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The two Mr. Peanut Blinkers at left were put up for auction at a  recent  Peanut Pals Convention. First time ever for two Blinkers to be in the same auction. Notice the differences in the base of the Blinkers. The Blinker on the right has a more rounded base. The Blinkers date in the 1930's.

 

b. The items at left shows an assortment of items that were bid on at a recent  Peanut Pals Convention. The Peanut Butter Pail held twenty-five pounds and was used in 1918. The tin 5 cent jumbo block display stands 12" tall and was used in the 1930's.
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The items at left shows an assortment of items that were bid on at a recent  Peanut Pals Convention. The Egyptian Nut Tin has Planters Nut and Chocolate Co. stenciled on the inside of the lid was made in 1919. The Poker set was made in the 1990's and is said to have been an executive gift.
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The items at left shows an assortment of items that were bid on at a recent  Peanut Pals Convention. the Pretty Lady insert is on a slant jar from 1937. The Cobalt Pitcher is a product of England. The Translucent divided dish is from the 1950's.

 

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This is an assortment of items that were up for bids at a recent Peanut Pals Convention. Pictured are two different colored walkers both from the 1950's, as is the Vendor Push Cart and the toy car. The Peanut  Butter Tin has a paper Label and was made in the 1920's.
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The Mr. Peanut Neon Store Clock is electric, 20" in height and was made in 1940. The clock has a green border.

 

 

 

 

 

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