Montreal Malt Rye Cardboard Advertising Sign

Easel, scratches and bending throughout edges, measures 14 x 13 1/4 inches

N. M. Uri & Company Louisville, Kentucky. Is signed Gean Smith. Published by Kauffman and Strauss company. Shows heavy wear with areas of corrosion and scratching but still displays well!! 16 3/4 in x

Malt Nutrine, 1915, 7.5X12.5 inches, Pre Prohibition, Tin on Cardboard

Sign is titled "Just a drink... but what a drink!" The sign is framed behind glass. There is moderate restoration to the sign. There are some bend marks and creases, with some soiling as well. The sig

An early San Francisco A-B-C Bourbon & Rye advertising sign with curled corners, Ahrens-Bollwinkle Co. Liquor Merchants San Francisco, featuring a stag. 14.5" sq

This is a very early embossed cardboard sign, copyrighted in 1890 by the John Merriam Company with the original brass tag. Image of a bulldog marked "Cegars." Marked on the back for the "A. H. Vilas C

Sign is professionally framed behind glass. It features a fabulous image of a general store with a young girl. The sign has some areas of touchup, paint nicks, paper loss and scrapping. Condition (Goo

Sign is dated 1940 and was made by Snyder and Black. A great image with strong colors. There is some edge and corner wear, a couple added holes in the boarder, and a few scrapes in the field. Conditio

This is a very nice sign advertising Paul Jones Rye. It was made by H.D. Beach Co. and is dated 1903. The colors are vibrant and unfaded while the graphic is quite appealing and comical. There is some

Sign was lithographed in Canada in 1948. Very vibrant colors and a great graphic showing a woman being handed a tray of Coca-Cola bottles. There is some minor edge and corner wear.Condition:(Excellent

Sign is titled "Thirst Knows No Season". Marked "Niagara Litho Company", dated 1942. Colors are extremely vibrant with a great graphic. There is very little wear to this sign with very light corner we

This piece is framed behind glass and shows a woman behind an umbrella holding up a glass of Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling and wear to the bottom 5", as well as some minor corner wear on the to

This great sign has strong colors and light wear. There are a few scrapes and a couple dings. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size Framed: 29-1/4'' x 40''.

With original Kay frame. In very good condition with a few minor spots and fold lines. Condition (Near Mint). Size 57 -1/4" x 36".

RARE Whistle Soda Cardboard Advertising Sign, measures 33" x 23.5". It is in nice condition with great color. Has light corner wear.

This sign is framed behind glass. The colors are very strong and the graphic is appealing. Made by The Niagara Litho Co. There are a few marks and light rubs with some wear on the bottom corners. Cond

Very ornate sign with a rolled corners. Great colors with an image of a pretty woman holding some flowers. Minor wear to the edges and borders. The main field is very clean. There are a few minor prof

Sign is shrunk wrapped onto foam board. It shows a boy holding a metal sign with the silhouette of an Indian that he just made with his sharp shooting skills. The colors are very vibrant and unfaded.

Sign is dated 1942 and was made by Snyder & Black Inc. The colors are extremely vibrant with some light edge wear and minor paper peeling in a couple sections. The sign appears to be unused. Condition

"Nothing Refreshes Like a Coke". Approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Shows some surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, etc. Small hole t

Sign retains its original Old Mill Cigarettes wooden stamped frame. The sign shows a woman holding up a pack of Old Mill Cigarettes while she leans on a fence. On the fence it reads "Wheat Straw Paper

rated 9, 23"x17" framed, the single-sided cardboard sign has excellent color, is mounted and framed under glass.

Sign was made by McCandlish Lithograph Corporation. It is dated 1940. The colors and graphic are excellent. There is some light edge wear and added holes in each corner as well as the bottom center. C

Framed without glass. This early 1900s sign was made by Hays Litho Co., Buffalo, New York. Sign features an image of a man rubbing on an African American boy's head. The colors are slightly muted and