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Posted 2 years ago
whitman75
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Hello I recently aquired this at a yard sale for 5.00. This cool little piece was produced in 1928 by the art-vertising corp. in Los Angelas Ca. I'm not sure if its cast iron but its darn heavy, but there is some flaking on the outside that looks like it might have been copper plated. The best part is that there are coins still in it, I noticed an indian head and wheat pennies also buffalo and jefferson nickels. I couldnt see any dates. The bad part is I dont have the key.... ahhahaahah. Thanks for looking.
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