Incredible Photos Of Our American Heritage
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Food and drink store at 1000 Maxwell St., Chicago, Illinois, Mar. 1, 1949
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I remember my Mom saved those. We has to go down to Rockford, Illinios to redeem them. We got a hand crank ice cream maker with them. My sister has it now.
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I remember the Green Stamps as well. It was a real fad, all the ladies in my Mom's bridge club collected them. It was a great marketing ploy that's for sure.
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Department store workers, on their lunch break, Chattanooga, Tennessee, 1900
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American Rangers of the Rio Grande District, 1850-1851.
