Sample bag - Mastercraft Chocolates and Peanut Bars
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Australia
State/Province
Queensland
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Description
Sample bag, for Mastercraft Chocolates and Peanut Bars, made of plastic, yellow, green and blue background with printed text.
Classification
PACKAGES AND CONTAINERS
Production place
Measurements
H364 x W259mm
Media/Materials description
Plastic
Signature/Marks
Mastercraft / GOLDEN / ROUGH / 20 g net
Mastercraft / GOLDEN / ROUGH / 20 g net
Mastercraft / MINT PATTIE / 20 g ne
Mastercraft / MINT PATTIE / 20 g net
Mastercraft / SCORCHED / PEANUT BAR / Scorched Peanuts in brittle toffee with a rich chocolatey coating
Mastercraft / GOLDEN / ROUGH / 20 g net
Mastercraft / MINT PATTIE / 20 g ne
Mastercraft / MINT PATTIE / 20 g net
Mastercraft / SCORCHED / PEANUT BAR / Scorched Peanuts in brittle toffee with a rich chocolatey coating
History and use
This sample bag advertises Mastercraft Chocolates and Peanut Bars. Chocolates such as Golden Rough and Mint Patties have been enjoyed by many Australians in their childhood. Show bags, with samples of the wares of different manufacturers and organisations, have been a distinctive feature of the Ekka for many years. As a memento, they are an important part of many peoples experience of the Ekka.
Sample bags were designed to provide samples of products produced specifically at Royal Queensland Show (the Ekka), Brisbane. The Ekka is a 10 day annual festival officially titled the Royal Queensland Show, though it has had several names over the years. For the people of Brisbane the Ekka has been a major feature of the calendar for over 130 years, with many attending year after year. It is a special favourite for children.
Part of a collection of show memorabilia donated to the Museum by the Chantler family, this sample bag is one of over 50 sample bags in the Queensland Museum collection.
Uploaded to the Web 27 May 2011.
Sample bags were designed to provide samples of products produced specifically at Royal Queensland Show (the Ekka), Brisbane. The Ekka is a 10 day annual festival officially titled the Royal Queensland Show, though it has had several names over the years. For the people of Brisbane the Ekka has been a major feature of the calendar for over 130 years, with many attending year after year. It is a special favourite for children.
Part of a collection of show memorabilia donated to the Museum by the Chantler family, this sample bag is one of over 50 sample bags in the Queensland Museum collection.
Uploaded to the Web 27 May 2011.
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