Here we have a variety of American sweet vending machine cards from the fifties through to seventies. These unique and colourful signs were inserted into the front of the machine to entice teens to part with their hard earned pocket money. We guess with names such as Mod Man, Generation Gap, Flower Children and the dubiously-named tabbylets bubble gum, these were [&hellip
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“Happy Halloween!!! I'm sick in bed (not covid or the flu but a secret third thing) but here are some spooky gumball machine display cards”
"Peel off your bubble gum wrapper" with this engaging back-to-school activity that enhances growth mindset and explores the POWER OF YET. Read the book Bubble Gum Brain to your student. Then let them explore the most important messages in the book. Six task cards each include a quote from the boo...
Similiar to the American 'You'll Die Laughing' bubble gum cards that came out during the 1960's/70's. 'Shocking Laffs' a.k.a.Shock Theatre was a set of 50 cards released in 1976 by Topps Chewing Gum Inc. and printed in the U.S.A. The set would feature wonderful colour photos from mainly Hammer Dracula films. The 'You'll Die Laughing' cards would feature black and white photos from mainly Universal Monster films, many of these photos were altered and would feature mystery faces in place of the non-monster characters featured in the photos. Films that were covered in the Shocking Laffs cards were 'Dracula a.d.1972', 'Frankenstein must be destroyed', 'The Satanic rites of Dracula', 'Dracula has risen from the grave', and 'Taste the Blood of Dracula'. Also Like the You'll die Laughing cards the photos would have a corny caption underneath and on the back an equally corny joke usually between 2 monsters, ghosts, witch doctors etc. Underneath these were a little description about the film scene featured on the front. The jokes and description were framed by cartoon monsters, the same on each card. Shocking Laffs background colour on the backs of the cards were either light red or dark red, strangely the set of 50 cards did not have a number 17 but instead had 2 number 47 cards, not sure the reason behind this. Apprently there is also 2 number 40 cards both have the same photo on the front but a different joke on the back, there is also a rare American test set that features some cards with different photos on the front. The pictures above show an original box that the cards would of been sold in, this was featured on ebay a few years ago, I have no idea what it sold for, but I am pleased that I saved the picture as I have never seen another anywhere. The other pictures show examples of cards-No.5 showing a scene from 'Frankenstein must be Destroyed' and No.15 with a scene from 'Taste the Blood of Dracula', next is a the back of card No.45, and the last picture shows both No.47s.
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Here we have a variety of American sweet vending machine cards from the fifties through to seventies. These unique and colourful signs were inserted into the front of the machine to entice teens to part with their hard earned pocket money. We guess with names such as Mod Man, Generation Gap, Flower Children and the dubiously-named tabbylets bubble gum, these were [&hellip
Hello Everyone! Thanks for stopping by for a peek! I wanted to share some ideas for fun beginning of the year activities, using a bubble gum unit! What kid doesn't like bubble gum?? Included in the almost 30 page unit are some poems, math activities, research, literature, word work and a few other things!! We are thinking of starting off the fall with this brand new unit. So stay tuned for some class pictures using all of this fun stuff!! For your free unit click here! Let me know if you can use any of this! I had a "BALL" creating it!! Joyfully! Nancy
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Byrd and Coats are known for their unique forms of magic. This magic duo has teamed up with Wrigley Jr. Co. to bring you one of the most unique forms of magic, BUBBLE GUM MAGIC. This download will teach you step-by-step how to perform hard hitting illusions with bubble gum. Mercury Gum Box - A spectator's signed, chosen card ends up at the bottom of a gum display pack. A very easy method inspired by John Kennedy. Shrinking Bubble Gum - The magician shows a piece of Wrigley's Hubba Bubba chewing gum, waves a pack of gum over the piece in his hand and opens his hand to reveal a shrunken piece of gum. Hubba Bubba Huh - The magician wraps a piece of chewed gum around his finger, shakes his finger and the gum disappears. Another shake of his finger and the gum reappears.Bubble Gum Matrix - Four pieces of gum vanish and reappear at the magician's will during a show of skill and cardmanship. Blow it - A chewed piece of gum is taken from the magician's mouth and put in his hand. The magician opens his hand to reveal that the gum has vanished from his hand and reappeared in his mouth. This trick was inspired by Tom Mullica and his fantastic mouth manipulations. Eclipse - Spectators are asked to remove a few pieces of gum from a pack of Wrigley's Eclipse gum. With a spin of the wrist, the magician makes the gum reappear in the now un-opened pack. Eclipse Card - A spectator's freely selected signed card ends up in a brand new pack of Wrigley's Eclipse chewing gum. A perfect combination of "Eclipse" and card magic. Plus 20 minutes of special featuresRunning Time Approximately 72min
I collected a bunch of scans from Topps trading cards from the 1960s to the present. I figured it would be fun to post some of the wrapper and box pics. There sure are a lot, so I thought it would bee a good idea to break it up into a few posts. Here are the scans from 1960-1965 (some are poor, but they are getting older and harder to find good images of): By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1960 ANGRY STICKERS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1960 FUNNY VALENTINES WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1960 FUNNY VALENTINES WRAPPER 2 1960 POPEYE TATTOOS (MISSING IMAGES) By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1960 PRESIDENTS AND FAMOUS AMERICANS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1961 CRAZY CARDS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1961 GIANT SIZE FUNNY VALENTINES WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1961 SPORTS CARS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1961 SPORTS CARS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 CASEY AND KILDARE WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 CASEY AND KILDARE BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 CIVIL WAR NEWS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 CIVIL WAR NEWS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 MARS ATTACKS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 MONSTER TATTOOS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 SUPERMAN TATTOOS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1962 VALENTINE STICKERS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 ASTRONAUTS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 FLAG MIDGEE WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 FLAG MIDGEE BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 MONSTER LAFFS MIDGEE WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 MONSTER LAFFS MIDGEE BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 VALENTINE FOLDEES WRAPPER 1 By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1963 VALENTINE FOLDEES WRAPPER 2 By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 BEATLES PLAKS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 BEATLES CARDS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 BEATLES CARDS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 BEATLES COLOR PHOTOS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 BEATLES- HARD DAYS NIGHT WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 JOHN F KENNEDY WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 JOHNSON VS GOLDWATER WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 NUTTY AWARDS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1964 MONSTERS FROM OUTER LIMITS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 BATTLE WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 BATTLE BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 FLYING THINGS By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 GILLIGAN'S ISLAND WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 MONSTER GREETING CARDS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 MONSTER GREETING CARDS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 RAT FINK GREETING CARDS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 RAT FINK GREETING CARDS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 SILLY STICKERS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 SILLY STICKERS BOX By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 UGLY STICKERS WRAPPER By mrpottersfuntime at 2012-02-06 1965 UGLY STICKERS BOX I hope you enjoyed looking through the Topps product images from the early 1960s. There sure were some excellent, and not so excellent trading cards. Some wonderful packaging art also. I'll post the scans from the rest of the 1960s soon.
Original baseball card art: In 1992, after forty years of creating wax packs, Topps (makers of Bazooka) stopped including gum and switched to a white card stock with a plastic wrapper. Ironically, this is when the baseball card bubble began to burst. The overproduction of the card boom and resulting bubble burst is exhibited here with the use of over 432 Topps micro cards from 1992. NOTE: THIS PIECE OF ARTWORK WON'T BE AVAILABLE TO SHIP UNTIL MAY 2020, AS IT WILL BE ON PUBLIC DISPLAY. MORE ABOUT MY 34" DIAMOND BASEBALL CARD ART I was inspired by my old baseball card collection as a kid to create some wall art that celebrates the iconic marks used in vintage card designs. So, I've produced a series of Baseball Diamond paintings, which incorporate the use of old cards in tiled mosaics. My paintings are done on wood as homage to the game's wooden bats. Each diamond is made from a 24" square, which measures 34" x 34" when hung as a diamond. All pieces are original artwork by yours truly, Matthew Lee Rosen.
Topps Bubble Gum was first sold in association with baseball trading cards made by the Topps company. Baseball and chewing gum have a long, rich, and
Wooden postcard to send and to keep. Write with a biro, post with a 1st or 2nd class stamp. You can send this wooden card anywhere in the world. Original illustration ©Julia Gash. Sustainable wood. Size: 15cm by 10cm (5.9" by 3.9"). Weight: 21g. Made in Suffolk. Recyclable product & packaging. For every order we plant a tree with Ecologi.
“Happy Halloween!!! I'm sick in bed (not covid or the flu but a secret third thing) but here are some spooky gumball machine display cards”
