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1963 pepsi
Approx 5x6 Paper issue |
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Neat items Larry
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Not the card
Have that ser These are larger and paper |
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Stock is different too, and Pepsi logo has black box outline that does not appear on the regular cards. The name box seems a darker shade of blue, although that could just be scans. Maybe cut from a larger advertising piece? No fold lines and I don't see how they could have been packaged with soda product of the time. Could be a mail-in premium but you'd think they would have made them sturdier, unless they are printed on heavy paper. Interesting.
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Have 4 different
Actually more like 4 1/2 × 6 1/2 Yes blank backed |
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If the backs are blank I would guess they were cut from a poster put up at the point-of-sale advertising the cards availability.
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