1930s Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Paper & Wood Goose Figure

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1930s Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Paper & Wood Goose Figure

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1930s Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Paper & Wood Goose Figure
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The picture below shows larger views of both sides of this 1930s Cracker Jack Pop Corn Confection Paper & Wood Goose Figure . The animal figure has an imprinted image of a goose on paper which is mounted on wood with a wooden base. The figure is not dated but similar prizes were used in the 1920s and 1930s. The prize is marked “GERMANY” multiple times on the bottom, but the maker is unknown. The prize goose figurine measures about 1-7/8'' tall. It appears to be in excellent condition as pictured. It looks like the goose may have fallen out of its wooden base and someone used a drop of clear modern glue on it.

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