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1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer
1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer

1950s Mirrors Dodge Plymouth Midwest Motors Jamestown ND Last Supper Thermometer

$ 10.55

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Theme: Automobiles
  • Date of Origin: 1953
  • Condition: Used
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Country/Region: United States
  • Modified Item: No
  • Type of Advertising: Mirror
  • Date of Creation: 1953
  • Color: Multi-color
  • Make: Dodge

    Description

    Up for bid are two vintage mirrors advertising Dodge and Plymouth automobiles from Midwest Motors in Jamestown, North Dakota. The thermometer mirror is very unique, and has both a 1953 penny and a real, dried 4 leaf clover in it. The thermometer mirror has some paint loss and small scratches, and the Last Supper mirror’s front is completely detached from the back, but may be able to be glued back on with ease. There are black flakes coming off of the Last Supper mirror, likely from the adhesive that was used. The thermometer mirror says “keep me I will bring you luck and you will never be broke.” I believe both to be from the 50s, possibly both from 1953 based on the age of the penny in the thermometer mirror.
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