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whirlcool
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Your link doesn't work. What was the item?
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Link is to a fleaPay auction for one box each of vintage "Fab" and "Ivory Flakes" laundry soap.
Link is to a fleaPay auction for one box each of vintage "Fab" and "Ivory Flakes" laundry soap.
dirtybuck
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It's an ad on EBay for a box of Ivory Flakes and Fab. The price on both is 99.00.
A small description:
Mid century modern, Box of Ivory Flakes, FAB Laundry detergent from the 1940s -1950s. It is unopened (full) 1 pound sizes boxes. Priced at 2/ 59 cents Ivory flakes was made by the same people that brought us TIDE and FAB was made by Colgate-Palmolive-Peet company in Jersey City. Made in USA Priced at .30 cents Ivory flakes is used on all fine fabrics and Fab is an all-purpose detergent. In 1928, Palmolive-Peet bought the Colgate Company to create the Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company. In 1953 "Peet" was dropped from the title, leaving only "Colgate-Palmolive Company", the current name. Both boxes are full and unopened.
Pic of the two together
It's an ad on EBay for a box of Ivory Flakes and Fab. The price on both is 99.00.
A small description:
Mid century modern, Box of Ivory Flakes, FAB Laundry detergent from the 1940s -1950s. It is unopened (full) 1 pound sizes boxes. Priced at 2/ 59 cents Ivory flakes was made by the same people that brought us TIDE and FAB was made by Colgate-Palmolive-Peet company in Jersey City. Made in USA Priced at .30 cents Ivory flakes is used on all fine fabrics and Fab is an all-purpose detergent. In 1928, Palmolive-Peet bought the Colgate Company to create the Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Company. In 1953 "Peet" was dropped from the title, leaving only "Colgate-Palmolive Company", the current name. Both boxes are full and unopened.
Pic of the two together
dirtybuck
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Ivory Box
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Fab Box
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You are asking, why? Of course this is too much money. They found those boxes in the back of the basement closet and are planning on financing a vacation with them. Don't be a part of contributing to insanity and highway (or internet) robbery.
dirtybuck
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Of course the price is too high. There's no way in Hades I'd pay (or anyone else I'm sure) such an exorbitant amount for something like this. Yeah, they are over 50 years old, and may be collectors items, but not for 100.00
I'm sure if this was on Leno (Stuff We Found On E Bay) this would definitely fall under the "NOT SOLD" category.
Of course the price is too high. There's no way in Hades I'd pay (or anyone else I'm sure) such an exorbitant amount for something like this. Yeah, they are over 50 years old, and may be collectors items, but not for 100.00
I'm sure if this was on Leno (Stuff We Found On E Bay) this would definitely fall under the "NOT SOLD" category.
