A Collection of Vintage Advertising Containers Including Cracker Jack Borden and Marlboro

This lot features a group of four vintage promotional items comprising a large lithographed tin, an aluminum beer can, and two plastic insulated bottles. The centerpiece is a cylindrical Cracker Jack tin with a white ground and a blue lid featuring red and white text reading ALWAYS ON TOP WORLD'S FAMOUS CONFECTION. The body is decorated with the Sailor Jack and Bingo mascot on the front and a boy eating popcorn on the reverse above the slogan GEE-WOULDN'T IT BE GREAT IF IT SNOWED CRACKER JACK. Text on the side indicates it originally contained two bags with a net weight of 11 oz (312g). Also included is a commemorative World's Fair Premium Beer can produced by the Falstaff Brewing Company in Fort Wayne, Indiana. The white aluminum can features a gold and brown globe and wheat motif with a printed inscription around the top rim reading IN HONOR OF MIKE GLEASON, F.B. KUHLMAN, AND JOE MURPHY. Completing the set are two red molded plastic insulated drink bottles with white screw-on lids. The bottles feature the Marlboro logo in slanted white text repeated around the body, with a small copyright mark at the base reading PHILIP MORRIS INC. 1992.Tin height: 9.25 inchesTin diameter: 7.5 inchesBeer can volume: 12 fl. oz. (355 ml).