General Store Advertising 2026-03-08 Auction - 269 Price Results - Miller & Miller Auctions Ltd. in ON - Page 4
Sweet Caporal Cigarettes Majorette Vertical Sign
Frontenac Breweries "Count of Frontenac" 4' Corner Sign
King Cole Tea and Coffee "Keyhole" Sign
Done
New Hamburg, ON, Canada
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General Store Advertising

Join us for our March 8th sale of General Store & Soda Advertising.
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Coca-Cola Kay Displays Triangle Sign: American. 1930s. Painted wood. Metal bottle and trim. Stamped, "Kays Displays Inc", on reverse. Scarce. Shows well-balanced fade with paint wear and natural patina. Pressure split in the upper right
Est.
CA$900
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CA$1,200
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Coca-Cola Kay Displays Button Clock: American. 1948. Tin, masonite. Art Deco style. Labelled, "America Time Corp, Springfield Mass", on reverse. Untouched original condition. Paint nicks to hands and scratches with minor impressions
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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Golden's Blue Ribbon Cigar Sign: American. 1940s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard (SSC). Marked, with partial stamp on reverse. Excellent colour. Stable surface crazing. Minor paint nicks and scratches. Some delamination and minor
Est.
CA$900
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CA$1,200
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Old Chum Tobacco Die-Cut Display: Canadian. 1920s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard (SSC). Excellent colour. Staining to the lower quarter. There is a loss to the paper lithograph over the cardboard at the lower right edge. Die-cut:
Est.
CA$400
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CA$600
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Edwardsburg Crown Brand Corn Syrup Store Counter Sign: Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard with easel back (SSC). Marked, "The Canada Starch Co. Limited", lower right. Complete. Shows fade and staining, particularly on the face of the
Est.
CA$300
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CA$500
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Five Roses Flour Store Counter Sign: Canadian. 1940s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard with easel back (SSC). Marked, with an "A" in a circle, lower right. Excellent colour. Minor creasing at corners and edges. Mounting pin holes in upper
Est.
CA$400
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CA$600
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Five Roses Flour "Town Crier" Store Counter Sign: Canadian. 1940s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard with easel back (SSC). Marked, with a "B" in a circle, lower right. Excellent colour. Minor creasing at corners and edges. Retains easel. 18” x
Est.
CA$400
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CA$600
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Bickmore’s Gall Cure Die-Cut Tri Fold Display: American. Early 1900s-1910s. Lithographed cardboard. Bickmore's Gall Cure was a salve that was developed in New Town, Maine, in 1882 by Abiel Parker and his wife and officially introduced as a
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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Players Navy Cut Tobacco Cardboard Counter Sign: Belgian. 1930s. Die-cut single-sided cardboard (SSC). Marked, "1064 Odon Warland, Adm. Del. Ets O. Warland, S.A., 40, rue de Koninck, Bruxelles", lower left edge. Retains excellent colour. Original
Est.
CA$300
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CA$500
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General Electric Edison Mazda Lamps Easel Sign: U.S.A. 1930s. Lithographed cardboard. This is a window or counter display featuring an early biplane. With aviation rapidly progressing during the era, General Electric placed their light bulb in the
Est.
CA$200
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CA$300
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20 Century Brand Tailored Garments Globe: Canada. Early 1900s. One-piece etched milk glass (OPE). The "20th Century" brand was owned by the Lowndes Company, Ltd., a prominent clothing manufacturer based in Toronto, Ontario. Founded by
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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The Arbor Restaurant Port Dover Sign: Canada. 1930s. Single-sided tin (SST). The Arbor restaurant officially opened in 1920 with initial focus on ice cream. After WWII they shifted the menu from ice cream (which was scarce during the
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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The Arbor Port Dover "Golden Glow" Beverage Sign: Canada. 1930s. Single-sided tin (SST). The Arbor restaurant officially opened in 1920 with initial focus on ice cream. After WWII they shifted the menu from ice cream (which was scarce during the
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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Crystal Rock Ginger Ale Sign: American. 1950s. Single-sided tin (SST). Spring Valley, Reading, PA. Grade: 8.5. Excellent colour and gloss. Oxidation with paint nicks in margins. Pinpoint pitting within right side of bottle image.
Est.
CA$300
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CA$500
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Wynola Cola Sign: Canadian. 1953. Single-sided tin (SST). Marked, "Continental 53-", lower left edge. Marked, "Made in Canada", lower right edge. Grade: 8. Good colour and gloss. Some oxidation with staining, most
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700
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2 Way Soda "Play Safe - Alkalize - Energize" Sign: Canada. Late 1930s-1944. Single-sided tin (SST). Technically, 2 Way lemon-lime soda was an American brand that became a staple in the Canadian market through local bottling and manufacturing. The
Est.
CA$400
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CA$600
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Gurd Beverages "Mademoiselle Ginger" Sign: Canada. 1910s-Early 1920s. Embossed single-sided tin (SST). Gurd beverages was founded by Charles Gurd in Montreal in 1868. The company became one of the most recognized brands in Canada,
Est.
CA$600
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CA$900
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Adanac Ginger Ale Sign: Canadian. 1950s. Embossed single-sided tin (SST). Adanac was a direct competitor with Canada Dry ("Adanac" is "Canada" spelt backwards). Marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs Ltd. St. Thomas Ont.", lower
Est.
CA$300
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CA$500
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Canada Dry Beverages Sign: Canadian. 1940s. Embossed single-sided tin (SST). Founded in Toronto, Ontario, in 1904, Canada Dry rose to international prominence with its signature pale dry ginger ale. The beverage became popular
Est.
CA$300
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CA$500
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Mission Orange Soda Sign: American. 1950s. Embossed single-sided tin (SST). Began in 1929 in Los Angeles as a product of the California Crushed Fruit Corporation. Marked, "B2505 Printed in USA", lower left. Marked, "Press
Est.
CA$600
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CA$900
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Wishing Well Orange Horizontal Sign: Canadian. 1950s. Single-sided tin (SST). Wishing Well was a prominent Canadian soda brand based in London, Ontario. Grade: 8.5. Excellent colour and gloss. Stable pitting and oxidation along the
Est.
CA$900
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CA$1,200
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Five Roses Flour Sign: Canadian. 1920s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). Five Roses Flour became a pantry staple across Canada following its launch in 1888 by the Lake of the Woods Milling Company in Keewatin, Ontario. The
Est.
CA$9,000
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CA$12,000
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Five Roses Flour Sign: Canada. Late 1930s-Late 1940s. Single-sided porcelain (SSP). The color scheme used on this sign dates the manufacturing to between the late 1930s to late 1940s. Unmarked. Grade: 8.5. Excellent colour
Est.
CA$500
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CA$700