Plastic Tan Mouse Keychain from Rev. Ross McClellan

Object/Artifact

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St. Joseph Museums

The image shows a small keychain featuring a cartoonish mouse figure with round ears and a smiling expression. The mouse is wearing a green shirt and yellow shorts, and it stands upright with its arms relaxed by its sides. The keychain attachment is metallic, with a small chain connecting the mouse to a circular keyring for easy attachment to keys or bags. The background consists of a textured white material that closely resembles bubble wrap or foam, creating a soft contrast with the glossy and colorful finish of the mouse figure. The combination of the character's playful appearance and the functional keyring design makes this accessory both charming and practical for everyday use, appealing to those who appreciate whimsical and cute items.

The image shows a small keychain featuring a cartoonish mouse figure with round ears and a smiling expression. The mouse is wearing a green shirt and yellow shorts, and it stands upright with its arms relaxed by its sides. The keychain attachment is metallic, with a small chain connecting the mouse to a circular keyring for easy attachment to keys or bags. The background consists of a textured white material that closely resembles bubble wrap or foam, creating a soft contrast with the glossy and colorful finish of the mouse figure. The combination of the character's playful appearance and the functional keyring design makes this accessory both charming and practical for everyday use, appealing to those who appreciate whimsical and cute items.

Name/Title

Plastic Tan Mouse Keychain from Rev. Ross McClellan

Entry/Object ID

2012.3.1732

Description

Tan mouse dressed in green and yellow keychain. From a collection of dolls by Reverend C. Ross McClellan containing approximately 400 mice of varying sizes, shapes, and styles, from the Doll Museum Collection.