Don’t Burst My Bubble – Sweet machine cards
Here we have a variety of American sweet vending machine cards from the fifties through to seventies. These unique and colourful signs were inserted into the front of the machine to entice teens to part with their hard earned pocket money.
We guess with names such as Mod Man, Generation Gap, Flower Children and the dubiously-named tabbylets bubble gum, these were aimed at the more mature teenagers of the time.
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