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    Posted 12 years ago

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    jpsthesecond
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    A few more paper items. The yellow and red book is blank paper with measuement conversion tables on the cover. The no-drip bottle protector is very very very fragile. And ad pages are torn out of a theater program (my best guess is from Chicago)...date to 1906.

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    1. jpsthesecond jpsthesecond, 12 years ago
      Yes, date...week of May 14th, 1906. As for where, purchased on eBay...not in a lot, all seperate buys.
    2. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 12 years ago
      The old periodicals and programs with early Coca-Cola ads are always interesting. Also fun to look at the other ads and printed info within. I like them because they are affordable and provide a window to the past. Nice snags, JPSII.

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