Yellow Printie

If you have an unusual piece that you have questions about, this is the place to post them. Photos are VERY welcome, though it helps if you reduce them to 800 wide before you upload them. If you can't reduce them yourself, post them anyway and I'll try to reduce them when I have time.
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Yellow Printie

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Do we know this one? Charming.
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It's here. http://www.ebay.com/itm/VTG-1930S-DIE-C ... 1c3edd44ac
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Re: Yellow Printie

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paul...if a graphic download for this little house ever becomes available...let me know...:)

i can see it in a putz village...and also on a toy train layout...

howard...
View my Little Glitter House Photo Album
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Re: Yellow Printie

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I believe this may be a Milton Bradley printed house from the 1920's. Often used in Sand box play in Kindergarten classes.
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Re: Yellow Printie

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Thanks, Tom, I bet you're right - it has a Milton-Bradley feel to it.
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Re: Yellow Printie

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Tom yes, you probably are right; Bradley published some sort of Kindergarten magazine--I've seen them before somewhere--and sold a lot of his games and such in it as well.
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