Frankenmuth Beer 1940s Die Cut Cardboard Sign

1938 Falstaff Beer Die Cut Cardboard Sign. Depicting Baseball Player. Tears at head, neck and left foot and ankle. 12 X 22 1/2 inches.

Nice fireplace scene hunting scene. Cardboard has some overall wear, bends and a few tears. Displays well. Condition (Very Good).

Reference: n/a Brewery: Acme Breweries, San Francisco, CA Manufacturer/Plant:

26.75" x 21.5" New old stock single sided easel back display sign in excellent condition with bright, bold, colorful graphics. The easel on the back has never been used. Marked 1948 Ballantine & Sons,

Reference: n/a Brewery: Anheuser-Busch Inc., St. Louis, MO Manufacturer/Plant:

Reference: n/a Brewery: F. W. Cook Co., Evansville, Indiana Manufacturer/Plant:

Framed cardboard sign. Has some wear and tack holes throughout. Displays well. Condition (Very Good). Size 27-1/2'' L.

Silver Cream Beer. Four Die-Cut Fish Signs. Menominee, Mich.: Menominee-Marinette Brewing Co., 1950s. Group of cardboard signs, each highlighting a different type of fish. 13 x 20”. With hanging

Included in this lot is a NuGrape Soda easel back sign, it does have some fading, bend marks and rubbing throughout the sign. The second piece is a never used Pabst Beer box. The box contained six can

American. 1940s. Single-sided die-cut cardboard. Marked, "Copyright 1948 by the Seven-Up Co., St. Louis MO Litho in U.S.A", bottom right edge. Fan Pull: 7.5" x 7.25". Easel: 12" x 9.5".

Two vintage, 1940s and 50s seven-up soda advertising signs. Includes diecut easelback 1948 cardboard sign and 1953 7up stackwich easelback sign.

Unique vintage single sided easle back cardboard Horlacher's Bock Beer advertising sign. Nice condition with some creases and wea from use and age. Easle back appears to have never been used. Measures

Seventeen (17). Kitchener, Ontario. 1940s. Includes two labeled beer bottles, two spinning tops with strings, two diecut cardboard thermometers, three spinners, a tie clip, a crown, three key chains,

Red Top Beer Embossed Die-Cut Tin Sign. Cincinnati, 1940s. Printed tin sign in the shape of a red top, for which the beer is named. 21 x 14”. Wear to surface with minor paint loss, bottom tip be

American. 1940s. Two-sided hanger or fan pull. Die-cut cardboard. 13.25 x 12.75". Appears as new old stock. Original brass hanging grommet in place.

This is a lot of two framed soda signs. The first is a die-cut sign for hire root beer. Showing some fading and signs of use with light wear to the outside edges. The second is a cardboard sign for Bo

Includes Topsy Chocolate Honey Drink diecut sign, Drink Smile, Kist Fan pull, Squeeze Fan Pull, and Hires Root Beer diecut sign. All with some normal wear. Largest 13" Very Good-Excellent

Reference: n/a Brewery: Piel Bros. New York, New York Manufacturer/Plant:

Cardboard mounted on masonite, has average to fair color, shows wear, discoloration, paper loss/damage, has a few small repairs, displays well, 40"x23", rated 7.25

The Reisch's beer sign is tin over cardboard, made by the American Art Works. This sign has some moderate staining and some areas of paint loss. The Menominee sign is a diecut wood piece with a printe

Soda Fountain Sign, Howel's Root Beer, diecut metal bottle shape, mfgd by AAA Sign Co., c.1940s, Exc+ cond w/some surface irregularities not readily apparent, 30"H x 8.5"W.

Early cardboard sign professionally framed and matted. Excellent graphics showing good color, some minor touch ups above the hat, light edge and corner wear, slight bend on the ankle, slight bend to t

Federal Cartridge Corp. Die Cut Cardboard Sign. Federal Monark Shells. Beautiful color and graphics. Several nail holes, repaired tear at 11:00. 10 X 24 inches.

1949 Coca Cola Die Cut Cardboard String Hanging Sign. Bottle with white flower. Near mint condition, framed under glass. 12 X 12 3/8 inches image only.