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    Posted 10 years ago

    spriteboy42
    (51 items)

    I'm not sure what exactly this was used for. I bought it for a $1. Its the length of a roll of wrapping paper and has metal plates on each end. Im confused because the ends don't come off. So maybe it's part of a window display? I have no idea. So I'm hoping a fellow collector on here can help me out if you have ever seen one of these.

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    1. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 10 years ago
      Whatever it is, you got a good deal!!!
    2. tommy1002 tommy1002, 10 years ago
      It may be a shipping tube for a very rare or even an unseen paper banner....... I bet the ends are just a little stuck from age. Now the question..... to open or not open??
    3. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 10 years ago
      Another possibility is that it's a core that something was wrapped around, a banner maybe?
    4. spriteboy42 spriteboy42, 10 years ago
      got it open and sadly no one of a kind rare poster. thanks for the input though
    5. tommy1002 tommy1002, 10 years ago
      DRAT!!!!!!!
    6. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 10 years ago
      Still... how many old authentic advertising pieces can you display standing up in the corner for a buck?
    7. spriteboy42 spriteboy42, 10 years ago
      exactly. haha

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