1920's Woolworths Fortune Telling Collectables Weighing Machine Cards F.W. Woolworth Memorabilia

[eatablealan]

"Woolies" still alive and well in Australia

[CrucialQuilava]

R.I.P WoolWorths :(

You will always be remembered...

[birdman404]

we ddent have em over here in reland but in northern ireland(uk controlled)  i would pop in when i was up there to get the huge bars of cadburys choc they sold!!!!

[creamofcardstv]

I must admit, I only went into Woolies for mainly confectionary

[birdman404]

sweet tooth like myself.

[FailedDip]

oh, but we only sold groceries, cereal, meat etc, it was a food store, nd it had shampoo etc, mini toys.

[FailedDip]

in australia, we have woolworths as well, but in victoria, (where i am), we have safeway.

[creamofcardstv]

Our British Woolworths didn't sell much food, except chocolate etc

[creamofcardstv]

Thank you for sharing that

[SorrowToSerenity]

Just for future reference, $1000,000 isn't a proper value. There can only be three zeroes before each comma. :-)

[creamofcardstv]

thank you for letting me know

[mrgoodvibrations]

I remember Woolworth's stores, I even (at the Henry Ford Mueseam) got weighed and my fortune told on one of those scales in the 70's as a teen it was operational coin operated/worked/and allowed the public to use it, I wonder if they still do?

[creamofcardstv]

I always thought that Woolworths was 100% British before I did a little bit of research.

[mrgoodvibrations]

Woolworth's also owned the Ben Franklin 5 and 10cent stores here in the states.

[johnswackyworld]

watertown, new york..opps

[johnswackyworld]

woolworth started in watertwon, new york -- 90 miles from where i live!

[creamofcardstv]

cheers for sharing that

[creamofcardstv]

I like to keep my eyes open for any unusual stuff