Show your favorite Pre-War add/advertising back

[Rhotchkiss]

I love that this was only given out at in 1909, in Philly, at a store when you bought a hot cocoa (e92 Crofts cocoa). Show your favorite pre war advertisement (on a card or stand alone)

[Leon]

Don't know if they are my most favorite but they are very cool. Then add a bit of a twist and it's a little better for me.

[Exhibitman]

WTF is a "Noisy Nose Blower" and in what universe would a parent want a kid to have it? And what parent wants their kid to get a knife or cigar? "Charlie Chaplin Squirter"? There's an image I can't un-imagine.

[Rhotchkiss]

This is great Adam. I wonder what the most claimed prize was. Reminds me of the crap you get at the dentist from the “prize drawer”

[Exhibitman]

Originally Posted by Rhotchkiss

This is great Adam. I wonder what the most claimed prize was. Reminds me of the crap you get at the dentist from the “prize drawer”

Mine used to hand out Jolly Rancher candies; he was no dummy.

[ValKehl]

My favorite is a tie between these two:

[realbigfatdog]

I love this design, both front and back.

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[phlflyer1]

Ryan,

Glad to see that other collectors appreciate Croft's Cocoas as much as I do.

Here are a couple of cool advertising signs to go along with the card that you posted.

Scott

[mrreality68]

I actually like ad backs in general pretty cool to see what was "big" and "Current" back then

But my favorite is from the back of 1 of my Joe Jackson Cards which is also 1 of Val's from an earlier post

[ValKehl]

Originally Posted by mrreality68

But my favorite is from the back of 1 of my Joe Jackson Cards which is also 1 of Val's from an earlier post

Jeff, of all the great cards in your collection, your H-to-H of Joe Jax is the one I most covet, one reason being that Holmes Bakery was located in Wash., DC, and I have lived in the VA suburbs of DC all of my life.

[boneheadandrube]

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