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MaGiC
Member # 59
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I have been roped in to help source props for a show set in 1950's America and one of the things I need to find or duplicate is a cough drop packet. I'm sure i'll fine doing the actual research of what the packet should look like, but I don't know a brand name. I know some old UK brands, but have no idea what kind of couch drop or throat lozenge was around in the US in the 50's. Could folks ask their parents (or cast their minds back!) for the name of a 1950's cough drop brand....Please.....
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Jason Abbadon
Member # 882
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Smith Brothers was around back then...but Sucrets or Ludens are probably better known (I think they were around back then, anyway- I was not around then myself, of course).
Try a google search for "vintage cough drops".
Here's something. Some more.
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Lee
Member # 393
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Sounds like the kind of thing you'd find on Lileks.com. . .
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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I asked my dad and he said Smith Brothers too. And he directs you to www.fffoods.com
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Jason Abbadon
Member # 882
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Strangely, I used to be aquainted with Tom Smith- the heir to the Smith Bros. fortune (my best friend worked for him in Miami).
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Nim'
Member # 205
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You don't say? Have another prrrawn cracker. -Jeannie darling, these are delicious!
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Jason Abbadon
Member # 882
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He collects electric railroad stuff and sports memoribelia, in case you want to buy him a present.
He's a dick though, so I dont reccomend it or anything.
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MaGiC
Member # 59
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Thanks for the tips. At least now I have a brand names to concentrate on. Just need to find a good graphic and I can start duplicating it. Yay! The joys of theatre on a tight budget.
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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Well, there's a picture of the bag on that site I gave you for Smith Brothers... Looks fairly old timey...
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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Man: [on pennyfarthing bicycle] So, er, you don't like the old-time bikes, huh? [kicks Homer in the face, rides off]
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