Necco, then New England Candy Company, then based in Cambridge Massachusetts, had the good sense to make the Yankees pennant the largest and have all mail forwarded from a phony address in Chicago. That’s Red Sox shame.
I never played Holy Communion, maybe because I was a Mallo Cup freak as a kid. And you could collect the cardboard point cards and send away for free Mallo Cups, too.
So when you played HC, did anyone ever want to be the altar boy? Tough gig, there.
How old is that ad? The Browns were still in St. Loo, the Braves in Boston, the A's in Philly. Was that the 50s? Can I get a Washington Senators pennant if I adjust the 25 cents from inflation?
That would be...let's see...700 dollars today, I think.
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I'm way to young.
ReplyDeleteWhat's a zone? Only 16 teams? Boston and Philly had two teams each? Three in New York?
I guess this was some 200 years ago before they discovered the Western half of the USA. ;) Just teasing!
But I am old enough to remember Necco wafers. Those were terrible.
Necco, then New England Candy Company, then based in Cambridge Massachusetts, had the good sense to make the Yankees pennant the largest and have all mail forwarded from a phony address in Chicago. That’s Red Sox shame.
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ReplyDeleteWhat's great about the illustration and ad copy is that I really want to get these.
Mom? Can we get these?
P.S. Necco wafers rule.
Necco Wafers were the only candy good for playing Holy Communion. (I got to be the priest because I was the boy.)
ReplyDeleteI never played Holy Communion, maybe because I was a Mallo Cup freak as a kid. And you could collect the cardboard point cards and send away for free Mallo Cups, too.
ReplyDeleteSo when you played HC, did anyone ever want to be the altar boy? Tough gig, there.
How old is that ad? The Browns were still in St. Loo, the Braves in Boston, the A's in Philly. Was that the 50s? Can I get a Washington Senators pennant if I adjust the 25 cents from inflation?
That would be...let's see...700 dollars today, I think.
Holy communion?? What sort of fucking fucked up childhoods did you people have???
ReplyDeleteThe sort that makes you a Yankee fan.
ReplyDeleteConsidering the other kinda “Priest” games you could play, communion seems pretty tame.
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ReplyDeleteI really want the world to know about this great man who brought back happiness into my life again after my husband left me and the kids 3 years ago for another women online when i contacted Dr Believe he cast a love spell for me within 48 hours my ex husband start calling me and begging for forgiveness for everything that have happened between us. I was so happy to have my family back together with love again here is the email of Dr Believe via believelovespelltemple@gmail.com a man with the great powers you can also call him or add him on Whats-app: +2348156148821
God bless you
I am very grateful for your help in my marriage.