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maria
PostPosted: Tue Jan 31, 2012 6:45 am 
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I thought it might be useful, as a sort of appendix to the more detailed info from Papatedsplace, to feature catalog pages I've come across referencing putz houses. I've collected quite a few over the years.

Here's a page from the 1937 Sears


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Here's another from 1969; more coming eventually


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From the 1959 Sears catalog


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Very helpful, Maria. Please post more when you can...espeically anything for the 30's and 40's
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Don't forget to check out the catalog pages at papatedsplace
http://www.papatedsplace.com/Butler33.html
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1957 SEARS


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1947 Sears


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A large lighted, battery operated, church, 1968 Sears


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Been trolling fleabay and have discovered that vintage putz houses can be an economical collectible. There are many available for reasonable prices and they don't take up a lot of room. Lots of potential there for my blog.
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Just what you needed, Ed, another hobby. :-)
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