1930's GM General Motors Who Serves Progress Serves America Ashtray

1930's GM General Motors Who Serves Progress Serves America Ashtray. Measurements in inches: 4 diameter Condition:Good with no problems Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s) will be packed afte

Who Serves ProgressServes America. Bronze label at back Designed and Produced by Ternstedt Div. General Motors. 4 1/4"D.

SOME WEAR--GENERAL MOTORS

Enamel sign / Porcelain sign, double sided, around 1950, 76 x 107 cm, perfect surface I We do only sell originals, no fakes or reproductions. I GERMAN DESCRIPTION: Emailschild, beidseitig schabloniert

36" tall x 30" wide

Oakland "Product of General Motors" Double Sided Porcelain Milk Glass Lighted Sign TAC 9 & 8.75. Two SSP (single sided porcelain) milk glass signs mounted back-to-back on the original metal can. Signs

1930’s - early 1940’s US car brochures - Ford, Lincoln Zephyr, Mercury, General Motors products, 35 total items in good to VG condition.

[American Revolution] Greene, Nathanael Autograph letter, signed General Nathanael Greene declines an appointment to serve as an Indian Commissioner in the Northwest Territory Philadelphi

American. 1950s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "Outdoor Neon Displays Limited Q.R.S. Neon" Atomic age design. The sign is comprised of six pieces, three sections on each side. Original can. Al

30" DSP sign with excellent gloss, color, and shelving. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS THE MOST SECURE METHOD OF

SSP. An outstanding and exceedingly rare piece with spectacular color and gloss. There are two chips to the porcelain in the field of the sign, with some minor areas of surface scratching and color fa

Oldsmobile Product of General Motors Smaltz Signs TAC 7.5. Two SST (single sided tin) smaltz painted signs with wear and scratches. Measures 22"x95"x3". Rated 7.5 by The Authentication Company (TAC #0

SSP, has above average color and gloss, shows light wear, discoloration, and some chipping, has some areas of touch up, from the Netherlands, 38.25"x29.5", rated 8 *third party shipping or pick up req

DSP sign, has numerous chips, scratches and wear, has a rip at 2 o'clock, 30"D. rated 6.75

DSP. Average gloss and color. Shows heavy fading on one side. Shows chipping along the perimeter. Seldom seen sign that displays nicely. Measures: 36"X30" Rating: 7.5 Est: $350-$700

c1929. Colour lithograph, 102.5 x 75.8cm. Old folds, minor tears, stains. Linen-backed. English and French text includes “25 années de suprematie. Model 44 Roadster. Model 51 Brougham. Mode

rated 8.5, 30"D., DSP sign has excellent color and gloss, has wear, small chips and a few fine scratches, has chips around the perimeter. TAC #039436

DSP. It has above average color and gloss. It shows areas of light wear, slight discoloration, and some chips throughout. It displays well and is marked Burdick. Measures: 29.75" Rating: 7.75 & 7.75 E

Rare Patek Philippe 18kt gold watch given to Paul Wachtler for his service at General Motors from 1916-1945-the piece is 1 of 50-All original barely used and serviced overtime-Comes with original Cert

SSP. A very scarce and early Porcelain Sign from Oakland and Pontiac Automobiles showing "Products Of General Motors" along the bottom. Sign shows bold script throughout the field as well as deep coba

DEUCE AND A HALF - FLAT STAKE BODY ARMY TRUCK - GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK 6X6 - MODEL CCKW PLEASE READ CAREFULLY BEFORE BIDDING. THIS SALE IS ONLINE ONLY AND PICK-UP ONLY. IF YOU CANNOT PICK THE ITEMS UP Y

Lot T222 - Pontiac Porcelain Sign HIGHLIGHTS Pontiac Porcelain Sign Chief Pontiac logo The First Pontiac Car was produced by General Motors in 1926 Color(s): Red and White Dimensions (in): 53x36 Locat

A nice group of locomotive horn parts some still in their original General Motors - Electro-Motive Division bags. The group includes three 9520103 Diaphragms molded, three 8198938 diaphragms, twelve m

Frederick Gordon Crosby (1885-1943): 'Motor Show, 1930' initialled FGC and dated 1930, large-format pen and ink cartoon depicting the 1930 motor show in full swing, with a self-caricature showing the