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#CC225 - Group of 12 Coca Cola 75th Anniversary Diecut Cardboard Bottle Hangers for Glass Giveaway

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 12 for $6 (that's 50¢ each). Vintage 7 1/2" tall diecut cardboard Coca Cola bottle hanger from the 1976 75th Coca Cola anniversary. Says "Free 75th Anniversary Commemorative Glass" "With Required Purchase of Coca-Cola". It also pictures one of the 75th anniversary commemorative Coke glasses that were being given away. Genuine cardboard Coca Cola bottle hangers for only 50 cents! These are a great deal. We recently bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago. They are in excellent unused condition.

$6.00 -+

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#UPaper063 - Japp's True-to-Nature Toupees for Men Brochure with Prices

Vintage 7 1/2" tall Japp's 1920s Men's Wigs brochure with prices. These are incredible. Here's what they say "The directors in Hollywood Movie Studios brought it about. They insisted that the men who were partially bald must have a full head of hair so as to look youthful. So, these directors demanded a Toupee that could not be detected on screen." "Hence, the new Hollywood Toupee". "Baldness is a handicap to any man both from the standpoint of appearance and health. Toupees make one look 10 years younger and also prevent colds in the head." Japp's was a high end beauty care company that specialized in wigs and hair care products. They catered to wealthy clients. These were found in the building many years ago and were made during the roaring 20s right before the Great Depression. During that time period, people had lots of money to spend, and the prices for these wigs were really high for the time period. You sent them a sample of your hair and a paper drawing of your bald spot to get the color and size right. Hair-Lace Front Toupees were $40. That would be $513.07 in today's dollars!!!!!!!! The building is still here in downtown Cincinnati where these were found and has been converted to a bar that is all about the history of the building. They even have tours down there now. These are the only group of these brochures found.

$0.75 -+

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