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Posted By: George Dreher
Many years ago I traveled to St. Louis for the estate auction of a deceased baseball card collector. In between the pages of one of the card albums I won was this item. I've never really done any research on it, but I believe it is a cardboard megaphone, maybe handed out at the ballpark? It is in mint unused condition, completely flat and never opened up. What I would be most interested in finding out is the year when it was made. Anyone ever seen anything like this before? |
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Posted By: David Smith
I once had one of these. The person who gave it to me said it was a popcorn holder and then you could bust out or detach the bottom cardboard pieces and it became a megaphone. Mine was from the 1970's. |
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Posted By: dennis
i had one (white sox) and got it at pallbark in the late 70's/early 80's and it was a popcorn holder. |
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Posted By: Pcelli60
Could also be used as a megaphone.. |
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Posted By: Frank Wakefield
That fine item held popcorn. |
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Posted By: Rob Dewolf
The Reds also sold their popcorn in these types of megaphones/containers in the mid-70s at Riverfront. And Frank is right: The remaining salt at the bottom of the container seemed strong enough to bore through the door of a bank safe. |
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Posted By: Mark L
I remember these from the late 60's and early 70's. |
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Posted By: George Dreher
Appreciate all the responses. Didn't realize it could be a popcorn holder also. |
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Posted By: Dan Bretta
If you look inside the display case you will see both a Red Sox and Yankees Megaphone/popcorn holder. My local minor league club still uses this idea as I got one from them at a game last year. |
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Posted By: Dave Williams
I had one (the holder/megaphone not popcorn... |
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