Historic Smurfs Postcard. German Postcard featuring the complete set of Historical Smurfs. "Schlumpfe die geschichte machten". Postkarte Historische Schlumpfe.
The complete collection of History Smurfs include: 1) 2.0501 Paul Revere, 2) 2.0502 Benjamin Franklin, 3) 2.0503 Christopher Columbus, 4) 2.0504 Thomas Edison, 5) 2.0505 George Washington and 6) 2.0506 Abraham Lincoln. Schleich (c) 1984 Peyo.
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2.0503 Christopher Columbus Smurf. Christopher Columbus Smurf wears a purple and white trim jacket with a white ruffle neck piece. His hat is brown and he has long hair. He holds a telescope and points to something ahead of him. 20503 Christopher Columbus. Schleich (c) 1984 Peyo. Made in Macau or Hong Kong.
There are a total of 6 Historical Smurf figures to collect: 1) 2.0501 Paul Revere, 2) 2.0502 Benjamin Franklin, 3) 2.0503 Christopher Columbus, 4) 2.0504 Thomas Edison, 5) 2.0505 George Washington and 6) 2.0506 Abraham Lincoln.
Smurf History Lesson: Who was Christopher Columbus? Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) was a famous explorer who unintentionally discovered the New World when he was searching for a route from Europe to Asia. In 1492, he sailed three ships (Santa Maria, Niņa and Pinta) with the mission of creating a new trade route and spreading Christianity. He also promised to bring back gold, spices and silks from the Far East. King Ferdinand and Queen Isabella of Spain gave Columbus the ships, supplies and men he would need for his exploration. Columbus also asked for and was granted the the title of "admiral of the ocean seas" and governor of all discovered lands. After a long time sailing, Columbus finally reached what he thought was India. Instead he had landed on a group of Islands near America - Columbus had unknowingly discovered America! Although other explorers, like the Vikings, sailed to the Americas long before Columbus, it was Columbus's explorations that led to the European colonization of the western hemisphere.
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2.0504 Thomas Edison Smurf. Thomas Edison Smurf holds a white light bulb in his right hand. He wears a black coat, tan vest and red bow tie. He also wears eyeglasses and a tan colored hat. 20504 Thomas Edison. Schleich (c) 1984 Peyo. Made in Macau.
There are a total of 6 Historical Smurf figures to collect: 1) 2.0501 Paul Revere, 2) 2.0502 Benjamin Franklin, 3) 2.0503 Christopher Columbus, 4) 2.0504 Thomas Edison, 5) 2.0505 George Washington and 6) 2.0506 Abraham Lincoln.
Smurf History Lesson: Who was Thomas Edison? Thomas Edison (1847-1931) is one of the greatest inventors of all time. Edison was a scientist and inventor whose inventions have profoundly influenced life as we know it today. He is most famous for his inventions of the incandescent light bulb, the phonograph, and the motion picture camera. In his lifetime, Edison patented 1,093 inventions and is also credited with improving the stock ticker, the telegraph and the telephone. Edison once said, "Genius is one percent inspiration and 99 percent perspiration" and lived his life working hard - sometimes up to 20 hours a day.
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