Sears 1971
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Pyrex Ware 1970
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Penny's 1959
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Ray-O-Vac 1941
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1970 Pyrex reply #40
I have all the depicted casseroles, mixing bowls, and refrigerator store items (and then some), but in 1973-1977 Spring Blossom Green.
I have all the depicted casseroles, mixing bowls, and refrigerator store items (and then some), but in 1973-1977 Spring Blossom Green.
Re: Reply#41
Wow, a twin or double size Chenille bedspread for only $4.98 in 1959! Today you can’t even buy a box of Tide to wash that bedspread for $4.98! But then the min. wage was only $1.00, which in todays dollars equals $9.65.
Speaking of chennille bedspreads. On Hwy 101, just south of Petaluma, Calif. there used to be an old shack like house right next to the freeway until the late 70’s, called “The House of Chennile” and they always had a colorful chennile bedspread flying in front on a clothes line with a sign that said, “spreads $40.00”.
This was when I was still doing hair for a living and I was in my early 20’s. One day I was talking to a customer about this while I was doing her comb-out. I said to her, “I can’t believe anyone would pay $40.00 for one of those ratty bedspreads”, to which she replied, “I don’t think those are the kind of “spreads” they are selling in that shack!” That’s when I learned that “House of Chenille” was really a house of ill repute! Ya learn something new everyday.
Eddie
Wow, a twin or double size Chenille bedspread for only $4.98 in 1959! Today you can’t even buy a box of Tide to wash that bedspread for $4.98! But then the min. wage was only $1.00, which in todays dollars equals $9.65.
Speaking of chennille bedspreads. On Hwy 101, just south of Petaluma, Calif. there used to be an old shack like house right next to the freeway until the late 70’s, called “The House of Chennile” and they always had a colorful chennile bedspread flying in front on a clothes line with a sign that said, “spreads $40.00”.
This was when I was still doing hair for a living and I was in my early 20’s. One day I was talking to a customer about this while I was doing her comb-out. I said to her, “I can’t believe anyone would pay $40.00 for one of those ratty bedspreads”, to which she replied, “I don’t think those are the kind of “spreads” they are selling in that shack!” That’s when I learned that “House of Chenille” was really a house of ill repute! Ya learn something new everyday.
Eddie
Bates 1952
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Armstrong 1922
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Bibb 1952
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National 1962
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Ozite 1968
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Schlage 1959
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Sears 1908
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Teleron 1952
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United States Steel 1960
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Wear-Ever 1957
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Bab-O 1956
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Celotex 1959
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General Electric 1935
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Gilton 1954
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