this awesome Evergleam with traditional blue Shiny Brites 
One of Jeannie’s 10 trees she displays with her able assistant Marc. There is no shortage of Christmas cheer in their California home. 
Karen’s Wrought Iron Tree Dish 
Karen’s Clever Display 
Jim added Shiny Brite boxes underneath his tree this year 
Okay, so its not a tree but super cool. Glenn filled this medicine cabinet with retro ornaments and used a small screw to ensure the door doesn’t flip open 
Oooo, Mike inherited his great grandmother’s and great aunt’s aluminum trees. Both came with their color wheels and vintage ornaments. 
One of eight or even ten trees Rick and JoAnn trim each year. I like “slims” for hallways also. 
Rick and JoAnn mix Craigslist bargains, family vintage heirlooms, and garland that was purchased at a discount store. 
Patrick uses his grandmother’s bulbs and a replica angel topper preserving the family’s heirloom 
Mixing candy canes with vintage is delightfully done by Patrick 
Annie loves Poland ornaments but blended Europe and America together 
Very nice variety on E’s Tree 
E displays Shiny Brites, George Franke, and European together 
Steve’s jumbo vintage, lots of frosted rims 
Steve smaller tree with retro topper 
Mary’s WW II Tree is such a tribute 
Sonya’s green aluminum tree made by Fairyland in Montreal, Canada 
Note the candle stick blow mold behind Sonya’s big tree 
Sonya’s silver with Putz houses 
Sonya’s blends flower lights with vintage ornaments 
Sonya’s santa theme 
Jim designed and created this gem modeled on the tree placed next to Rose Marie in the 1963 Dick Van Dyke Show Christmas Special 
Richard’s tree, notice the elves on the left and stocking 
Tom puts nine trees, look for the beautiful flower petal transparent 
Find Tom’s opaque yellow teardrop 
Tom’s uses a tree topper without worry of breakage 
Christmas meets 4th of July in Tom’s house 
Gale is a collector of West Germany Shiny Brites but there is one American-Made bulb on this tree 
Jody calls this her bubble tree because it reminds me of color soap bubbles floating 
Ed’s outburst of color, note the Putz house display and bottle brush trees on the right 
Ed’s tree topper collection is upper right 
Fellow Glower Mary has an impressive Shiny Brite Stencil Tree 
Cody uses 89 cardboard caps to decorate this tree celebrating vintage ornaments