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If you are fascinated by those wonderful glass candy container toys, or if you have ever considered collecting
them as a hobby, or if you already collect and wish to learn more about glass candy toys ...
The Candy Collectors of America invites you to become a member.
The organization was formed in 1984 in Harrisburg, PA with its purpose to promote candy collecting, and to
educate and inform those who collect and to encourage new collectors. There are now about 275 members
throughout the United States and Canada.
The dues are $25.00 per family per year. New Members receive a sample of the club's quarterly
newsletter, The Candy Gram, a membership directory and other pertinent data to assist the new collector.
Club members receive free catalogues to candy container auctions.
them as a hobby, or if you already collect and wish to learn more about glass candy toys ...
The Candy Collectors of America invites you to become a member.
The organization was formed in 1984 in Harrisburg, PA with its purpose to promote candy collecting, and to
educate and inform those who collect and to encourage new collectors. There are now about 275 members
throughout the United States and Canada.
The dues are $25.00 per family per year. New Members receive a sample of the club's quarterly
newsletter, The Candy Gram, a membership directory and other pertinent data to assist the new collector.
Club members receive free catalogues to candy container auctions.
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The Candy Gram provides members with news and information on candy containers and related candy collectibles.
Each issue contains photograped candy containers, some unusual or rare. The Marketplace the classified section of
each newsletter where members can advertise to buy or sell candy containers, etc. will put many exciting containers
as close as your phone or computer!
The annual Convention usually held in conjunction with Eastern Pennsylvania's Antiques Extravaganzas, is the
highlight of the membership year, usually held the last weekend of June. The Swap Night will provide the collector
with opportunities to buy, sell or trade candy containers. Fellowship, business meeting, banquet, fun auction, social
hour and antiquing, make the three-day event a great experiance.
As a member, you will learn of reference books, which include details and all dimensions of those wonderful glass
toys and you can also receive information regarding replacement parts to complete many of the cars, fire engines,
planes, etc.
Each issue contains photograped candy containers, some unusual or rare. The Marketplace the classified section of
each newsletter where members can advertise to buy or sell candy containers, etc. will put many exciting containers
as close as your phone or computer!
The annual Convention usually held in conjunction with Eastern Pennsylvania's Antiques Extravaganzas, is the
highlight of the membership year, usually held the last weekend of June. The Swap Night will provide the collector
with opportunities to buy, sell or trade candy containers. Fellowship, business meeting, banquet, fun auction, social
hour and antiquing, make the three-day event a great experiance.
As a member, you will learn of reference books, which include details and all dimensions of those wonderful glass
toys and you can also receive information regarding replacement parts to complete many of the cars, fire engines,
planes, etc.
Join now and you will be sent to the membership form page. Right click on the form and select print. We are looking
forward to seeing you.
forward to seeing you.
