Oh Boy Gum Tin Litho Advertising Sign In Frame

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.

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

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

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

This is a very scarce advertising sign made by the Baltimore Enamel Co., circa 1920. The sign does have moderate fading and some chipping with wear to four of the mounting holes. This sign rarely come

This is a very large and striking tin litho sign made by Chas W. Shonk Co. It has a wood and gesso period frame which has some gesso loss and one crack on the backside of the upper right section. The

DESCRIPTION: Old Schenley Whiskey tin lithograph advertising sign. Depicting Davy Crockett, "I've Struck The Trail". Circa 1920s. Printed by Charles Shonk, Chicago. In wood frame. MEASUREMENTS: Sight

This sign retains its original stamped Dutchess Trousers wooden frame. Marked "American Art Works, Coshocton Ohio". The frame has moderate rubs and paint loss on the words. The sign has moderate soili

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Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin, tab mounted within chrome wire frame. Single-sided lithographed tin. Features Delco's "Freshie Boy" character. Marked, "Made in Canada P&A 761E" lower edge. 19.5 x 2

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed tin, rolled around wire frame Single-sided lithographed tin. Features Delco's "Freshie Boy" character. 13.5 x 16" (incl stand), 8.25 x 16" (sign). Exhibits minor losses f

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

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Framed. Circa 1905. Made by Meek Company, Coshocton, Ohio. Fabulous sign with great color and detail. The sign shows illustrations of a Native American, two fighting scenes, a buffalo and also a group

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This early 1900’s sign shows a couple enjoying the warmth of their new stove. The sign is embossed and made by Mayer & Lavenson Co, New York. The colors are strong and unfaded. There is a paint chip

Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO H: 48 in.; W: 14 in.