After searching around for a while I’m led to believe that the majority of these vintage candy packages were from the 1980’s. The Pixy Stix and the Wrigleys Gum packaging however were from the 1960’s.
Found via Jasonliebig on Flickr
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Vintage Candy Packaging
June 8th, 2011
Posted by Shelby White on 06/8/11 in Packaging
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I was all about the m&m peanuts until the Wrigley’s Spearmint came up at the end. Amazing.
love the milk duds, but the raisins and jr mints look like poops!
What a great trip down memory lane! I remember the Milk Duds packaging in particular from when I was a kid.
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