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Vintage Ads: 5th Avenue Candy Bar (1965)

October 14, 2019October 3, 2019

5thAveAdLifeMag1965

source: Life Magazine, October 8, 1965

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Posted in: Vintage Ads | Tagged: 1960s, 5th avenue candy bar, chocolate, life magazine, old images, retro, sixties, vintage advertisements

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