Thursday, November 19, 2009
Heinz Ketchup
This looks very questionable in the scan, but fairly authentic as Fiesta in the actual ad.
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"The Pottery Papers" © was originally shown as a PowerPoint presentation at the 2001 Homer Laughlin China Collectors Conference (HLCCA). Some of the 850 or so items from the original presentation will be shown here.
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You may also choose to hear some of the music that accompanied the presentation by using the Playlist at the bottom of the page.
Please do not copy the images found here, which come from my personal collection, without asking permission for use or at least linking back to this blog and giving full credit to the source.
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November
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- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ad
- Fiesta Ensemble Ad
- Fiesta and Other Colorware In Vintage Ads
- Rice Krispies Most Famoous Recipe
- Libby's Pears
- Nucoa Oleomargarine
- Bon Ami Cleanser
- Campbell's Soup
- Fiesta Juice Set Catalog Ad
- OS, Riviera, Fiesta Catalog Ads
- Week Long Harlequin 1400 Calorie Diet - Sunday
- Week Long Harlequin 1400 Calorie Diet - Monday and...
- Week Long Harlequin 1400 Calorie Diet - Wednesday ...
- Week Long Harlequin 1400 Calorie Diet - Friday and...
- Armstrong Flooring
- Tide and Harlequin
- Heinz Ketchup
- Rice Krispies
- Quaker Oats - Stars of the Future
- Heinz Soups
- Crisco Shortening
- Divinity and A Fiesta Mixing Bowl
- Orange Meringue Cookies
- Karo Syrup
- Rice Krispies
- Stokely-VanCamp Green Beans
- Libby's Sliced Pineapple
- Mirro Bakeware
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I could never get the ketchup to come out of those old glass bottles!
ReplyDeleteLOL Mark! That was a complaint at every dinner table and cafe across America! We usually had a sticky gooey knife stuck down inside the bottle to help the cause.
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