Thos. Q. Seabrooke Comic Opera Co. advertising tin

Canadian. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). A tin sign advertising the services of Clydesdale Stock Food. Marked, "The Thos Davidson Mfg. Co. Ltd. Montreal Tin Sign", botton lower edge. 7" x 18".

An E.T. Cowdrey & Co. sign, "Manufactures of Pickles, Preserves, Sauces & Canned Goods." Also reading, "Manufactory and Warehouse For All Kinds..." with a depiction of the building and its location. A

49" x 15.5"

Framed without glass. Made by Sentenee & Green Co. Sign has faux wooden self-frame. The wagon, horses, and cowboys are all heavily embossed. There is a moderate amount of professional touch-up through

EMBOSSED SELF FRAMED TIN SIGN. MARKED NOVELTY ADVERTISING CO. GOOD COLOR, GOOD GLOSS. MINOR SURFACE SCRATCHES. 30" L x 13" H

[WHISKEY]. Hoffman House Pure Rye, Hamburger Co. Chicago. Advertising Sign. Circa 1910. Chromolithograph on tin. Sign: 20 x 14”. Frame: 23 x 17”. Shonk, Chicago. Based on William Adolphe B

"SQUIRE'S Arlington, HAMS - BACON - SAUSAGE," Tin Lithographed Advertising Sign, John P. Squire & Co., Boston, 1880-90. Depicting a seated pig with human eyes, reserved on a black oval medallion surro

Self Framed Tin Advertising Sign, measures 38" x 13". Some surface wear, a rare Sign very seldom seen.

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Novelty Advertising Co., Coshocton, Ohio. An incredible and important piece of early Soda Pop Advertising from My-Coca, advertising "The Original Coca-Cola Formula" with Mrs.

SST. C. 1900. At the turn of the 20th century, Standard Advertising Co. of Coshocton, OH. made a series of these single sided tin signs that appeared to be lithographed on the back of a serving tray,

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Reliance Advertising Co. An outstanding example of this sign from DX Gasoline & Motor Oils. Sign shows outstanding color & gloss throughout the field and is most likely New O

This fabulous sign shows a young boy eating his cereal telling his dog that “Dere aint go’n’er be no leavin’s”. The sign was made by The Meek Co Coshocton, Ohio and is mounted on its origina

895. EBBERT WAGONS TIN ADVERTISING SIGN | Early 1900's,self-framed tin advertisement for The Ebbert Co. wagon. | 25.5" l. x 37.5" w. | Overall (Pristine Condition) | $1,200 - $1,800

Scenter Rye" , by H.L. Griesedieck Dist'g, Co. St. Louis, MO, Scene Depicting Setter on Point, Original Condition with Some Rust Patina on Upper Left Corner, Otherwise Original Condition, Frame is 28"

This sign was made by the Meek Co. The sign shows a beautiful woman in her see through robe holding a bottle of Brookfield rye. The borders and edges have some light wear and rubbing while the main fi

DST. Sign is Maker Marked Novelty Advertising Co., Coshocton, Ohio. A very unique piece of Tin Service Station Signage from Pennzoil Motor Oils showing a "We Are Bonded for $1,000" script on the front

Made by Sentenee & Green Co. Sign has faux wooden self-frame. The wagon, horses and cowboys are all heavily embossed. There is a moderate amount of edge wear with some minor bends. The main field has

A lithographed tin advertising sign "PEPSI - Say "Pepsi, please"" - mild surface scratches, and minor paint loss along edge of border, overall good condition. Made by Stout Sign Co. 7-65. Measures 30

American. 1920s. Single sided celluloid over tin. A minor blemish exists at the left upper edge. Very rare. Marked lower left edge, "Permanent Advertising Co., Reading, PA". 6" x 12".

This is a wonderful diecut sign made by N.Y. Metal Ceiling Co., New York. The sign has strong colors and a powerful presence. There are some shallow bends and mild oxidation that is very hard to see.

This is a very large and striking tin litho sign made by Chas W. Shonk Co. It has a wood and gesso period frame which has some gesso loss and one crack on the backside of the upper right section. The

Canadian. 1910s. Lithographed tin. Rare and seldom seen variation displays horse with white feathering on the rear hooves along with the pint bottle. Marked, "The Thos Davidson Mfg Co. Ltd., Montreal"

This tray was made by the H.D Beach Co., Coshocton, Ohio. This is the large version of this tray. The tray has strong colors and a very appealing graphic. The rim has very light wear with a few paint

This early 1900’s sign shows a couple enjoying the warmth of their new stove. The sign is embossed and made by Mayer & Lavenson Co, New York. The colors are strong and unfaded. There is a paint chip