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pickrknows
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Not sure where I got this , as I'm sure I've never been, and if I have and forgotten, then it'll be our little secret!!
This is probably from the "70's" , might even be "60's, in which case I really would be off the hook, as I would have been much too young to be going around pinching ashtrays! Thanks for looking, Cheers!!
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I would guess this ashtray to be early 70s Bernie. Very cool piece to own and does have value but hold on to it a little longer because, in my opinion, the 70s haven't quite hit their stride yet in the market. Give it 10 more years and folks will be all over this hopefully.
Whew,thats gets me off the hook! There was a club in Myrtle Beach that was open during the '80's that I might have stumbled into by accident once or twice, but before my time in the '70's! Thanks for the info Perry!
Thank-you Gypsy & walksoftly!
I have a Dinner plate just like this Pickrknows! Look Under my Name And you will See Where A posted It! Great peice!
Very nice JMJoe!!
I have one just like it, nice