1942 Kansas License Plate 74 81 Decatur County Low Number with Sunflowers mammoth_caves_KY This vintage Morton Pottery End-of-Day

This vintage Morton Pottery End-of-Day vase is a cute colorful piece of Art Deco decor that dates to the 1930s

a set of dice (2 ashtrays)

We believe that this is the Sandwich pattern produced by Indiana Glass Co

Ohio red felt pennant

along with a blue background and yellow numbering

1942 Kansas License Plate 74 81 Decatur County Low Number with Sunflowers mammoth_caves_KY This vintage Morton Pottery End-of-DayHere we have a vintage 1942 Kansas license plate. The plate feature the iconic sunflower design, the low number number 74 81 and a green background coloring. This style of license plate was used for a single year in 1942. The sunflowers adorn the bottom corners and were transferred on as decals. The 74 prefix indicated that this plate was originally registered to a car in Decatur county, Kansas. Kansas started at number 1 for each county, so this was