Advertising 2015-03-28 Auction - 837 Price Results - Dan Morphy Auctions in PA - Page 29
The Robert Smith Ale Brewing Co. Sign.
1954 Coca-Cola 12 Pack Pilaster & Button.
Circa 1900 Modox Embossed Tin Sign.
Done
Denver, PA, United States
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March 28 Auction starts at 9:00 AM. This auction includes 1,000 lots of premier advertising. This auction includes pieces from The St. Louis and Missouri Breweriana collection of Don Powell.
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Early Side Thumb-Operated Ice Cream Scoop.: Interesting scoop with unusual operating thumb lever. Moderate wear overall. The number 14 on the shaft and the number 30 on the thumb mechanism. Condition (Very Good). Size 9 - 1/2" L.
Est.
$800
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$1,600
Unusual Crossbow Design Ice Cream Tool.: This unusual tool was used for slicing ice cream. May have been part of a larger tool. Very minor wear. Condition (Excellent - Near Mint). Size 5" W.
Est.
$500
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$1,000
Lot Passed
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Lutz Double Barrel Ice Cream Shooter Scoop.: This is a great scoop in great condition. The scoop was pressed into the ice cream. When the plunger was pressed, two small cylinders of ice were ejected. Used to put ice cream filling into cakes.
Est.
$1,250
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$2,500
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Economy Round Flat Ice Cream Scoop.: This Economy scoop is very hard to find. Only minor to moderate overall wear. Condition (Excellent). Size 10 - 1/4" L.
Est.
$800
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$1,600
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Scissor-Style Split Cone Ice Cream Scoop.: This Economy scoop is very hard to find. Only minor to moderate overall wear. Very unique scoop. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 7 - 1/4" L.
Est.
$900
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$1,800
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Unusual Copper & Brass Conical Ice Cream Scoop.: This scoop has a wooden handle, a copper shaft and thumb lever and a brass scoop. When the lever is pressed once the ejector bar travels through the enclosed part of the scoop. When he lever is
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
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Early Unusual Thumb-Operated Ice Cream Scoop.: When the thumb plunger is pressed, the ejector plate inside the bowl turns 180° and moves downward to eject ice cream. This scoop is not marked in any and the manufacture is unknown. Virtually no
Est.
$1,200
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$2,400
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Early Rectangular Thumb Lever Ice Cream Scoop.: The Marker is unknown, but it is stamped 2548 on the scoop base and “Patent Applied For” on the lever. Only minor wear to plating. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 - 1/2" L.
Est.
$800
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$1,500
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Unusual Ice Cream Scoop With Counter.: This unusual scoop has a registering counter in the handle. Each time one of the double thumb levers is pressed, the counter advances. Very unique item. Minor loss to plating here and there. May be
Est.
$3,000
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$6,000
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Geer Conical Ice Cream Scoop.: This conical scoop was manufactured by H.S. Geer in Tory, NY. There is minor loss to the plating and the cone shaped scoop is slightly bent. Condition (Excellent). Size 8" L.
Est.
$1,200
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$2,400
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Curved Ice Cream Sandwich Scoop.: This scoop is made of brass and nickel. There is moderate wear to the nickel portion. Manufactory and method of use are unknown. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 10 - 3/4" L.
Est.
$900
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$1,800
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L&D Cone Filler Ice Cream Scoop.: L&D cone filler was placed into the cone. When the thumb lever is pressed, the ice cream ejects into the cone. Very nice streamline design. Primitive and simple with a stylized industrial type of
Est.
$1,000
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$2,000
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Perfection Tube Style Ice Cream Scoop.: This scoop was manufactured by Perfection Equipment Company in Kansas City, MO. The cylinder was pressed into the ice cream and then ejected out by pressing down the plunger. Some minor loss to
Est.
$1,500
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$3,000
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1908 Bohlig Split Bowl Ice Cream Scoop.: This squeeze handle Bohlig scoop has only minor overall wear. When he handle is squeezed the bowl opens and the ice cream is ejected out of the bottom of the scoop. Condition (Excellent). Size 10" L.
Est.
$1,200
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$2,400
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Alamoder Triangle Ice Cream Sandwich Scoop.: This unusual triangle scoop was manufactured by Parr Specialty Co. in St Paul, MN. Only minor wear. The thumb plunger is a little sticky on the return. Condition (Excellent Plus). Size 9 - 1/2" L.
Est.
$1,200
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$1,500
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1881 Little Giant Juicer.: This juicer has a May 3,01881 patent date. Works well with only minor loss to plating. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 - 3/4" L.
Est.
$800
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$1,600
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1800’s Will & Finck Early Wooden Lime Squeezer.: This wooden handled mold was manufactured by Will & Finck in San Francisco. Will & Finck were well known knife makers. Beautifully made and appears to be rosewood with heavy nickel over brass hinged
Est.
$800
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$1,600
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Allen's Ice Cream Porcelain Sign.: This sign has a large area of loss at lower left and other smaller areas here and there. Moderate loss around holes. Condition (Very Good). Size 45" L.
Est.
$200
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$400
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Unusual 1909 Ice Cream Canvas Banner.: Nicely framed under glass, and features a wonderful lettering and graphics. Some mild to medium milder stains and light soiling with a few small wrinkles. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size
Est.
$800
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$1,600
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Lot Of 3: Ice Cream Equipment Booklets.: Featuring cans, freezers, supplies, and more. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 9" x 6".
Est.
$100
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$250
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Westerly Ice Cream Cardboard Cut-Out Sign.: Circa 1915 and still retains its original easel. Some light edge wear with two bends at both necks of people shown with restoration and repair there. Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 24" x 16
Est.
$400
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$700
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Icy Pi Advertising Paper Sign.: This sign has very minor soiling along the edges. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 21 - 1/2" x 39 - 3/4".
Est.
$100
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$200
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Niser Ice Cream Serving Tray.: The Niser Ice Cream tray has only a few tiny edge nicks. Great color and very clean image area. Condition (Excellent). Size 13 -1/2" Dia.
Est.
$400
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$800