(4) SSP letters spelling the word TOYS

(4) SSP letters spelling the word TOYS, each letter 26"x32" -Good

4 Toys pine letters in old red paint. Mid 20thc. 3/4" thick, 12" high Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When you leave a bid in advance of the auction, submit your maximum. Jasper5

Series of five Neoclassical style print depicting allegories, cherub and letters, together spelling the word 'TODAY', each housed in a carved giltwood frame, apparently unsigned. Image: 8" H x 8" W; f

A hand-painted iron sculpture having 3 figural heads each appearing to be holding a circular sign with an attached wooden letter, together spelling the word 'Hart'. Each head has a protruding vertical

Marked on lower center 1992 Boy Toy Inc, photos by Steven Meisel. #8152. Subject depicts various photos of Madonna with Letters spelling out her name. Steven Meisel is an American fashion photographer

Link letters spelling out "George W. Burry", 17"l, with key chain, total weight approx. 15.55dwts. together with an unmarked yellow gold rectangular picture frame locket, 1"h x 3/4"w, weight approx. 7

Coke. 8' x 4' SSP self framed sign heavy with rust on ends and bend across the word "Cola". There are stains and porcelain chips in the field. Circa 1930's. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY F

Title: Vintage wood blocks. Dimension: 1 1/4" square each Date/Period: 1940's Additional Info:Nice group of vintage wood blocks spelling “TOYS" in original condition. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-ra

Minnesota Paints Motion Sign & Clock Working Measures 31" x 10" x 4" in good working condition. Each letter in the word paint is in motion with the different colors moving up each letter. Minor damage

Lionel Postwar Four (4) silver/black lettering passenger cars, with the four (4) passenger cars 2421, 2422, 2429 and 2423 in silver/black lettering and in C7 minus to C7 overall condition.

Blue Enamel Sign for Pelican Pharmacy, New Orleans, with three sets of letters two spelling out "prescriptions," one "drugs," and one "sodas," H.- 14 3/4 in., W.- 122 in.

Contains 308 pages about english grammar etiquette and pronunciation of letters and words. Artist: Lindley Murray Issued: 1812 Dimensions: 4.5"W x 6.75"H

Includes: Crown, Cupola and State Bank with Straight Letters. 3" - 4 5/8" T. Fine to Very Fine Condition. Cupola with replaced screw. State bank with one repaired side panel, possibly repaired.

Red and blue metal coin bank from Spring Texas. Dimensions: 2.75"L x 1.75"W x 4"H Country of Origin: United States

158. A LARGE PAINTED METAL CHARITY CONTAINER. Probably Central Europe, c. 1930. With applied Hebrew lettering spelling out the word "tzedakah" and hammered handle. 7.4" tall.

2 3/4”H x 12 1/4”W x 8 3/4”D. Hinged wood box of vintage rubber stamps with curved design for ease of gripping and using. Stamps consist of letters, punctuation, short words, busines

James A. Garfield (1831-1881) 20th President. 4 ¾” x 8” letter signed, House of Representatives, June 14, 1879, to Hon. J. M. Dalzell. “…The exhibit to which you refer might to be made and yo

World War I. Includes 4 British Soldiers Reading Letters. 6 Pieces. Condition Excellent. No Box.

Exhibits minor to moderate size chips in the porcelain. A hole and surrounding material losses are evident in the word "Louisville". Condition 7. SSP Single-sided porcelain. American. c1950. 4.25" H x

Coca Cola SSP button sign in excellent condition with bright color and high gloss. There is one very small nick in the porcelain above the letter "o" in the word Cola, barely visible. Coke. PLEASE NOT

Coca Cola SSP button sign in good condition with bright color. There is porcelain loss around the mounting holes and there is a scratch that goes through the letter "S" in the word Bottles. Coke.

Grover Cleveland (1837-1908) 22nd and 24th President. 4 ½” x 7” autograph letter signed, two-pages, front and back, Executive Mansion, February 7, 1888, to Haymonde S. Cozzease. &#822

Frances F. Cleveland (1864-1947) First Lady. 4 ½” x 7” autograph letter signed, three-pages, “Lovingly Frank”, personal stationery, Westland, Princeton, January 3, 1900, to “Dear Juliet”.

Edward Everett Hale. 4 ½” x 6” autograph letter signed, “Edward E. Hale,” October 14, 1898. “…I hope you will enjoy your autograph collection as much as I do mine….” Mounted to a larg