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Posted 3 months ago
Ted_Straub
(201 items)
I recently acquired this calendar/thermometer promoting Crown Oil of Baltimore, Maryland. This 70s era item is about 8.5x19.5 inches (21.5Cm x 50Cm). It's in really good shape paint and metal wise, and the thermometer still works.
Since Crown has not issued refills for the calendar in years, it will be a task finding such. The original calendar sheets were in in 3 month pages, and were about 7 5/8x10 inches, with mounting holes of 6 inches apart. That is 20.5Cm x25.5Cm, with the holes being about 15Cm apart.
It is a cool item, that would be even cooler with the calendar pages. If anyone can help me abtain such pages, I'd be very appreciative! Thanks!
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@Bellin68...thanks for your love of this item! It is truly a beauty, and a wonderful addition to my collection!!!
your very welcome Ted :) and i totally agree with you :) it is truly a beauty:)
That was a good collecting day for me! I will posting my other catch...2 interesting ashtrays very soon!
awsome Ted and id would love to see and im going to repost something that nobody has looked :)
Thank you, mustangtony!
Hi, walksoftly...thanks for the love!