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    Posted 10 years ago

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    AzTom
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    I picked this up at the antique mall the other day. I seem to be finding more than I'm selling there,lol

    After some research I found this is 1910 or older. After 1910 Bayles added "A Sandwich a Day Keeps Your Children at Play".

    By some, George Bayles was the founder of Peanut Butter in 1894.

    The label on the can reads "Bayles Peanut the Originator of Peanut Butter" and "Peanut Butter" around the acorn. Also "2 Lbs Net"

    Later made cans are called the Acorn Brand and some of the tins are marked "Toy Pails"
    The can measures 3-1/2 in high.

    Any additional info would be appreciated.

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    1. tom61375, 10 years ago
      Very nice! Love it!
    2. Printsid Printsid, 10 years ago
      I truly love it

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