Fire Engine Miniature Vintage Glass Candy Container c1940s by Victory Glass Co.
Made by Victory Glass Co. #258 in the Collector’s Guide to Candy Containers – Identification and Values, by Dezso, Poirier & Poirier.
Made by Victory Glass Co. #258 in the Collector’s Guide to Candy Containers – Identification and Values, by Dezso, Poirier & Poirier.
The product is a vintage Victory Glass Co. tank-shaped candy container with two cannons, made of clear glass and dating back to 1943. This collectible advertising item is from Jeanette, Pennsylvania, United States. The unique design and historical significance make it a valuable addition for collectors interested in vintage merchandise and memorabilia. This candy container is in excellent condition with only 2 very small chips on the bottom edge as shown in the photos.
#412 in the Collector’s Guide to Candy Containers – Identification and Values, by Dezso, Poirier & PoirierSays “Victory Glass – Toy Division, OZ AVOR” on the bottom.Says “USA” on both sides of the tank just below the soldier’s head.Made by Victory Glass Co. Please feel free to email me with questions Check out my other items! Visit store
Says “Victory Glass – Toy Division, OZ AVOR” on the bottom. Made by Victory Glass Co. #412 in the Collector’s Guide to Candy Containers – Identification and Values, by Dezso, Poirier & Poirier. Says “USA” on both sides of the tank just below the soldier’s head.
With original candy. Made by Victory Glass Co. #373 in the Collector’s Guide to Candy Containers – Identification and Values, by Dezso, Poirier & Poirier. Tin top and bottom are green, paint is chipped off-see photos.
The tank is clear in color and is used as a candy container.
Number 739 – Dial Type. Missing holder for ear mic and bottom lid. Antique candy container.