Miller's Dyspepsin Cardboard Sign

Miller's Dyspepsin Cardboard Sign. A certain cure for Dyspepsin. Baltimore. Excellent color and graphics. Restored condition. 13 1/2 X 19 1/4 inches image only.

Measures 14 x 11in.

Miller Genuine Draft Light Cardboard Advertising Sign with Darts Condition:  has some bends , especially on the tip of the dart

Early Pre-Prohibition single sided tin over cardboard Miller High Life Brew advertising sign. Sign is in good condition with some surface rust and wear from use and age. Displays extremely well with a

Canadian. 1940s. Framed behind glass. Signed, "G.K Odell, Canada" lower right. 22.5" x 41" x 1". Creases at edges, particularly left quarter. Some areas of stain and soil. Touch-up covers to four (4)

Canadian. 1940s. Framed behind glass. 22" x 37.75" x 0.75". Minor creases, particularly upper edge, right half, and left edge, middle. Excellent colour and gloss. No touch ups or restoration. Offered

Framed behind glass. 19.75" x 13.75" x 0.5". Minor edge soil, retained in original frame. Est. $200-300

Canadian. 1950s. Lithographed cardboard. New old stock. Easel back has not been folded out. 28 x 20" (frame), 23 x 16" (sign).

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed cardboard. Single-sided die-cut lithographed cardboard. 13.25 x 10.25". Exhibits minor to moderate water staining, fade and minor edge losses. Retains part of the easel-b

French. 1916. Cardboard. Lithographed sign. Paris France. "A New Discovery - War to Mosquitos - Drives Mosquitos Out". 11.75 x 9.5". Minor edge wear. CODE:SIG

Japanese. 1940s. Lithographed tin and celluloid. In original box with cardboard sign. Marked, "Mechanical Marionette Theatre Japan 9859 Patent Applied for in U.S.A. Canada & England Patent No. 157635

American. 1950s. Lithographed cardboard. dual easel-back for counter top display. Features edgy pin-up like artwork. . Cardboard Sign. 40" x 30" x ". Light spots of soiling along upper and left edges.

Canadian. 1940s. Single-sided lithographed cardboard. 25.5 x 9.5". Minor uniform fade.

Two (2). Canadian. 1950s. Framed. Marked, "Lithographed in Canada" lower right edge. 23.25" x 32.25" x 0.5". Minor staining, edge tears and discolouration. Metal framed example has minor overpaint to

Lot of 3 single-sided easel-backed cardboard signs promoting “Certified House Paints” of Leaside, Ontario. Excellent condition with some clean separation of paper-litho from the cardboard. They me

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided die cut lithographed cardboard counter sign. Closed tear, lower center and left side center. Pinhole with surrounding surface stain at upper center edge. Minor impacts an

Canadian. 1920s. Tin framed cardboard. 34" x 16". Generalized soil. Tape repair to reverse, upper edge. Offered from the collection of Ryan McNabb. Est. $200-300.

rated 8.9, 9"x14", SST cardboard back sign has excellent color and shine, has few fine scratches. 

Includes Orange Kist, Boardwalk Scene, Miller High Life Beer, and Nichol Kola. All with some wear. Largest 29" Very Good

Two (2). Canadian. 1940s. Each single sided cardboard. Kitchen's Overalls sign exhibits surface losses and stain within the extreme edges and at corners. 14.75" x 11" and 20.5" x 15.5".

17.25" x 11.5" (largest) lot of 3 advertising signs includes a cardboard Durham Tobacco sign which is in very good condition (Age Unknown), a 1979 Miller High Life Mirror with wooden frame and a SST M

Canadian. 1940s. Heavily embossed cardboard-backed celluloid. Celluloid signs are notoriously fragile and rarely survive in displayable condition. The thin nature of the material allowed for high reli

Canadian. 1950s-60s. Single-sided cardboard (SSC). Double-wide trolley signs. Labatt's, Molson, and O'Keefes. Marked, "July 56, June 7 1950, Sept 8 60, Jan 24 52". All are 11" x 42".

American. 1940s. Single-sided cardboard (SSC). Double-wide trolley signs. Marked, "Shepard Lithographed in U.S.A. 635-A, 658-A". Both are 11" x 42".