Who remembers S&H green stamps

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06-19-2011, 09:12 AM

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joyce blint

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My mom saved those also. In fact I think she saved everything, bread sacks, plastic ties...you get the picture. When we were going thru the house, we found several "saved" green stamp books that were no longer redeemable.

06-19-2011, 09:13 AM

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craftymatt2

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Originally Posted by catrancher

I remember them. I got a double decker record stand for my 45 rpm records. Who remembers 45s?

Oh I remember 45;s still have all my Elvis singles, and some Motown, can't get enough of Elvis and Motown.
I listne to the oldie station on the radio.

06-19-2011, 09:16 AM

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gypsylady5

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I remember turning them in for cash to pay a traffic ticket! Weren't they the best?? :lol:

06-19-2011, 09:17 AM

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craftymatt2

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Oh my, this was such a fun topic, and my hubbs wonders why I'm still on the computer, haven't showered or eaten and its noon here.

06-19-2011, 09:18 AM

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valsma

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Yup I remember them. I don't remember if we actually used them for anything but I remember the stamps.

06-19-2011, 09:25 AM

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valsma

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Originally Posted by Numa

I still have a milk glass fruit bowl, footed pitcher, and 8 matching glasses that my Mom got with green stamps. I also remember the Jewel Tea man and his magical truck full of things, and the aluminum kitchen stuff in boxes of oatmeal, 45's, and towels in the detergent boxes. Those towels were my Mom's guest towels and we better not even think of touching them! Thanks for the blast from te past!!

That's so funny. I remember the towels and little ceramic dogs that you could collect out of, I think it was Red Rose tea bags and a real prize in Cracker Jacks. Oh, if our kids even had a clue. So funny.

06-19-2011, 09:28 AM

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purplepamela

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I remember wanting to play softball as a kid. M mom being a single parent couldn't always afford to just go out and buy what ever we wanted. So she and my grandma saved the stamps. She was saving for new pots and pans but used them to get me and my sister ball gloves. I will never forget them they were red, white and blue. I played ball for about 15 years. Green stamps made it possible. Anyone remember the ceramic brown bean pots with the hot plate they sat on? My MIL still has one.

06-19-2011, 09:31 AM

#138

reeskylr

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Originally Posted by Leota

omg... Yes... my mother saved those green stamps
I wish they still gave S&H green stamps ... we could buy things with them and it was almost like getting stuff free...

OH yeah, I remember licking stamps and putting them in books and having a box full. lol, they really do need something like this again.

Speaking of those detergent towels, yep, I remember getting those too.

06-19-2011, 09:37 AM

#139

Numa

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I have a lot of the little metal toys that my Dad saved from Cracker Jacks when he was a kid. And I agree the glue on the stamps tasted terrible, but we willingly licked them to get those goodies!