Lot of 2 Advertising Articles

C. D. KENNY & CO. TIN ADVERTISING ARTICLES, LOT OF FOUR, comprising three lithographed tip trays comprising (1) "America's Pride," (2) "Raising the First American Flag at V

comprising a self-framed Falstaff Beer large cardboard sign, a Cock of the Roost coffee can, and a Lucky Strike cut-out. Mid 20th century. 29 1/2" x 42 1/2".Provenance: From a Shenandoah Valley privat

including a framed set of ten "The Raven Black" trade cards, and "The Family Skate" handkerchief by S.H. Green & Sons. Handkerchiefs are housed under glass in modern frames. 1900 Family skate 10 1/2"

ASSORTED SOFT DRINK ADVERTISING ARTICLES, LOT OF 31, including Coca-Cola, Pepsi-Cola, 7up, Nehi, and Royal Crown. 20th century. 4 1/2" HOA. Provenance: From the estate of Larry Derrer

each having Bristol-slip, comprising a "1" gallon capacity mark jug with "Visol / INTERNAL DISINFECTANT / THE PERFECT PREVENTIVE / OF / COLDS, CATARRH & ROUP / FOR / POULTRY" to front, an 8 1/2" D wid

Lot 28 Advertising and Desk Articles, Group of 15 comprising inkwells, bookends, paperweights, two oversized Staedtler pencils, and other advertising/desk articles pencil (each): 27 x 2 1/2 x 2 1/2 i

Lot 27 Cosmetics Advertising Lot, Group of 41 comprising decorative boxes perfume bottles, figurines, stoneware vessels, and other articles related to cosmetics advertising largest: 17 x 7 1/2 x 7 in

LOT (2) ADVERTISING CRATES INCLUDING HOLMES & COUTTS AND J.S. IVINS'

LOT (2) ADVERTISING CALENDAR POSTERS INCL. REMINGTON FIREARMS & WESTERN NEW CHIEF AMMO, C. 1920/30, H. 24" W. 15"

The first is a Clicquot Club Beverages clock, showing the iconic Eskimo child. Marked "Clicquot - 10 Made in U.S.A." CONDITON: Overall excellent, original Telechron label is on the back. Missing one b

The first one advertises Parfay General Good Cigars with a cast iron top, cast iron construction and in full operating condition needing just a little bit of lubrication. The cast iron shows no origin

Calendar is framed behind glass and is from George Miller's Store in Woonsocket, RI., advertising coal and ice. The calendar retains is full pad. Strong colors and a great graphic. Some minor edge wea

This lot includes Free-Speech Mike and he Sell Esquire Magazine man. Some chipping along the base of Mike. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size Largest : 6 -1/2" T.

(lot of 2) Popsicle, Everbody Likes, Refreshing to Eat advertising sign, together with a Cook's Goldblume "The Best Beer on Earth," advertising sign, largest: 12"h x 35.5"w

This is a lot of two advertising signs. The first is a cardboard sign advertising Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco, showing a gathering of folks at a marina, with a great graphic of the Durham Smoking Toba

Included in this lot is a tip tray from the First National Bank in Swineford, Pa and one from a bakery in Elizabethtown, Pa. Both have some very minor scrapes and rubs. Condition(Very Good Plus).Dimen

This lot contains the famous JAX beer plastic advertising mascot made in the late 1950’s. He is in excellent condition and displays well. Also included is a Heidelberg plaster beer statue from the f

Budweiser made these Spuds Mackenzie and Bud Frog light up advertising characters in the early 1980’s. They are made of heavy vinyl plastic and are in excellent condition. Condition: (Excellent). Di

This lot contains two highly sought after advertising pieces from the 1920’s. The plaster Weatherbird is a neat country store counter top advertising piece in fine condition. Kayro corn syrup had a

These two happy characters are A&W Root Beer and Cinzano Italian vermouth. The A&W Great Root Bear was made as an over-sized bank in the early 1970’s. He is made of heavy plastic and is in fantastic

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A set of two interesting advertising figures including Shakey’s Pizza vinyl bank and wood and plastic world cup soccer mascot. The Shakey’s bank is bright and clean. The hard to find world cup soc

This is a lot of two signs. The first is a tin over cardboard Dandro Solvent sign, with significant fade throughout the face and edge of the sign, but the script itself and the graphic really stand ou

Both are framed behind glass. The first is from Birch Street Tavern South Manchester, Conn. Retains the full calendar pad. Colors are extremely strong as well as the graphic that shows a pretty woman