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This
shows a table at any given swap meet. There are items for every
collector of Mr. Peanut.
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This
shows a display of boxes. The two boxes in front were probably
used in the late 1920's to early 1930's.
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Another great display from a collectors
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This
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This
shows the difference between the ceramic and the
"reproduction" cast iron ash-trays. The ceramic ashtray
was made in the 1950's and the cast iron was made in the last couple
of years.
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