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This is a hard rubber racer from the 1950's. Notice
the wire shooter needed to propel the car across the floor. Look for
the wire when you purchase the racer.
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This picture shows two Nutcrackers that were
designed for Planters. The Nutcrackers were made for Kurt Adler in
1999 & 2000 and were not put out for the public.
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The metal red Lincoln toy truck
with the advertising sigh on the side was made in the 1940's. It was
also made in green. I am seeing the decals reproduced for sale on the
internet. As always on items like this, buyer beware.
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The cardboard lunch box is a Canadian
item that was produced in the 1950's and 1960's. .
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The
Atlantic City pot metal ashtray is 5 1/4 " long by 3 1/2"
tall. It is made of a pot metal and was put out in the 1960's.
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The pictures at left show
some of the bent-leg salt and pepper shakers displayed in their
original mailing boxes. The bent leg salt and pepper shakers were
made in the 1950's and are very collectible when in the original
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The salt and pepper sets came in tan, green, red, light blue,
yellow, white, orange, pink, silver, and gold. Now try to collect them
all in the original boxes.
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