Old Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Toy Prize Disguise Eye Glasses

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Old Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Toy Prize Disguise Eye Glasses

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Old Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Toy Prize Disguise Eye Glasses
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The picture below shows a larger view of these Old Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Toy Prize Disguise Eye Glasses. The back side has red and blue imprinted boxes of Cracker Jack. There are many different varieties of these popular glasses prize that were made and used between 1933 to 1949. These toy eyeglasses are imprinted in multiple colors. They are made of thick die cut paper with a metal grommet to make them open and close to fit different size noses. The Cracker Jack ID number for this prize is Z-0310 and they were made by the Gensburg Manufacturing Company of Chicago, Illinois. To judge the size the round frame of the eyeglasses prize measures about 1-3/8'' tall. These appear to be in fair used condition. There is some creasing and the two sides were separated at one time, and they are attached with some old scotch tape as pictured.

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