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Planters Pecan & Peanut Tin Banks: Three (3). Canadian. 1940s-50s. Lithographed tin. Larger peanut tin marked, "Canco". Minor oxidation to each of the lids. Pecans tin has been opened, missing key. From the Graham J.F. Jones

0001: Planters Pecan & Peanut Tin BanksEst. CA$150-CA$200

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Collection of Canadian Service Station Premium Banks: Fifteen (15). Canadian. 1940s-50s. Lithographed tin. Overall very good to excellent condition. Minor surface scratches and oxidation apparent on several. From the Graham J.F. Jones Collection. From

0002: Collection of Canadian Service Station Premium BanksEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Enarco White Rose Motor Oil Banks: Two (2). Canadian. 1940s-50s. Lithographed tin. Each marked, "Canco". Minor surface oxidation to the lid of the yellow bank. From the Graham J.F. Jones Collection. 3.5" (highest).

0003: Enarco White Rose Motor Oil BanksEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Enarco Motor Oil Bank: Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin. No trap variation. Marked, "AC CO 31A", lower edge. Scratches are evident on one side and moderate oxidation can be seen on the top. Edges of the coin slot are

0004: Enarco Motor Oil BankEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Enarco Motor Oil Bank: Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Variation with trap. Marked, "AC CO 31A0111", lower edge. Scattered minor patches of surface loss. Oxidation to bottom and top. From the Graham J.F. Jones

0005: Enarco Motor Oil BankEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Enarco Motor Oil Bank & Pamphlet: Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Lithographed top version. Includes original promotional pamphlet from W.A. Buchanan, Hensall, Ontario featuring an image of the bank. Marked, "AC CO 39....", lower

0006: Enarco Motor Oil Bank & PamphletEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Watch Me Grow Mechanical Bank: Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Put coins in top and as it fills, the coin spring rises to the top. Marked, "General Metal Toys Ltd. Made in Canada", on back. Excellent condition. From the Graham

0007: Watch Me Grow Mechanical BankEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Coleman Kiddie's Fare Box Bank: Canadian. 1940s. Painted steel with applied decal. Operates like a fare box - deposit coin and depress plunger to release coin from shelf. Labelled, "The Kiddies Fare Box Bank" and "Coleman Fare Box

0008: Coleman Kiddie's Fare Box BankEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Wonder-Bilt Dime-A-Day Bank: Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. The only known example of a dime register bank made in Canada. Opens at $5.00 deposited. Marked, "Wonder-Bilt Products - Toronto, Can.". Functioning. Exhibits minor

0009: Wonder-Bilt Dime-A-Day BankEst. CA$600-CA$900

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T. Eaton Co., Golden Jubilee Bank: Canadian. 1919. Lithographed tin. Rare. Celebrates the 50th anniversary of the The T. Eaton Company. Marked, "The T. Eaton Co Limited Toronto and Winnipeg" on the top. Signed, "The Thos. Davidson

0010: T. Eaton Co., Golden Jubilee BankEst. CA$600-CA$900

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Coca-Cola 1903 & 1904 Bookmarks: American. 1903 & 1904. Lithographed cardboard, die cut and embossed. Marked, "Photo Copyright by Dupont, 1903. Published by Wolf & Co. Phila." and "Hilda Clark, New York". Repaired closed tear

0011: Coca-Cola 1903 & 1904 BookmarksEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Coca-Cola 1910 Change Tray: American. 1910. Lithographed tin. Artwork titled, "The Coca-Cola Girl" by Illustrator Hamilton King. Marked, "The American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio.", inner edge. Extremely minor surface scratches

0012: Coca-Cola 1910 Change TrayEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Moxie Soda Change Tray: American. 1910s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "The H.D. Beach Co. Coshocton, Ohio", lower edge. Extremely minor flakes from the leading edges of the rim. 6" x 6" x .25".

0013: Moxie Soda Change TrayEst. CA$200-CA$300

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De Laval Die Cut Match Holder & Cows: Five (5). American. 1920s. Lithographed tin, die cut. Originally given to customers as a promotional premium, packaged in a graphic envelope. Includes die cut cream separator match holder, Jersey and

0014: De Laval Die Cut Match Holder & CowsEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Molson's Brewery Match Strike: Canadian. 1940s. Single sided tin (SST) with applied sand match striking surface. Very minor surface losses surrounding each of the factory mounting holes. Light scratches within the upper quarter.

0015: Molson's Brewery Match StrikeEst. CA$300-CA$500

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White Rock Sparkling Water Door Push: American. 1940s. Single sided tin (SST), embossed. Marked, "Display Designers and Producers, Inc. New York City", lower edge. Light horizontal bends are apparent. 14.5" x 4".

0016: White Rock Sparkling Water Door PushEst. CA$300-CA$500

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Red Rose Tea Door Push: Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP), die cut. Excellent colour and gloss. Split through lower brass grommet. 9.25" x 3".

0017: Red Rose Tea Door PushEst. CA$400-CA$600

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Canada Dry Ginger Ale Door Push: Canadian. 1940s. Single sided tin (SST). Bevelled outer edge. Marked, "Made in Canada CCC 59" (Continental Can Company of Canada), lower edge. Minor oxidation stain to left of bottle and at the lower

0018: Canada Dry Ginger Ale Door PushEst. CA$600-CA$900

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Orange Crush Door Push: American. 1926. Single sided tin (SST). Marked, "B-20-26" and "Made in U.S.A.", lower left & right edges. An additional mounting hole has been added at the center point below the upper edge.

0019: Orange Crush Door PushEst. CA$900-CA$1,200

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Five Roses Flour Door Push: Canadian. 1950s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Minor porcelain loss at lower left edge with accompanying touch-up to the red area. 11.5" x 4".

0020: Five Roses Flour Door PushEst. CA$900-CA$1,200

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Labatt's Export India Pale Ale Counter Sign: American. 1940s. Reverse painted glass with easel back. Labelled on reverse, "Designed and Manufactured by Adcraft Sales Promotion Company - 51 Antoinette, Detroit, Michigan". Scripted, "Labatt's

0021: Labatt's Export India Pale Ale Counter SignEst. CA$150-CA$200

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British American Brewery "Handsome Waiter" Beer Trays: Two (2). Windsor, Ontario. 1930s. Lithographed tin. Includes green and gilt rim versions. Green rim version marked, "Made in U.S.A. by the American Art Works Inc., Coshocton, O" lower rim. Gilt rim

0022: British American Brewery "Handsome Waiter" Beer TraysEst. CA$150-CA$200

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Walkerville Brewery Beer Trays: Two (2). Windsor, Ontario. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Black version marked, "General Steel Wares Limited" (Toronto), inner lower rim. Scattered minor surface scratches and shallow impressions.

0023: Walkerville Brewery Beer TraysEst. CA$200-CA$300

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Molson's Brewery Ale Beer Trays: Three (3). Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed tin and polished steel. Lithographed tin examples marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs, Ltd." and "General Steel Wares Limited" (Toronto). Polished steel example

0024: Molson's Brewery Ale Beer TraysEst. CA$150-CA$200

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