EK 1914 Put Some Iron In Your Cross

[Ralph A]

Flaccid phalera got you down?

[Ralph A]

Has your cross lost its iron?

[Ralph A]

Well friend, we've just the thing for you! Requires no cooking! Satisfaction guaranteed.

[Stogieman]

Now THAT's funny!

[joe campbell]

ralph, you scamp!!

most humorous!!

joe

[DavidM]

Hello

I like it. Nice one.

[coastie]

Hello

I like it. Nice one.

Ralph you've made my day.

Very Cool Starch box where did you find it.

Edited November 18, 2006 by coastie

[gregM]

Good one

[Hauptmann]

I'm ROFL... good one Ralph! Thanks for the laugh. Great box... betting there are not too many of those floating around out there.

Dan

[Guest Brian von Etzel]

Amazing. What year did Sears have that one?

[Bill Garvy]

Is that "1815" on the cross, or are my old eyes deceiving me, again? Thanks, this brought a smile to this old face. . .

[Daniel Murphy]

Nice one Ralph,

Shades of Salvador Dali there. So, can we see a before and after shot to make sure it works? I would say this came out c. 1913-1915 (centenary of the Freedom Wars) and probably did not last long. They were after all in Chicago which had a heavy German-American population.

Dan

Edited November 19, 2006 by Daniel Murphy

[JimZ]

Giggle....giggle giggle....snigger...sniiger!!

At the mention of Dali and having watched Notting Hill for the umpteenth time....I'll quothe...SURREAL BUT NICE....

Good one!

Jim

[Chris Boonzaier]

I have an idea for a generic brand of Viagra..... maybe we can use a similar box ?

[DutchBoy]

I thought at first the whiskey I had was too strong for me.....thank God it was just the pictures!

Cool post!