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Posted 2 years ago
ReisOBrien
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I used to be a major PEZ collector (with many vintage dispensers, many with no feet, several rarities) but sold off my entire collection years ago to some guy who suddenly decided that he wanted to collect PEZ and had more money than God. I lived off of that money for an entire year. Crazy.
Now I just buy a few here and there, especially if they fit one of my theme collections, like these Batman PEZ dispensers that go along with my entire Bat-collection.
I still need to find one with a cape and a soft-head (I used to have them... sigh).
Batman Action FiguresFew fictional characters have melted as much plastic as Batman. Before the …
PezPEZ was invented in 1927 in Vienna, Austria, as a peppermint flavored breat…
Cool, you left out one NA,,,,,,,LOL.
I'm a Batman fan myself and have these very ones too. I even watched the campy TV show in the 60s. I think that's where it all started for me. A few years back you could've made serious bank on those no feet Pez! Good for you,,,Crime Fighter!