Goetz Country Club Beer "First Pony Express" Poster

Cardboard poster in frame, has good color, light soiling, frame is original to the poster, 32"x42", rated 8

67" x 47" Single sided porcelain neon sign (No Neon Tubing) with bright colors, high gloss, & minor porcelain chips. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLA

Unique early Goetz Country Club Beer reverse on glass menu board advertising sign. It is in worn condition with paint loss and wear from use and age. Does have a small crack in the bottom right corner

INCLUDING - CRAB ORCHARD WHISKEY AND GOETZ COUNTRY CLUB BEER 11" X 15 1/2" - 9 3/4" X 13 1/2"

rated 6 to 9, 7"x8"x3 or less in size, Ballantine & Rheingold are in very good condition, the Breidt's has stress cracks, also has a Goetz Country Club Beer foam straper

M K Goetz Brewing, The First Ride of the Pony Express, April 3, 1860, St. Joseph, Mo., to Sacramento, Calif. cardboard advertising sign. Artist is Charles Hipoens. Pony Express rider is waving his hat

Reference: USBC 165-16Brewery: M.K. Goetz Brewing. St. Joseph, MissouriManufacturer/Plant: <

Reference: USBC 165-19 Brewery: MK Goetz Brewing Co., St. Joseph, Missouri Manufacturer/Plant:

DESCRIPTION: Twenty-one glass advertising beer glasses including pilsners. Includes: Kiewels, National Bohemian, Goetz Country Club, monogrammed, Kochgreve, Chief Oshkosh, Griesedeieck Bros, George Va

Cuneo (Terence 1907-1996) Forging Ahead , The First British Standard Express Locomotive , original poster No 24 printed for RE by Waterlow - 102 x 127 cm

Approx. 3 original shirts c1890-1920, unused, in mint condition, from the Parker Lion Pony Express Museum. Still wrapped and folded as original.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance:

CHRISTIE (AGATHA) Murder on the Orient Express, FIRST EDITION, light spotting, publisher's orange cloth, spine soiled, some uneven fading, 8vo, Collins for the Crime Club, [1934] This lot is subject

Here we have a relic from one of the more exciting events in the history of Rock and Roll. This original first printing poster is just the second CGC Graded example of a Festival Express run from this

We are thrilled to be offering this poster for the FIRST TIME in our auction! Though we have previously sold the handbills for this run of shows, the poster hadn't come our way until now. Buffalo Spri

Here we have a relic from one of the more exciting events in the history of Rock and Roll. This original first printing poster is the FIRST CGC Graded example of a Festival Express run from this Winni

ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH ON PAPER Brand: RIVE GAUCHE LITHO , INC. Title: Lucien Lopes Silva Type of Advertising: CIGARETTES PAPER SIZE: 61" X 48" First edition: 1898 Date of Creation: 1990-1998 Country of

Jackson, Harry Andrew (American, 1924-2011), Pony Express, 1967, painted bronze, 18 x 13.5 x 21 inches, signed, dated, copyrighted on base, and inscribed “For Husky Oil, All the Best, Friend Harry��

MS. Ledger from Fort Bridger 1859-60 At Time 1st Pony Express and Mormon Wars. Customers include Wm. Russell, Gatlin, Sibley, Canby Offers Fascinating View of Frontier Life [FORT BRIDGER.] William A.

Original 1927 Adolphe Mouron Cassaandre Nord Express Poster Measures: 41" x 29.25"

This Lot Includes:Gallery Coa & Free Domestic Shipping (*Insurance And International Shipping For An Additional Charge)Artist: Harry Jackson Title: Pony Express III - PolychromeMedium: BronzeSize: 9.7

Harry Jackson (American, 1924-2011) Pony Express II, number 13 , 1980 bronze signed Harry Jackson, numbered and dated (base) height 12 1/2 x width 17 x depth 10 inches Property from a Private Collecti

Both lenses have very good color, they are glued in a new HP metal globe body, rated 9

Late 19th C. one of a kind hand painted poster announcing a Thanksgiving day Riding Club Turnout, with a wonderful hand drawn illustration of the gathering of the hunt club, and with the names of part

Harry Jackson (American, 1924-2011) Pony Express III Bronze #213.Signed and dated 1977 with thumbprint. Foundry mark WFS Italy. Mounted on Black Marble base. With book from the Kennedy Galleries in Ne