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Old 05-19-2015, 01:15 PM
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Default Did someone say postwar oddball?
I love the oddball stuff from this era. There is so much of it to keep player collectors chasing. Here are some of my favorites.
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1970 Dayton Daily News, 1967 Coke Saver Sheet, 1970 Sunoco Pin Card
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1969 Unknown manufacturer iron-on t-shirt transfer
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1977 Convenient Food Mart Iron-On. The Cubs lost that Sept. 25th game as part of their second half collapse that year, when I was a heartbroken 10 year old.
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1963 Jay's Publishing Picture Pack
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Krogers grocery chain gave them away. I don't know the mfg'r.
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Krogers grocery chain gave them away. I don't know the mfg'r.
That would make sense, they were a promotional giveaway during that fateful season of 1969 along with the color photos (Jewel Foods), frosted glass tumblers, coffee mugs, bumper stickers (Dunkin' Donuts), dinner place mats (IHOP), etc., from Chicago area stores and restaurants.
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