As a kid my grandmother had hanging in her kitchen a small black thermometer skillet with Local Federal Savings and Loan 50th anniversary. Jump to the late 60's; my dad brought home a plastic tear dropped shaped paperweight that was filled with oil and a small replica of the new Liberty bank tower. After a few years it started leaking and my mom must have thrown it out. Those are just two of the many items that have been produced over the years. I am sure you have or have seen others.

TG&Y had a million different trinkets....Yardsticks were the hit of the party.

Hey, there was a collection of advertisement trinkets at the fair...was that you rondvu????

Nope not me, what building was it in? I might go to the fair next week.

Stayed at a Holiday Inn for our honeymoon. Their gift was a cast-iron (?) skillet which read congratulations. A small wall hanging item.

When my second wife and I got our marriage license I asked the clerk if I kept the receipt and the marriage didn't work out could I get my money back? Sent it registered mail to San Diego but never heard back from them.

Stayed at a Holiday Inn for our honeymoon. Their gift was a cast-iron (?) skillet which read congratulations. A small wall hanging item.

When my second wife and I got our marriage license I asked the clerk if I kept the receipt and the marriage didn't work out could I get my money back? Sent it registered mail to San Diego but never heard back from them.

Only you PAPA!
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