Fantastic plastic!
This post is part of a long series I am doing that showcases ads and products from old pharmacies and 5 and Dime stores. All of the ads are scans from the publication Chain Store Age September 1955. The products photographed are from my personal collection. I am running this series on auto-post so I can work on some projects around my real house. I will return at the end of this series (April or May) back to "normal".
This post is part of a long series I am doing that showcases ads and products from old pharmacies and 5 and Dime stores. All of the ads are scans from the publication Chain Store Age September 1955. The products photographed are from my personal collection. I am running this series on auto-post so I can work on some projects around my real house. I will return at the end of this series (April or May) back to "normal".
I wonder if this anything like malamine? I *need* those barbecue plates!!!
ReplyDeleteI bet they are melamine. I have been looking for a set of these forever...an *affordable* set that is.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I looked it up after I read about it here and boy, those things are pricey!
ReplyDeleteI did find a set once on ebay but forgot to bid (I think we were out of town and without internet access). It went for only 7 bucks (the opening bid)!!!! I was so mad with myself. It had the original box and all the pieces too.
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