Paprika Shaker, Aunt Jemima Black Americana Figural Plastic, F&F Mold & Die Works, Dayton Ohio USA, Vintage 1949–1950s — Average Condition advertisement 0" long (not including tassels)

0" long (not including tassels) x 4

5" tall x 1" wide

and unmistakably Coke

or anyone assembling a display of American service artifacts

with gold rims and fully gilded handles

Paprika Shaker, Aunt Jemima Black Americana Figural Plastic, F&F Mold & Die Works, Dayton Ohio USA, Vintage 1949–1950s — Average Condition advertisement 0" long (not including tassels)A piece of American advertising history and a record worth preserving. These Aunt Jemima paprika shakers were made by F&F Mold & Die Works in Dayton, Ohio, starting in 1949 as promotional giveaways for Quaker Oats customers who saved Aunt Jemima Pancake Mix box tops. Aunt Jemima stands in her red dress, matching headscarf, white apron, and white neckerchief. All shakers retain their original insert; none have cracks or dents. Paint loss is present on