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Batman Milk Glass Mug From 1966. I purchased this at a yard sale a few years ago. I can't think of anything else to say about it except that it's never been used by me. When I was a young boy I really enjoyed watching the Batman show on TV. The one with "Pow" and "Bang" and all those other things everytime Batman and Robin put the hurt on the bad guys.
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Thank you Frosty21 and tubber. I appreciate the love.
I had the matching Robin mug since I was a kid. Went to a flea market and found the Batman mug. So now I have a matching set which is pretty cool
I didn't even have any knowledge of there being a Robin version of this mug. Thanks for the information. This is why I enjoy coming here to CW, I learn something new almost on a daily basis. So awesome.