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The top JOL diecut was produced by Dennison and is so marked. The bottom JOL diecut was made by the American Colortype Company of Chicago. It premiered no later than 1936 and was sold with a stock number of 1906.

The seller is offering this set of six common Beistle band hats for $2500 or BO. The value of the lot perhaps approaches $175 on a VERY good day.

It’s nice to see such a rare item appear on eBay. This garland was made only for a small handful of seasons. The first iteration has connectors that are more primitive than the second and final iteration’s eyelets. This example, complete with all 13 JOLs, is the second iteration. These long garlands are truly hard to find in near-mint or better condition as they were so easil...

This candy container is a reproduction made sometime during or after 1995. The lack of detailing is the immediate giveaway. Genuine such containers have excellent, detailed molding. The JOL is also significantly larger. Check out page 69 to view the real deal. This has very modest decorative value only, much less than the current bid of $51.

I knew this market segment was white hot, but really?