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This cast iron Blatz Beer advertising figure gives new meaning to the term “barrel chested.” You can unscrew the legs of his chair and use it as a “shelf sitter.” I’m not into beer memorabilia as a rule, but thought this figure from the sixties had a lot of charm and for ten bucks, I had to snap it up.
Categories: Advertising/Promotion, Brands, Certifikitsch Winners, Drink and Bar Accessories, Music, Statuary/Sculptural, Submissions
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Never saw him before! Love that he’s adaptable, with or without legs.
I had a metal ice skating figure that I think was Blatz as well. Dorky looking boy with scarf flapping in wind. Very heavy metal piece.
Is there any significance to someone playing the banjo while drinking Blatz?
This would be a swell gift for Wayne White!
Just saw his show a couple of weeks ago. http://www.alleewillis.com/awmok/kitschenette/2011/02/03/out-with-miss-yvonne-jambi-cherry-chicky-baby-randy-and-penny/
I´ve seen it on your FB page and I´m sooo jealous.
I love where I live, but that I couldn´t see Wayne live and also that I couldn´t see Lynne and Paul on Broadway made me quite sad. I couldn´t travel to the US this year.