7/26/11 GOOD NEWS! A WHOLE BUNCH OF PEOPLE IN THE GENERAL FORUM HELPED ME SEARCH FOR HIM FOR 2 DAYS. LADYKIKI FOUND HIM! HE’S A RARE COCA COLA COLLECTABLE CALLED “FROSTY BOY”. THE BONANZA COMMUNITY IS WONDERFUL. MYSTERY SOLVED!
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passionfuel Reputation: 22 See passionfuel's booth |
DQ (Dairy Queen) had some “similiar” as a promotional item for their “Dilly bars” in the 1970s…
Good luck on your research with this information next!
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MONTROSE Reputation: 8354 See MONTROSE's booth |
Howdy Doody is going to be my best guess.
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johncraftstreasures Reputation: 172 See johncraftstreasures' booth |
Any tush tag that would say what company made him or what country he was made in?
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colorado_native2 Reputation: 16 See colorado_native2's booth |
There are no tags. Just a sticker on the back that says he was manufactured from “all new type material” and some registration numbers. I think he may be taking a ride in my car to the Goodwill today!
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passionfuel Reputation: 22 See passionfuel's booth |
Does it have to be a known character? The neckband is a definite clue as Daffy and other cartoon people wore those often, and the Chase Bag Company was used by many corporations in advertising. It is valuable as a vintage mystery but my guess is one of Jim Hendersons red haired ones called Gerald
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PetsMisc Reputation: 16 See PetsMisc's booth |
I think it’s something like Montrose suggested – a fast-food restaurant give-away. When I looked at the photo, I first thought Burger King, but I can’t say why that is.
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StarvingPackrats Reputation: 338 See StarvingPackrats' booth |
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