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Souvenir salt and pepper shakers became popular in the early to mid-20th century as affordable and easily transportable mementos of travel. These sets often depicted local landmarks, regional symbols, or popular attractions of the visited location. They served as both functional kitchenware and reminders of vacations or special trips.

These types of souvenir items were particularly prevalent during the post-World War II era when increased travel opportunities allowed more people to explore different parts of the country and the world. The designs and materials used varied widely, reflecting the local culture and available resources of the souvenir's origin. Today, they are collected as nostalgic reminders of past travels and cultural trends.