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SPAULDING DINNERWARE- FASHIONED OF MELMAC
found this beaty today at bumble puppy estate store , very cool bowl ill use it as a chip and dip during packer season:) , i believe that these were very popular during the 1950s and 1960s as well. very cool deal less than $3.00:)
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