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Girl Scout Candy - Vintage Products
Informally, local Girl Scout troops have sold candy as a fund raiser almost from the beginning. Organized, formal candy sales were popular in the 1950's & 1960's.
Blumenthal Bros. and Curtiss Candy Company were two vintage candy manufacturers that supported the Girl Scout Candy Sale efforts.
Brach's may have also been a supporter.
1966
The order form (left) is for the
"Nationally Approved Official Girl Scout Chocolates"
This silver box of Official Girl Scout Sweet Chocolate Covered Malted "Treats" also reminds buyers to buy War Saving Stamps and Bonds.
World War II era.
Girl Scouts & Morton Salt | Girl Scouts on Sugar Packets | Girl Scout Candy - Vintage
Girl Scout Snacks - Modern | Girl Scout & Bread | Drink to the Girl Scouts!
Girl Scouts are Nuts | GIRL SCOUT ICE CREAM!!!!!!
Girl Scout Cookbooks | It's a Girl Scout Party! | Girl Scout Plates
Girl Scout Dessert Decorations thru the Years... | Girl Scout Dog Treats
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