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Posted 2 years ago
kardes
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I found this in my grandpa's attic about 15 years ago - it was with a wire display rack. It's very thick and rigid cardboard with 2 color printing in aqua and navy blue. It didn't seem to have ever been used as a working display. I tried to research the Marvel brand but no luck. Just wondering if anyone else has seen any advertising for Marvel and what the value of this might be. I love the design of this piece and have kept it displayed in our home office.
Cardboard SignsCardboard signs were widely used in the 20th century to advertise everythin…
Found this old newspaper ad: http://www.newspaperarchive.com/SiteMap/FreePdfPreview.aspx?img=106243969
I have 3 double packs of these light bulbs in new (vintage) condition!