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Ann & Andy Illy Collection

A gallery of Illy Collection espresso and cappuccino cups, with photographs, guestbook, discussion forum, and selected cups for sale.

http://www.illycollection.netfirms.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Asian Coca-Cola Cans

Asian soda cans, beer cans, bottle caps, and other miniature bottles, with images and links.

http://www.geocities.com/malaysiancollectibles/

CC International Ltd.

An international organization for collectors of Campbell's Soup and other Campbell items. With image archive, convention information, message board.

http://www.soupclan.com

Chewing Gum Wrappers

Valery Nosal, a Russian collector, displays a large collection of chewing-gum wrappers from around the world, with links to related sites. English and Russian translations.

http://www.chewing-gum.net/index.html

Cigarette Packs Collection

Collection of cigarette packs from worldwide (both full and empty) with a lot of beautiful pictures, a guest book and a link page to other collectors sites.

http://www.cigarettes-collection.com/

Collecting Tin and Graniteware Measures

Some photographs and history about the manufacturers of tin and graniteware measures used in general stores in Canada from the late 1800s until the mid 1900s.

http://www.onlink.net/~johnell

The Condiment Packet Museum

Gallery of assorted condiment packets from hundreds of restaurants: ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise and many other items.

http://www.clearfour.com/condiment/

Doughboy and Sprout Collector Page

Information about collecting doughboy and sprout advertising items.

http://www3.pgh.net/~glshir/

Doughfan.com

The definitive guide for Pillsbury doughboy collectibles. Contains links, photos, and an interactive message forum.

http://www.doughfan.com/

Flickr: Vintage Aprons

A group for posting photos of vintage aprons from personal collections.

http://www.flickr.com/groups/vintageaprons/

Illy & Amici Collection site

Information about espresso cups, with photographs, a trade/want list, and links page.

http://home.wxs.nl/~rataplan/

The Imaginary World/ Tick Tock Archives

A collection of a variety of food and drink packages and toy premiums from the 1950s through the 1970s.

http://theimaginaryworld.com

Lolly Sticks

A Danish collector exhibits his collection of lolly sticks. Guinness Book record holder(2002).

http://www.angelfire.com/nb/lollysticks/

The Museum of Beverage Containers and Advertising

Over 36,000 cans and bottles displayed of soda, beer cans, bottles, and advertising items.

http://www.nostalgiaville.com/museum/

Museum of Vintage Restaurant Coffee Cups

A virtual museum of restaurant coffee cups from the mid-20th Century.

http://www.vintagecups.com/

Online Museum of Shopping Lists

A growing collection of discarded shopping lists (found in supermarket trolleys). All manner of handwriting, spelling, and notepaper. A glimpse into the personal wants and needs of total strangers.

http://shoppinglists.bravepages.com/

Pillsbury Doughboy Photo Album

Photographs of Doughboy items in a personal collection.

http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Cottage/7642/

Sardine King

Collector page featuring vintage California sardine can labels with many photos. Includes gallery, history, and contact information.

http://www.sardineking.com

SoBeStuFF!

For collectors and traders of SoBe beverage caps. A list of SoBe caps, flavors, and related links.

http://sobestuff.homestead.com/SoBeStuff.html

Speas Vinegar Collectors

Information about the company, with photographs of numerous items the company produced.

http://www.angelfire.com/nc2/jars/

The Stove Collector

For users and collectors of camping stoves of all kinds, from antique kerosene burners to modern multifuel models. Features a database of over 130 different brands, with some photographs.

http://stovecollector.tripod.com

Super Hero Food

An online museum featuring a collection of comic book and super hero related food products.

http://www.geocities.com/superherofood/

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