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Vintage Sea Shell Tourist Souvenir Lamp - Lampsin Lamps
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Old Wisconsin Dells Souvenir Glass Paperweight - Advertisingin Advertising
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OCCUPIED JAPAN US PRO 1949 SAN FRANCISCO SEALS SOUVENIR KOSHIEN PHOTO ALBUM - Baseballin Baseball
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WBEV RADIO BEAVER DAM WI 1950s LICENCE TAG TOPPER SIGN - Advertisingin Advertising
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Allen Bradley Art Deco Wing Aluminum Ashtray - Art Decoin Art Deco
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Art Deco Jar Sky Harbor Airport Peanut butter - Art Decoin Art Deco
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1930s dig find diecast car - Model Carsin Model Cars
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Antique Vacuum Packed Product Jars W Orig. Tin Lids - Bottlesin Bottles
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Vintage Domino Cosmetics Hoopskirt Shaped Bottle - Bottlesin Bottles
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Silver gray pearlescent red vein celluloid ring top fountain pen. - Officein Office
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  1. Thompson Boat Company of Peshtigo WI came to mind when I first saw this.
  2. I didn't know Coke used a clear hobble skirt in 41. What country was this bottle produced in ?
  3. Redbook collector guide number 301-5 . 1912-32 production.
  4. Aren't they called Hill Climbers ?
  5. Thanks for the information. Too bad no real car actually had that grille design. It's kind of like the Pontiac Trans -Am Firebird hood decal only way ahead of it's time.
  6. I had forgotten that I had a box of these preserve jars with tin lids found at a country estate auction one time. I decided to do some research on them and found some ID information for the type you d...
  7. These are a fairly common trash pit find. Almost every one I have ever found has chips or cracks. Most have base embossing but some do not have any print there. Must have been a brittle glass formula....
  8. National was the grocery store chain. The tool is a simple table knife. Was a fairly common type lid on many product jars of the period 1940-60s. Not that easy to find in good shape now.
  9. Fabulous and Very versatile
  10. A little information I’ve discovered on this type of lamp. Apparently this particular lamp was actually made by Linderman & Hoverson of Milwaukee Wis. who called them the "Anchor Torch". There is an...
  11. Thanks for the input. I also came up with CWC as a possible maker or a Snyder made Rollfast as a possible manufacturer. The chain guard shape appears to have been used by CWC and Rollfast. The short s...
  12. No, that's the writing on the canyon wall by the names.
  13. An auction I was at about ten years ago had one of these AMF Roadmasters In what appeared to be factory Harley Davidson Paint and decal motif. It was dark orange with stylized Eagle decals and black s...
  14. Some of these were labeled as Harley Davidson bikes I have seen them more than once.
  15. No there is no detail to be seen under magnification on the badge. The hat number appears to be # 41. Chicago could be a possibility on the department.
  16. It appears the US Army used this brand in World War 1 and sold off a large surplus in 1919 to a R.I. wholesale grocery supply house.
  17. Fred J Petty Design 90379 is the design # as in D90369. Patent filed 4 29 1933. Made in several sizes. Fairly common trash pit find. Might bring a buck or two at a bottle show if un-hazed or damaged ...
  18. Good question , my pretty firm belief is that it is. There seems to be an information gap regarding this particular boudoir scene pinup photo. Has it gone primarily unrecognized as Marilyn Monroe all ...
  19. Neither one of these in this color are rare or have any appreciable value. The cracked 3L one has virtually no value. Both types in fine condition can often be found for as little as .50 cents each at...
  20. Thanks for posting, I did have that info on the Oshkosh Match Company but nothing on why Diamond was using the Brand name Oshkosh Matches. I think it's likely Diamond Match Co. bought the Oshkosh...
  21. Have discovered since posting that this is the top piece to an old glass advertising thermometer housing.
  22. Douglas Leybourne's Redbook is by far the best Fruit Jar Reference. Book version #s 8 thru 10 are all useful. Library's often have a copy. You will likely find all your jars listed there.
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