Names of Ice Lollies

[Lolly Collector]

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Okay now I have been through every thred in a day and while I recognise many of the wrappers what is special about this blog is that you bring the memories back to life.

[Lolly Collector]

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Wow I have been through the first 25 pages and still have 20 pages to look through. I was brought up in a seaside town and walkeed past hundreds of lolly wrappers every summer. How I whish I had collected them for free.... and recorded all my thoughts and memories.

I see you have even found the lolly wrappers from the display at the Robert Opie museum of packaging in London - well worth a visite!

[Heather74]

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I just collect photo's from Ebay/the internet for this place. I don't actually buy or sell any.

Just seeing the photo's is enough for me.

If by posting the pictures here it helps sell the item for a high price then that's just the sellers good luck lol

[sixtyten]

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Think you're guessing wrong

[Lolly Collector]

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These wrappers came up for sale on Ebay at a high price. Who did Heather sell to? I am guessing its one of the users of this site?

Wall's Shoot

[sixtyten]

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Could you post some pics please?

[Lolly Collector]

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Hi All, I have been away for an age but my collection of Lolly and confectionary wrappers is still growing steadily. My latest addition is a Wall's Shoot - "Secrets Of The Wild West" Lolly Wrapper which I cannot say I remember but its a nice addition. I would love to contact other lolly wrapper collectors or confectionery wrapper collectors and have loads of older ones spare for exchange.
By for now

[Danphil]

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im trying to find a lolly that is raspberry flavoured it was small and triangler/pyramid shaped plz help

I know exactly what you mean and i cannot find the name of it anywhere you could only get it from an ice cream van it had a stick so wasnt a jubbly or sun lolly. Someone earlier in the thread asked about it also. Does no one else remember this there was a sticket for it on the ice cream van window but it was added so not part of the normal menu sheets from walls or anything. I would really like to know what it is called hopefully the ice cream man from the van called tonys that used to park outside wickham common primary is reading this because he must know.

[tiny a]

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im trying to find a lolly that is raspberry flavoured it was small and triangler/pyramid shaped plz help

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Ice creams were great back then...it seems the markets really changed and is blander now, or sophisticated with products marketed directly toward adults like Walls Carte D'or for instance...

I haven't looked through this thread much but was Mini Milk mentioned? - they used to taste lovely then around the 90s they became watery...

[sixtyten]

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Superb

[Heather74]

Not good pictures but Lord Toffingham Wrapper up for grabs on Ebay. Same seller has an unopened packet of Space Dust too!


Back say's mystify and amaze your friends with one of lord Toffingham's wizard wheezes ... looks like a glass of milk balanced on a bank note.

Not on ebay found in google images

Lord Toffingham and Funny Faces


Nice photo of Super Star http://www.flickr.com/photos/2285927...n/photostream/ also nice shot of jack of diamonds and score among others!! http://www.flickr.com/photos/the_moo...7624803170146/ (these images are 'protected' so I cant bring them here )

[ayrshireman]

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LOL

Not the best tagline for an advert.

[Heather74]

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Zim ? could you mean Wiz?

[HIPPIEDAVE61]

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Count dracula, black filled with blood like sauce, circa 70's, zim- banana lolly filled with toffee, circa 1968 ish, as advertised by leslie crowther-suck and see its magic. A ice cream shaped like a heart, covered in chocolate. A top ten ice cream covered in chocolate, again these were late 60's.