AMERICAN "SATIN SKIN POWDER" POSTER.

Copyright 1903, chromolithograph on paper. Woman in Asian dress with fan letters "Don't You want Satin Skin". Text expouses the qualities of the products. Marked "Albert F. wood MFR Detroit, Michigan"

American. 1900s. Single-sided chromolithographed paper. In modern frame. Marked, "Copyright, 1903, by Albert F. Wood. M'F'R. The Satin Toilet Specialties Detroit, Mich.", bottom edge. Very good condit

An antique American lithograph vanity poster depicting a woman holding a hand fan which reads: Dont you want a satin skin? The poster reads: Satin Skin Powder - 4 Tints, Flesh, White, Pink, Brunet. Co

Framed and matted Satin Skin Powder poster, copyright 1903, by Wood, Detroit, MI. 40.5" x 26.5" oa

27 1/2" by 41 1/4"

[Poster] Satin Skin Powder / Satin Skin Cream. Circa 1903. Color stone lithograph advertising poster promoting the skin-care products of the Albert F. Wood company. 41 x 27”. Linen backed. Nice,

Advertising poster, "Satin Skin Powder, Cream, copyright 1903, 41" by 27", some light scratches.

A Satin Skin Powder and Satin Skin Cream Linen Backed Advertisement Poster 1903. H: 42 W: 27 in

Satin Skin Powder / Satin Skin Cream. 1903. Stone lithographed poster advertising beauty products manufactured by the Albert F. Wood Manufacturing Company in Detroit, Michigan. 42 x 27 ½”.

Satin Skin Powder / Satin Skin Cream. Albert F. Wood, 1903. Lithographed poster. 42 x 27 ½”. Unbacked. Some soiling, rubbing, a few short marginal tears. Very good.

Satin Skin Powder Advertising Litho. Great colors and image. Set on linen. 42"x28" Excellent

A grouping of three Czech glass vanity boxes, one of moulded koi pattern and figural stopper, a powder box with moulded paired owls, and one barbed quatrefoil form satin glass box withpainted penguin

Synonymous with American luxury, Judith Leiber handbags are stylish, sophisticated and often whimsical. The designs feature exotic skins, luxurious satins, and of course, the signature Swarovski cryst

North America, United States, ca. early to late 19th century CE. A leather possibles bag and a wood and cow powderhorn. The leather bag is formed by several panels of cow skin or deer leather sewn int

18th Century American Powder Horn Dated June 13th 1799. Inscribed with cartouche, eagle, ship, mermaid and unicorn. L 9 in.

This World War ll poster was created by the artist Dan Smith as part of a national campaign to encourage the population to buy war bonds. The message is that the purchase of the bonds helps to protect

He's A Fighting Fool part of a series of "More Production" themed posters which served as a warning to home front factory workers about the importance of efficiency and attention to detail. This c.194

Very nice old piece. 12 3/4" long. Allard Auction Collection Inv: MIL 49725

Green tin with image of a pointer and hunter on one side and a single pointer on the other.  Measures 4.5" tall.

Robert Gribbroek (1906-1971) historical pictorial map of New York State focused on its Native American tribes by Arthur Caswell Parker (1881-1955). Filled with portraits of prominent persons and scene

WWII AMERICAN POSTER: REMEMBER ME? I'M STILL FIGHTING YOU! 100% original authenticity guaranteed Size 28.5 by 40" Folds, with some repaired tears at the fols 2022 Reserve: $360.00 Shipping: Do

Eight (8) American powder horns of varying sizes, seven (7) having wooden plugs secured by brads, three (3) with wooden plugs, and one (1) with a leather strap. Ranging in size from 4 1/2" to 8 3/4" L

North America, United States, ca. 1799 CE. A hand carved powder horn made from cow horn, with a wooden plug and a steel pin tip. The body is flat and narrow, tapering to the ridges mouth. A rectangula

Two American Powder Mills Dead Shot Tins largest is 6 in. tall Two American Powder Mills tins. One label has an image of a hunter, a dog, and birds on the wing. One label has an image of a shot mallar