Remember Orphan Annie??

[doublet2a]

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HH TIM

 

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[Montana Jim]

Tim - man what an awesome find! I am not old enough to remember them when they were issued, but man I loved the story line in "A Christmas Story" about them! LMAO

What a great find! Do you think they official list of owners still exists compared to the serial numbers?

 

[doublet2a]

Boy, now that's thought
Maybe I could return it to the owner


HH TIM

 

[Montana Jim]

Boy, now that's thought
Maybe I could return it to the owner


HH TIM

I'm not a huge fan of returning stuff... but it's a thought I had, I know some folks really get a thrill out of the possibility of returning things. I wonder if there was ever a real list of official numbers for those things?

 

[doublet2a]

Hey Jim, I was just kiddin', now if it was a ring or family hierloom or something maybe. I'm with you that policy


HH TIM

 

[teverly]

I love that old kids stuff.....
neat find!!!!!

 

[Rob66]

Tim - man what an awesome find! I am not old enough to remember them when they were issued, but man I loved the story line in "A Christmas Story" about them! LMAO

What a great find! Do you think they official list of owners still exists compared to the serial numbers?

My favorite Christmas show!!!! "You'll shoot your eye out!!!!" what a treat to find one!!!

 

[piggman1]

Very Cool Find Indeed!

 

[romeo-1]

Find of the day!

 

[savant365]

Some kid probably dropped it when he shot his eye out with his official red ryder bb gun. lol. Great find, congrats.

Charlie

 

[doublet2a]

Check out this link
Shows all the ones made from 1935-1940
The 1940 style was the one used in the movie
Thanks for the replies

HH TIM

http://www.radioarchives.org/annie/

 

[Montana Jim]

Check out this link
Shows all the ones made from 1935-1940
The 1940 style was the one used in the movie
Thanks for the replies

HH TIM

http://www.radioarchives.org/annie/

How cool is that site...

This was a great topic Tim!