4 Vintage New England Flaky Crust Table talk /Mrs Robbinson's

Description: 4 Vintage New England Flaky Crust Table Talk / Mrs. Robinson's Pie PlatesPreowned ~ Goo Vintage Condition ( See Photos )9" inch pie plate Vintage 1948 ~ 1960'sMaterial Vintage Tin2/ Stamped ~ New England Flaky Crust Pie Table Talk 10 Cents Deposit2/ Stamped ~ Mrs. Robbinson's Fine Restaurant Pies Table Talk DepositVintage ~ ~ From Day's Gone By ~ ~Today, the pies come in disposable foil plates, but before that, they (and all mass-produced pies) were baked and sold in aluminum pans. Table Talk aluminum pans, boasting the phrase “New England Flaky Crust Pie – 10c Deposit,” have since become an easy and affordable collector’s item. Other pie brands, like Py-O-My and Bluebird, are also vintage favorites. Another New England pie company, the Frisbie Pie Co. (owned by Table Talk since 1958), also conjures up fond memories for many New Englanders. Founded in 1871 in Bridgeport, CT, Frisbie is most famous for being credited with providing the original inspiration for the frisbee toy. Legend says that pie-loving students at Yale University used the empty tins as flying discs on the New Haven Green. Noticing the growing fad, an inventor developed a plastic version, dubbed “the frisbee” in honor of Frisbie’s Pies. But is the story true? Well, kind of. Frisbee inventor Walter “Fred” Morrison had never heard of Frisbie Pies or even visited Connecticut when he started selling flying discs on the west coast in the late 1930s, but after selling his design to toy developer Wham-O in 1957, the name was changed to Frisbee after the Frisbie pie tins. In short: Yale students with their Frisbie’s tins didn’t inspire the original invention, but without them there would be no Frisbee flying disc brand name. Not bad for a New England pie ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Thank you for looking ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Price: 14.95 USD

Location: South Weymouth, Massachusetts

End Time: 2024-09-26T14:25:02.000Z

Shipping Cost: 5.3 USD