EXTREMELY RARE PORCELAIN KODAK CAMERA SIGN

A recreation of a porcelain Kodak camera sign. Little signs of wear, with a great look for the camera collector. Condition:(Very Good).13 - 1/2" x 19 - 3/4".Dimensions:

DSP. An absolutely incredible example of this CA. 1930's Porcelain Curb Sign from Sinclair Motor Oils showing large Sinclair script as well as "Black Dino" graphic. CONDITION: Sign is in absolutely ou

SSP. An extremely scarce piece of Circa 1930's Shell Gasoline Porcelain Signage with less than five known examples. Considered to be one of the Holy Grails of Shell Porcelain Signage as well as one of

SSP sign, has good color and some gloss, has chips, rust staining & crazing, 8.5"x7", machine is excellent condition, was re-nickeled, 13"x7"x9" with the sign, extremely rare piece, sign is the actual

SSP embossed sign has excellent color and gloss, the base of the tail is good, no damage which is extremely rare on this piece, does have some chips on the face around the perimeter, 36"x48", rated 8.

Porcelain Double Sided Kodak Camera Photography Film General Store Trade Sign - Kodaks Verichrome - 24 by 18 inches. Heavy Sign. Please note this is a timed online only auction and each individual lot

SSP. An extremely rare sign from Red Indian. This Porcelain truck door sign rarely comes up for sale, and this is a very nice example. Sign shows excellent color & gloss throughout the field, with onl

DSP. Extremely scare and very rare CA. 1940's Porcelain Service Station Sign for Husky Hi-Power. This is the only example of this sign we have ever sold, a very unique double-side piece that's slightl

Porcelain (enamel) sign, stenciled and lithohgraphed, GER/BE 1941, 30 x 16 cm, S.A. Email de Koekelberg Brux., an extremely rare piece with amazing colors, the design was mate by Lucien Bernhard (syn.

Extremely Rare Shell Ethyl Eight Ball Porcelain Pump Plate. We believe there are less than 5, or so, known to exist and have not seen a better example of this SSP (single sided porcelain) sign. Thick

DSP (double sided porcelain) Kodak film porcelain sign. 17" H x 19.5" W.

DSP ARROW AND TAIL SIGNS, BOTH HAVE HEAVY WEAR AND CHIPS, THESE ARE EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION, 9"X16" EACH

DSP ARROW AND TAIL SIGNS, BOTH HAVE HEAVY WEAR AND CHIPS, THESE ARE EXTREMELY HARD TO FIND IN ANY CONDITION, 9"X16" EACH

SSP. An extremely scarce piece of Porcelain Signage from Union 76 Gasoline. This piece was originally used to top a Quart Oil Can Rack and are extremely scarce showing the bottom attachment portion. C

Extremely Rare New Old Stock SSP (single sided porcelain) pump plate. We do not believe a better example exists and feel it would be impossible to improve upon. The sign exhibits day 1 color and gloss

DSP. An extremely clean example of this scarce and seldom seen Circa 1950's Porcelain Service Station Rest Room Sign from Standard Oil. CONDITION: Sign is in overall outstanding condition throughout b

Kodak Porcelain Store Flange Sign. Two sided sign with 2 sided Brownie Camera poster and Kodak store display giant film boxes. Great original kodak lot.

SSP. This is an extremely rare Grapette piece that you never see in porcelain. It retains eight of the original grommets, the hanging hole in the "P" in the middle of the sign is an original factory-m

SSP. An incredibly rare piece of Circa 1930's Porcelain Signage from The Hancock Oil Company Of California, Long Beach, California. This piece is one of only two known examples and was originally used

DSP. A very rare piece of Circa 1930's Porcelain Signage from Veltex Motor Oils, a product of Fletcher Oil Company, Boise, Idaho. This may be the first example of this sign to ever sell publicly. This

Porcelain Kodak Sign 72" x 18"

Rare Vanity Kodak Ensemble Camera Plus Asian Medallion & Louisiana Purchase Exposition Medal -

This extremely rare camera was the first French reflex camera, for plates 9x12cm, Darlot Planigraphe lens no.13116, Luxus model in vanished mahogany, red leather hood, brass engraved lens cap, inside

(Rosenthal, 1932) An extremely rare porcelain figure of Minnie Mouse with a compact produced by Rosenthal of Bavaria in the 1930s. All Rosenthal figures are rare as they were never distributed in the