Tulsa Ornament

25 years by the same artist

A collectors' item and a quality keepsake!

The Tulsa Ornament for 1992

Tulsa's Golden Driller

This year’s ornament celebrates Tulsa's beloved Golden Driller. Towering 76 feet tall and weighing 43,000 pounds, he stands before the main entrance to the Expo Center. His right hand rests on an authentic oil derrick from Seminole, Oklahoma.

First introduced in 1953 for the International Petroleum Exposition and then displayed again in 1959, the Driller became so popular that he was renovated and permanently installed at the 21st Street and Pittsburg Avenue site. His final refurbishing and coat of gold paint (he's made of plaster and concrete over an angle-iron base) was in 1979.

The front piece shows an oil pump, symbol of Tulsa's rich petroleum heritage.

$17.50

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Made of solid brass with a 24 karat gold wash

Three dimensional, 2-1/4" x 2-1/4" with front piece in relief from body

Each year the Ornament portrays a Tulsa landmark or special event

Each year's ornament is a limited, dated edition

25% of the artists profits are donated to charity

Complete in red gift box with informational insert