15 American Products That Were Designed to Be Disposable but Became Collectibles
1. View-Master Reels When the View-Master was introduced in 1939, it was marketed as a fun way to view 3D […]
1. View-Master Reels When the View-Master was introduced in 1939, it was marketed as a fun way to view 3D […]
1. Moxie – Maine If you’ve spent any time in Maine, you’ve probably heard someone defend Moxie like it’s a
1. War Cake “War Cake” was a World War I invention, created to comply with rationing laws that limited sugar,
1. Teapot Dome Service Station – Zillah, Washington Shaped like a squat white teapot with a bright red spout, this
1. Arnold Schwarzenegger Before he was “The Governator,” Arnold Schwarzenegger was a Hollywood action star with a knack for reinvention.
1. Home-Canned Foods Without Pressure Canners Grandmas often canned their own fruits, vegetables, and even meats in jars using boiling
1. Raggedy Ann’s Moral Adventures Books While Raggedy Ann dolls have been around since 1915, in the 1920s and 30s