Framed Long John Gum Die-Cut Lady.

This is a lot of three framed chewing gum die-cut signs and one trade card. Included are two Kis-Me gum signs, an Antisepticon gum trade card, and Whites Chewing gum. Conditions vary, the two Kis-Me d

Framed behind glass. This sign is from the American Chicle Co., Louisville, Kentucky. There are a few touch-ups in the background and on the shoulder. The sign has a nice, ornate look. Condition (Near

This lot includes two die-cut Primley's Gum bear signs. One is framed and the other is loose. They have minor wear and one has a few fold marks. Also included in this lot is a Jones Tuxedo Gum cardsto

Ladies and Gentlemen, distinguished collectors, and esteemed connoisseurs of American history, we are privileged to present a rare and invaluable document that embodies the very spirit of the American

Original early 20th century paper figures, tacked to a card stock backing with adhesive and framed in a 'yard long' frame. Sheet measures 10.5 x 34 in a 11.5 x 35 inch frame. We happily provide seamle

Soda Fountain Chewing Gum Sign, KIS-ME Gum, embossed litho on diecut cdbd, Fair cond w/3 surface breaks, creases & losses to borders, not examined out of frame, framed 21.5"H x 17.25"W.

Has good color and shine, has some staining, framed, 22"x19", Rated 7

Die cut cardboard advertisement that has been matted and framed depicting famous early American boxer John L. Sullivan, frame shows wear and paint loss, advertisement shows wear, staining, creases, on

This is a lovely Victorian fan that was made in Germany. The die-cut paper in the form of hearts with ladies and lettering, should read A Gift of Love. Measures approx 7" long

Including 1- Clark's Teaberry Gum tin litho sign with "A happy Thought! That Mountain Tea Flavor" slogan (12" x 9"), 1- Framed die-cut Woodward's peanut butter stick candy showing a box in a WWI infan

Kis-Me Gum die-cut in an original old frame. Great colors showing image of pretty girl, labeled "American Chicle Company, Kis-Me Gum Factory, Louisville, Kentucky". Photo of reverse side of piece show

This is a great and early gum advertisement measuring 16”. A beautiful stone litho with a small bend at the bottom of the foot as well as very small paper loss at forehead. The sign remain highly di

555. Adams’ Pepsin Tutti Frutti Chewing Gum Die Cut Tin Easel Back Store Sign. H. D. Beach Litho Co., 1916. Being Number 6 in a series of tins, depicting a rhinoceros all dressed up. 10 ½ x 6”. V

Including 1 - showing a couple embracing one another and 1 - with product box showing a region of wear toward the bottom right edge, marked stock # SSC-70. Condition (Very Good). Size Larger: 7" x 3-1

This is a fantastic very early die-cut cardboard advertisement for Yum Yum Tobacco depicting a singing clown with an accompanying donkey. It shows an actual package of Yum Yum Tobacco in the lower rig

1550. TWO FRAMED DIE-CUT CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS | Very rarely seen in these large sizes, die-cut lithographed images of a little girl and a baby w/bottle, crepe paper and cotton scraps. | 20" & 23" h., n

Zeno Gum Die Cut Cardboard Easel Back Sign. Paper loss and tears, no easel. 7 X 11 inches.

This Wrigley's die cut sign featuring a very pretty blue eyed girl with a package of Wrigley's gum appears to be from the 1930's. On close inspection there are minor use and ding marks which is to be

521. Kis-Me Gum Die Cut Display Printed On Glassine. Circa 1900. A counter display with an easel back to stand it up. 6 ½” tall. Excellent.

Charming framed Die-Cut Pair of Cats with Brass Carriage Clock. Purr-fectly Set against a fuchia velvet background. In frame 9x11x.50. Wt. 14 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

Charming framed Die-Cut Pair of Cats with Brass Carriage Clock. Purr-fectly Set against a fuchia velvet background. In frame 9x11x.50. Wt. 14 oz. PROVENANCE: A Private Charleston SC Estate.

SEE PHOTOS FRAMED DIE CUT VALENTINE'S DAY CARD16" X 23"

Six framed early die cuts. Includes Safety bicycle, High Wheels, Tricycle. Frame overall 13 1/2" x 15 1/2". Good condition.

This is a lot of two Pepsi-Cola door pushes. The first is a very early self framed die-cut heavy tin double dot Pepsi-Cola door push, marked "5¢". It shows very little signs of use, with slight wear