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This is one of my favorite picks. It is a child's toy shopping cart, probably from the 50s. The litho on this is still in fantastic shape. The really great thing about this is all the product advertising. All the groceries in the cart are real products: Coca Cola, Dreft, Del Monte Catsup, Jello Gelatin, Kleenex tissues, Skippy Peanut Butter, Borden's milk, SunMaid Raisins, Swift Ham, Kraft Caramels, Jolly-Time Popcorn and so many others. I really love this piece.
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Very nice advertising piece to have in any collection, I love it!!!
Very nice