Chewing Gum Sign, Oh Boy 1 Cent It's Pure, litho on tin

Chewing Gum Sign, Oh Boy 1 Cent It's Pure, litho on tin by H.D. Beach Co., great graphic & strong colors, contained in orig wood frame, Exc cond, w/couple soft bends at top & bottom, frame w/loose joi

Lin litho advertising sign for Oh Boy Gum, 1 cent, it's pure. By The H.D. Beach Co., Coshocton, OH. Custom ebonized frame, very good general condition. 15.5 in. high x 7.25 in. wide. Weight: 1.25 lbs.

Two Chewing Gum Signs. Including: 1 Cent Gum tin sign, ca 1920s—30s, single-sided tin litho sign, 5 x 7 ¾” (scrapes, paint loss and staining); and a cast iron porcelain marquee/sign f

SST. Maker marked "H.D. Beach Co." A nice example of this tin sign featuring colorful graphics promoting OH BOY chewing gum from the 1920's. CONIDITION: The graphics and inner field of the sign have g

DST PLAYMATES DRESS GLOVES, SST 1 CENT DENTYNE GUM SIGN, SST CREAM PURE RYE SIGN. SURFACE SCRATCHES, RUST, & PAINT LOSS. LARGEST 14" W x 7" H

This embossed Oh Boy Gum sign has moderate wear with numerous bends and a few scratches. Condition (Good). Size 14" L. x 10" T.

"TASTY CHEW" & "TOO CHOOS FOR 1 CENT" MADE BY BALTO ENAMEL CO. CHIPS TO PORCELAIN AND SURFACE SCRATCHES. 29" H x 4 1/2" W.

Including 1 - three tier display for Life Savers that is made of sheet metal and plastic, 1 - tin litho box for Teaberry Pepsin Chewing Gum made by D.L. Clark Co. of Pittsburgh, PA. and 1 - lithograph

Millard Vending Corp. 1 Cent Chewing Gum Vendor. New York, N.Y., 1916. Nickel plated over tin. Plating is worn and a few small dents in the base. Penny is inserted in the top. Original lock and key. W

Pulver 1 cent chewing gum vending machine. Red porcelain case. Minor chips on corners. Yellow boy inside. Appears original and complete, however, no lock, or key.missing glass. Over all good condition

Lot of 2 framed advertisements including 16" x 22" "Oh Boy and only 5 cents" Litho of a girl and two stacks of Nabisco products. The sign shows bright colors with a couple of creases. 2) 8.75" x 26.75

LITHOGRAPHS ON PAPER. TO INCLUDE: MARY JANE'S PURE FOOD CANDY BY CHARLES N MILLER, 10 1/2" X 20 1/2" SIGHT SIZE. 1 CENT OLD BOY GUM, DEPICTING A YOUNG BOY AND ELF, 15" X 6 3/4" SIGHT SIZE. BEECH-NUT F

Including 1 - German 2 for 1 D Beech-Nut Chewing Gum tin for peppermint flavor showing some damage to the lid and paint loss throughout, 1 - 5¢ Teaberry Pepsin Chewing Gum tin showing minor surface w

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

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

Nice early Chiclets sign with beautiful colors. Sign has moderate edge wear with some paint loss and rubs. Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions8 - 3/4" x 6 - 1/2" x 5 - 3/4".Condition:(Very Good).Dimensio

Parker Metal Dec Co. - Baltimore, MD. Embossed lettering and bottle. Incredible graphics. 35 1/2" x 12"

Sign measures approx. 5" x 13 1/2", it is a 5 cent sign with raised graphics, and was made by Up-To-Date at Adv. Co. Canisteo, NY.

includes: The Nut House, Lynn, MA 2 1/2" long; Rare Rowntree's Cachous Cricket Bat 4 1/2" long; Football; Pig; One Cent Chewing Gum. From the collection of Marilynn Brass, Cambridge, MA. Marilynn is o

This is an all original oak clockwork Zeno Chewing Gum machine with original Zeno tin front sign, all original castings, a complete Zeno coin entry with all original mechanism, back door with all orig

Tin Wrigley's Gum Advertising Sign. Tin signed wrapped on cardboard, has a beveled edge with litho advertising for Wrigley's chewing gum. Made by American Can Co., USA, c.1930s-30s; good general condi

Great early example of Adams chewing gum one cent coin operated machine! Shows some wear with pitting on Chrome but overall is a good solid machine with key. 10 1/4 in wide 6in deep 15 1/2 in tall.

Porcelain coin-operated Pulver 1-cent Chewing Gum dispenser with key -Excellent

An amazing early late 19th century tin advertising sign in its original wood frame, advertising Coleman's Ko-Ko Tulu chewing gum. The sign originally was in yellow paint with green background and gree