(3) 1930s Cracker Jack / Checkers Popcorn Confection Box Divider Puzzle Cards

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(3) 1930’s Cracker Jack / Checkers Popcorn Confection Box Divider Puzzle Cards

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(3) 1930's Cracker Jack / Checkers Popcorn Confection Box Divider Puzzle Cards
Cracker Jack Checkers Pop Corn Confection Advertising Prize Premium Puzzle Non Sports Trading Card Paper

The picture shows all (3) 1930's Cracker Jack / Checkers Popcorn Confection Box Divider Puzzle Cards in this lot. These printed heavy paper cards were used in the MYSTERY CLUB or QUESTION MARK (?) Cracker Jack and Checkers Pop Corn boxes from the 1930's. They were an extra added prize. They divided the product from the toy prize that was in the box. This was before the prizes were all put into envelopes. These were part of a set of (40) puzzle dividers that were used. There are variations in this set. If you collect these you may want to compare yours to the picture and not just go by the number. Some in this set have printing on the other side as well such as answers or solutions. Included in this lot are the following numbers and titles:
#27. OIL CONTAINER PROBLEM
#28. THE PUZZLING CLOCK
#28. THE PUZZLING CLOCK (variation)

These each measure 4-1/2" x 2-3/4". They are in excellent to mint condition. The left #28 has some light creasing.

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