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Archive for February, 2008

When I first started working at The Guernsey Cow, it was the last year the business was run by Horn & Hardart (my grandfather still owned the property but had leased the business to H&H in 1976. More about the history of the business to come in a later post.) My grandfather continued to walk [...]

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Memorabilia: Spare a dime?

These rubber squeeze change purses seemed to be all the rage back in the 1970′s when my brothers, sister, and I were growing up. Seemed like we were always getting new ones from various places. I don’t recall ever seeing this model. I think we found it in my grandfather’s desk last year. [Note: I [...]

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I picked up this sugar cube on eBay a couple of years ago. It wasn’t until I scanned it and blew up the images on both sides that I could see the detail of what was printed. I’m guessing by the looks of the cars in the graphic below that this was from the 1940s. [...]

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Cousin Kim Puliti sent along this photo of himself in the midst of making black licorice ice cream. His father Joe (Pep) Puliti left a comment on the Flavors page about licorice ice cream. If I didn’t know better, I’d think he was about to head up to the roof to patch a hole with [...]

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Another matchbook available on eBay. Click here to see the listing.

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This is the inside of the menu I posted last week. I don’t really know what year this is from — my guess is late 1940′s. Perhaps someone that can remember when a ham sandwich was 25 cents can lend their expertise. Here are some closer looks:  I’m guessing that a “plain” milkshake vs. a milkshake with [...]

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