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Oct 30

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Dick Clark, memorabilia, music, program, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars Souvenir Program 1959

In 1959, radio and television personality and television producer Dick Clark organized and produced a concert tour of rock and roll and rhythm and blues artists. Many had appeared on his music performance and dance television program “American Bandstand.” The tour was booked as Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars. During it’s seven year existence the tours grew to gross $5 million annually. The concert featured up to seventeen acts each performing two or three songs. All were backed by the same band. They toured sixty to ninety days on the road. The show was spotlighted by major artists such as Paul Anka and they would close the show. Other artists like Gene Pitney and Lloyd Price and groups such as the Coasters and Drifters would fill out spots in the shows. The shows offered four hours of non-stop hits. Initial costs of tickets were $1.50. Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars began todays touring Billion Dollar Industry. My Forever Treasures has opened it’s vintage music vault and is offering this 1959 Dick Clark’s Caravan of Stars Souvenir Program. Photos of all seventeen acts make this a music treasure. Relive 1959’s music hits with this fantastic memento. If you love […]

Sep 13

by Bobby Kosser in Memorabilia, Movies, Music, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: animation, collectible, Disney, films, memorabilia, music, souvenir, vintage

Vintage 1930’s Walt Disney Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs Tiles

“Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs,” is a 1937 American animated musical film by Walt Disney Productions and released by R.K.O. Radio Pictures. It takes place in Greece and the Mediterranean Area. After wandering through the forest for hours, Snow White discovers a tiny cottage belonging to a group of seven dwarfs, who work in nearby mines. Snow White assumes the 7 dwarfs are children and with the help of animals proceeds to clean the place and cook a meal. It turns out the cottage belongs to the 7 adult dwarfs, named Doc, Grumpy, Happy, Sleepy, Bashful, Sneezy and Dopey. Miners make her part of the household. The film is the first to have a musical soundtrack, with favorites like “Whistle While You Work,” “Someday My Prince Will Come,” and the dwarfs sing “Heigh Ho” (It’s Off To Work We Go,) and dance and play instruments. The film has been translated into endless languages and loved around the world. The story offers endless fun. Jealous of Snow White’s beauty, the wicked queen disguises herself as a hag and brings a poison apple to Snow White, and tricks her. She falls into a death-like sleep, that only can be broken […]

Dec 08

by Bobby Kosser in Advertisement, Memorabilia, Miscellaneous, Souvenirs, Television, Toy 0 comments tags: hand puppet, memorabilia, puppet, souvenir, Teddy Snow Crop, vintage

Vintage 1950’s Teddy Snow Crop Advertising Promotional Polar Bear Hand Puppet

My Forever Treasures is offering the Holy Grail of Vintage Promotional Hand Puppets. It’s the holiday season and we’re delighted to have you depart us with the favorite of young and old alike, Snow Crop’s Polar Bear Teddy Snow Crop. Teddy has always been an upgrade for any Promo Advertising Puppet Collector. Ours is the unique Polar Bear from Clinton Foods. 8″ tall with a beaming plastic face. Teddy puts a smile on mine. Play with Teddy as his white fur body shines. Your hand is where our prize will claim his new home. Hand puppets are great. Teddy Snow Crop is the Best. ENJOY. 😉

Nov 13

by Bobby Kosser in Advertisement, Memorabilia, Miscellaneous, Pennants, Souvenirs, Sports 0 comments tags: memorabilia, pennant, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Souvenir Los Angeles Dodgers and Los Angeles Angels Opening Day Dodger Stadium Pennant 1962

My Forever Treasures opens our vintage souvenir baseball pennant collection with a 1962 beauty. Offered just this one time 57 years ago. This is a 1962 Guest of Dodger Stadium Grand Opening prize. The vertical pennant with Dodger blue and Angels red colors is beautiful. It reads “Guest Grand Opening of Dodger Stadium” and “Home of the Dodgers and Angels,” separated by crossed bats and a ball. Below, also in white lettering “April 9,1962.” This would be the the permanent home of the Dodgers and temporary home of the Angels until they had their own ball park. There was a dedication ceremony. The Angels, a 1961 expansion team would play in their temporary home. 57 years later the stadium is still home to the Los Angeles Dodgers. Dignitaries made welcome speeches and the fans got to watch the Dodgers work out. A ticket had each fan receive food, watch the Dodgers work out and a Souvenir Pennant. My Forever Treasures is pleased to offer this vintage one of a kind prize. Hang it on your wall and offer the beautiful 29″ Pennant as baseball “Eye candy.”

Aug 03

by Bobby Kosser in Historical Items, Memorabilia, Miscellaneous, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: banner, collectible, flag, history, memorabilia, military, souvenir, vintage, World War 2

Vintage World War 2 These Colors Will Not Run Silk Flag Banner 8 x 10 inches

World War 2 represented the United States effort to defeat the Axis powers (Germany and Japan were major players.) Germany wreaked havoc in Europe. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor. The world was overwhelmingly threatened. The United States offered their greatest military effort of all time. The war started in 1939 when Germany invaded Poland. It ended December 1945 when the Axis formally surrendered. The nation’s industries were mobilized to supply and enable the American Armed Forces, Naval and Air Forces. 16 million Americans served in the U.S. Armed Forces. More than 400,000 were killed in action and near 700,000 were wounded. Today the war would have cost the U.S. $4.5 trillion. Civilians on the Home Front were a huge moral foundation serving the troops 24/7.To show support the Home Front hung flags and banners in their windows. Some displayed 1, 2 or 3 stars indicating how many in the family were serving. Other flags and banners displayed patriotic messages. In response to clients requesting vintage patriotic treasures, My Forever Treasures has the perfect gift. A “These Colors Will Not Run” World War 2 Home Front winner. The Holy Grail of patriotic messages “These Colors Will Not Run,” flag/banner framed […]

Jul 08

by Bobby Kosser in Hollywood, Memorabilia, People, Souvenirs, Television, Toy 0 comments tags: collectible, memorabilia, Munster, souvenir, television, toy, vintage

Vintage Herman Munster Remco 1964 Munsters Family Figure

The Munsters is an American sitcom depicting the home life of a family of benign monsters. Herman is the head-of-the-household. He is a Frankenstein monster type. In 1965 the show was nominated for a Golden Globe. The series was a satire of both traditional monster movies and the wholesome family fare of the era… It was produced by those who created “Leave It To Beaver.” It ran concurrently w. the similar macabre themed “The Addams Family,” but fared much better in the ratings. Instead of animation, a live version proved to be the ideal novel formula.The characters would be supernatural creatures. The show followed the familiar family sitcom formula of the era. The well meaning father, the nurturing mother, the eccentric well meaning relative, the naive teenager and the precocious child. The series offered customized monster possessions, such as a dragster made out of a coffin. The monster/normal life theme was so popular, it’s still loved today, by children and adults more than 50 years later. Herman Munster’s Frankenstein look and demeanor became the show’s fan favorite. My Forever Treasures is wide eyed, as we share our first vintage monster prize.The figure stands 6.25″ x 1.75″ x […]

Jun 11

by Bobby Kosser in Cards, Music, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: card, collectible, Elvis Presley, memorabilia, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Elvis Presley Mr. Softee Top 20 # 12 Beckett Certified Graded 8 Trading Card 1963

It’s been ages since My Forever Treasures, has offered an Elvis Presley vintage favorite. Today, we’re offering an Elvis Presley Mr. Softee Top 20 rare Trading Card. It is # 12 of the collection and Beckett certified at 8 ! This 1963 prize is 1.5″ x 2.75.” Presley fans are the most enthusiastic and savor their Elvis Presley Collections. Add this to your records, pinbacks and pennants etc. A beautiful image of the King on the front. There are lots of reasons why we idolize him on the back. We rarely offer Elvis Presley vintage items. This Elvis Top 20 trading card would be an excellent addition to any collection. Add this to your Presley souvenir cache, and everyone who sees this beautiful card, will say “Long live the King.” Pamper yourself. You deserve this prize. CONTACT US

May 20

by Bobby Kosser in Historical Items, Knife, Memorabilia, People, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: Knife, memorabilia, Nixon, Political, Reagan, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Presidential Treasures – Reagan and Bush 1980 Campaign Photo Pocket Knife – Re-Elect Nixon and Agnew 1972 Campaign Pocket Knife

My Forever Treasures is celebrating political memorabilia month. Pleased with the great success our hand signed John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy 1960 photo brought. In response to requests for “fun” political items, we’re offering these 2 vintage presidential campaign pocket knives. They are both very collectible, affordable and enjoyed by collectors of all ages. Thank you Reagan/Bush and Nixon/Agnew. The 1972 Re-Elect Nixon/Agnew knife, is the campaign classic with great graphics of Nixon, Agnew and the Republican Log Cabin & Elephant. Add this to your political collection. It’s a favorite. The knife is 2.25″ in diameter, U.S. made and weighs 7.8 ounces. Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew won this election. I display this dual blade beauty with my political pennants and use it for opening mail as well. For those who collect Ronald Reagan political memorabilia, we’re offering our 1980 vintage souvenir winner. This top of the line 1980 Photo Ronald Reagan and George Bush Presidential Campaign dual blade pocket knife can be yours. The body is 2.5″ and manufactured in the U.S. The red background accents the photo and their election slogan, “Together …..A New Beginning.” This souvenir can be your way of remembering Reagan’s 1980 […]

Mar 27

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, Hollywood, Movies, People, Photo, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: autograph, autographed photo, film, Gregory Peck, memorabilia, movie, photo, souvenir, vintage

Vintage Gregory Peck Autographed Publicity Photo

My Forever Treasures has returned to our vintage film icon vault. We are pleased to offer an autographed Gregory Peck treasure. Gregory Peck was an American actor. He was one of the most popular film stars, from the 1940’s to the 1960’s. Peck received 5 Best Actor Academy Award nominations and won once, for his incredible performance in the 1962 drama “To Kill A Mockingbird.” The A.F.I. named Peck among the 12 Greatest Male Stars of Classic Hollywood Cinema. Peck’s first film “Days of Glory,” was released in 1944. He was nominated for 5 Best Actor Academy Awards. Four came during his first 5 years of film acting: for “The Keys of the Kingdom.”(1944)”The Yearling.”(1946) “Gentleman’s Agreement.”(1947)and “Twelve O’Clock High.” (1949) Gregory Peck’s height at 6′ 3″ offered a stately presence. His powerful persona served Gregory well in “Roman Holiday,” w. his co-star Audrey Hepburn winning an Oscar. He proved to be the ultimate leading man in “Moby Dick,” “Spellbound,” “Gentleman’s Agreement,” “Cape Fear” “How The West Was Won,” and “The Guns of Navarone.” Gregory Peck won the Best Actor Academy Award for his fifth nomination as Atticus Finch, a Depression-era lawyer and a widowed father in the […]

Feb 04

by Bobby Kosser in Autographs, Memorabilia, People, Photo, Souvenirs 0 comments tags: autograph, autographed photo, Kurt Vonnegut, memorabilia, souvenir, video

Vintage Kurt Vonnegut Hand Signed Photo

Kurt Vonnegut was an American writer who’s career spanned over 50 years. He published 14 novels, 3 short story collections, 5 plays and 5 works of non-fiction, with further collections being published after his death. He is most famous for his darkly satirical best selling novel “Slaughterhouse-Five.”(1969) Vonnegut was a vocal critic of the society in which he lived and this was reflected in his writings. Several key social themes recur in Vonnegut’s works, such as wealth, lack of it, and it’s unequal distribution among society. A conscious fear of loss of one’s purpose in life, is among the themes of his works. (Cat’s Cradle” and “Breakfast of Champions.”) His famous quote, “We are what we pretend to be.” “So we must be careful about what we pretend to be.” At his death, he was hailed as a morbidly comical commentator on the society in which he lived and as one of the most important contemporary writers of his generation. My Forever Treasures is pleased to offer our literary fans, a hand signed Kurt Vonnegut photo. It’s directly from our literary icon eye candy vault. Framed on your wall, this treasure will be the envy of everyone. Pamper […]

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