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My mother passed away two years ago and I am still sorting through the numerous boxes. She collected several Aunt Jemima/Uncle Moses items. Some are thimbles, but others are toothpick dispensers, salt and pepper shakers, syrup dispenser and measuring spoon holder. The salt and pepper shakers and syrup dispenser have F&F Mold and Dye on the bottom out of Dayton, Ohio. Others are ceramic.
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I have the s&p shakers......I just picked up a stack of Farm Journal magazines from the 40's & a few from 1950 and each one has ads for Aunt Jemima Pancakes. For 50 cents you could order the s&p shakers, you could also get a spice set, and other misc items.
nice collection :)