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Saturday, June 17, 2006

Candy Bar Wrappers

I just bought a collection of over 100 candy bar wrappers. It was all stuff from the late 40's and early 50's but some of them are pretty wild. Enjoy a Big Chief Brittle Bar or a Zion Fig Pie. It is amazing how many candy bars have come and gone through the years.

14 comments:

  1. Those wrappers are really cool! Love those vintage designs and letterings.

    Meet you at WWLA in March. I didn't know you were the co-author of Krazy Kids' Foods. I have that book and really love it. Going to have to bring it with me to SDCC for a sig now. Hope you have a Senor Cork and Pickle doll there for me to buy too.

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  2. dean - nice to have met you at WWLA. I am out of Pickle dolls but I still have Sr Corks. and bring your book, I will be happy to sign it and talk aobut kids food!

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  3. Great collection Dan. I love the Cold Turkey...must have been used for those folks quiting smoking.

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  4. AnonymousJune 18, 2006

    I just posted about this and linked to you from Candy Addict. Nice stuff! I'm curious - how much did it cost to buy those? Are we talking 10s of dollars? 100s? 1000s? Just curious.

    Brian

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  5. I paid $125 for 100 wrappers - seemed pretty fair

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  6. You are some kind of crazy genius.

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  7. Ummm...hungry...choclate...coco-nut! Gaaaah!

    Those are so keen!

    {Are you going to the Con? Maybe now I simply MUST go, brave the crowds and finally meet up with some people! I ought to have a shirt made or something so people will know who the extremely short woman is...or perhaps not! lol}

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  8. AnonymousJune 21, 2006

    Folks have found a Jingle Bar
    Tastes just as good as Pie!
    Milk chocolate, nuts, and caramel
    Eat them 'til you Die!

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  9. AnonymousJune 22, 2006

    Folks have found a Jingle Bar
    Tastes just as good as Pie!
    Milk chocolate, nuts, and caramel
    And just a couple flies!

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  10. The one that intrigued me the most is the "Queen Anne Jingle" wrapper with the fill-in jingle on it. Let's see...


    Folks have found a Jingle bar
    Tastes just as good as Pie!
    Milk chocolate, nuts, and caramel
    Oops, I ate the wrapper- WHY?

    ;)

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  11. Do you happen to have the Cugat's Nougat wrapper?

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  12. Would you consider making hi-rez images of your wrappers available for a graphic design project? I'm a Parsons student doing a book on vintage candy wrappers. I'd be willing to compensate you as well as provide a copy of the finished project. My email address is kimberlywoody@gmail.com. Thank you.

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  13. does any one know were i can buy some wrappers from , old ones at that thnxs

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