Advertising Tin AMERICAN TEA COMPANY COCKATOO

3 Advertising Banks, Tin: "American Can Company - Declaration of Independence"; "Children's Crusade for Children"; "Union Dime Savings Bank"

Six Antique/Vintage Advertising Tins. Including a cast iron mounted Grand Union Tea Company Coffee Grinder, 16-1/2"h. overall. Condition: Fair to good with some dents, rust and wear.

Item: Arbuckle Bros. Standard Teas Chicago tin advertising box Maker: Arbuckle Bros. Date: 1930s-40s Dimensions: 16 x 15 x 17.75 inches Materials: Tin Arbuckle's was the first company to start selling

Includes Sunshine Biscuits, Levering's Coffees, Maryland Biscuit Company, Chase & Anborn's Teas, Cottolene, Red Cough Drops, Bremner Bros. Butter Wafers, Hoffman's Black Pepper, and Union Band Corn Sy

The collection of six trays is offered as shown, including three with advertising for A.B.C. Bread, Imperial Tea Company, and American Can Company. Measures from 3.25 to 5 x 3.25 inches. Without proof

EAGLE STAMPS TIN ADVERTISING SIGNAmerican, 20th century, tin. Green sign reading Eagle Stamps, which were first introduced by the May Company department store at the Famous building in downtown St. Lo

American Painted Tin Tea Canister, 19th c., front with bald eagle and early airplanes, h. 19 1/2 in., w. 16 1/2 in., d. 12 1/2 in Provenance: Bocage Historic House, Darrow, LA.

**Originally Listed At $400** United States, ca. 1940s CE. A large tin "button" sign, with the classic coke bottle designed to advertise the world famous beverage company- Coca Cola. Some age and wear

SST. This single-sided tin embossed sign advertising "Birchola" soft drink is maker-marked for the "American Artworks Company" out of Coshocton, Ohio. The condition shows areas of paint loss and metal

H.D. Beach Company-Vienna Art Plates (American, founded 1901), early 20th century. Group of two tin color lithograph advertising premiums comprising a John T. Barbee & Company distillery plate with bl

Cast Iron and Tin. American - 1930 - 3 3/8" Tall. Advertising Garford Mfg. Co. of Elyria, Ohio.

American, late 19th-early 20th century. Chromolithograph on embossed tin. Lady Liberty with American flag, bald eagle and shield with trademark stag. Border has runic type company initials, "NFof H".

An antique and vintage Russian Soviet metal tea and trinket boxes. The collection includes an advertising metal box by George Borman company, marked with a brand logo and Russian Imperial double heade

This is an original Morton's Salt advertising sign from the early to mid 1900's. The sign is embossed tin and reads "Morton's Salt It Pours". The Morton Salt Company was founded in Chicago in 1848 and

This is an original C.D. Kenny Litho tin advertising tray from the 19th century. The tray features the desirable scene showing three Victorian ladies drinking tea and titled and marked, "A Tea Party -

Antique Lithographed Tin Native American Indian Chief Superfina Cigar Tobacco Advertisement Tray. Approximately 2.5L x 2.5W in.

5 Adv. Banks, Cdbd/Tin: "Betsy Ross Tea"; "Wear-ever Cooking"; "Rival Dog Food"; "Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer"; "Curtis Publishing Company"

An advertising tray for Lieberman Produce Company, Oklahoma City, OK. Marked throughout 'American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio,' 'O.B. 104,' 'Phones Maple { 4683 4684,' 'We pay more for poultry and eggs

An dovetailed box in early patina advertising American Cyanamid Co. This particular wooden crate is full of several different tins and paper label tins, including "Dr. David Robert's Udder Bomb" and m

This lithograph on tin is by The Sweet Company Of American Inc., made in the USA with the marquee by Shonk Works Litho. of Chicago. Advertising Tootsie Rolls for 5¢, "Better Than Ever." There are two

Framed. Circa 1905. Made by Meek Company, Coshocton, Ohio. Fabulous sign with great color and detail. The sign shows illustrations of a Native American, two fighting scenes, a buffalo and also a group

Athol Commercial Hotel Athol, MA Broadside "American Plan" Rate $2 a day, Cass Toys (Athol) Folding Hats, Astor Home Coffee Can - Athol, MA and Keene, NH Athol Clothing Company Metal Banks and Morgan

Pleasant Company American Girl Doll Samantha Buster Brown School Dress and Tea Tin Lunchbox

American - 1920's - 8 3/4" T. We have never seen this still bank before. It was recently found at an estate sale in Ohio. It might have been an advertising premium. It is missing its trap. Tin and Woo