Old Skool Packaging

[Heather74]

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[Marine Boy]

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I just found this. Gald to know bits of my memory are still intact.



... mind you, this seems to be French.

[Heather74]

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Not packaging as such, but a 70's food related picnic/crunchie promotion.

[Kiop]

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My all time Fav Marathon yum.

I wonder what the 'Full 3p value' would be in todays' terms? Half a peanut? LOL

[Heather74]

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[Heather74]

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My all time Fav Marathon yum.

[Heather74]

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[kazboot]

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Lime Aero, yum!
Another sadly missed treat.

[Heather74]

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[fanoofez]

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Ahhh, those days when you used to buy the long Twiglets in a box!

[Danny]

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1960's (sold into the 70's)
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1970's
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click for larger pic

I like the Watneys party four in the top right corner - not as much joy as a party seven but ether one was acceptable for 'bring your own' parties

[Heather74]

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All from the 80's

[Richard1978]

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I've often heard Tree Top bottles discribed as looking like lava lamps.

Sainsbury's used to put their own brand squash in similar shaped bottles in the late 1980s, early 1990s.

[kazboot]

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How lovely to see that Tree Top Orange Drink bottle again.

Ta for these great pics, Dr.H.

[sixtyten]

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Larger view of 1970's selection