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PHILGAS SALT & PEPPER SHAKERS BY AVSCO INC / DATES 1950's
ive had these for a while as well , these are really fun , just piece of advertising as well . paid a 75 cents for these . nice vintage pieces of salt and pepper shakers . made in the usa by Avsco inc.
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Good buy! 75 cents!!
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thankyou toracat for the love:) and sharing :)
I want to go thrifting in your attic!!
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Found another Dansk peppermill today and a Danish piece called Heerwagen. It's hideous to me but thought it would be good for learning. Post it later this week.
awesome Amberrose :) well hun have to post it now so i can see it, sweets . at least the Heerwagen please !!!!!!!!!!!
thankyou very much AR8Jason for the sharing the information and the link and kind words!!!!!
awesome AR8Jason :) thankyou very much !!!!!!!!!!!
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