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Just got this today, I was tired-out one night after work and was looking at my watch list on Ebay and this Pepsi thermometer was down to 40 sec. so just for fun I bid $1 more with 8 sec. left and to my suprise I won it! Most of these yellow therm. have the newer Pepsi logo, this has the embossed older bottle cap logo. it says M-165 made in USA AAW, It's in great shape just a little rust around the edges. It was advertised as 1950's Enjoy.
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I have the same exact one, great buy.
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