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I know they were some kind of toy. Thank you in advance for any help.
Thank you all so much for your help. I knew what they did but not what they were called.
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Tammies_Treasures Reputation: 570 See Tammies_Treasures' booth |
Yes, they are poppers. You flip them down with your wrist to make a col sound. These often had advertising & are very collectible.
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Abbysantiques Reputation: 46 See Abbysantiques' booth |
I just can’t tell from your picture. Could it be a candy box for Christmas. What are the measurements. Does it have slots and tabs to put together?
EDIT – Wow! I obviously wasn’t privledged enough to have such a neat toy when I was growing up. We have some very clever Bonz people.
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lynnestreasures Reputation: 126 See lynnestreasures' booth |
I can’t make it out at all, is it paper? Your picture is unclickable so can’t enlarge it to see what it might be, and when I tried to blow it up in my photo viewer it’s too fuzzy.
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johngermaine Reputation: 576 See johngermaine's booth |
1954 Sinclair Oil Paper Pop Guns Christmas and Circus Themed
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CindyBear Reputation: 3068 See CindyBear's booth |
They look like the old paper pop guns. When you move them in a downward motion fast the inside pops open and makes a neat noise.
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DebbiesCorner Reputation: 78 See DebbiesCorner's booth |
I think its a paper pop gun also at first thought they where Christmas candy envelope but yeah they look like the POPPER GUN.
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JewelsFromTheHeart Reputation: 12 See JewelsFromTheHeart's booth |
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