AMERICAN EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS CARDSTOCK LITHOGRAPH W/ MONEY ORDER GRAPHIC.

Maker's marked "September 1921." C. 1920s American Express Money Orders cardstock lithograph. CONDITION: Litho has good color throughout, with areas of surface staining and minor brown staining in the

DSP (double sided porcelain) American Express world service money orders for sale here porcelain sign flange. 13.5" H x 18" W x 1.5" D.

Vintage American Express Money Orders lighted advertising clock by The Ohio Advertising Display Co.. Good condition with scratches and wear from use andage. Displays with plastic face and outer bubble

American Express Money Orders Advertising Light Up Sign and Clock: Not working. Plastic bubble top front metal housing missing one bulb cover. Made by the Big Time Advertising Display Clock Co. Measur

rated 6.75, 15"D., the plastic face is in good condition, the plastic bezel is broken, lights up and clock works.

American Express Money Orders Advertising Clock, not working. Crack in front. In-house shipping available. Dimensions: 24 x 13 x 5

Nice original embossed American Express Money Order/Foreign Drafts/Travelers Cheques etc. red metal sign in wood frame. Sign 27.25x19", frame 31.25x23". Some surface rust and a little on edges, a good

SST embossed sign, has good color, has paint loss and soiling, shows wear, marked Mayer & Lavenson, dated 1904, 27.5'x19.5", rated 7

DSP. Sign is Maker Marked Baltimore Enamel. Early CA. 1920's Porcelain Flange Sign for American Express advertising Money Orders and Telegraphs. CONDITION: Sign shows moderate to heavy wear throughout

Canadian Pacific Express money orders desk sign, small postal scale and American Express stamp book, 5"x9" or less in size. Good condition.

AMERICAN JEWISH TZEDAKA (CHARITY) BOX with COINS Jewish Heritage Tzedaka Charity Box for Mazal Torah institution Support (with Money Coins in it, in order to take it out would have to break the box).

Canadian. 1910s. Double sided porcelain (DSP). Marked, "Acton Burrows Co. Ltd, Toronto" lower edge. Double sided corner mounting sign. Although it may appear so, this sign never had a flanged mounting

rated 8, 34.5"x26", SST embossed sign has very good color and shine, has light wear in the field, has paint loss around the perimeter, marked Press

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits heavy porcelain losses with accompanying oxidation, mainly within the right half and surrounding mounting holes. Scattered surface scratches. Co

Nice vintage single sided porcelain Dominion Express "Mandats D'Argent" door push. Nice condition with porcelain loss and wear from use and age. Displays well. Measures approximately 24" across by 3"

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided celluloid counter sign. Exhibits uniform surface fade. From the Joe Byway Collection. 11.25 x 8"

SSP. It has average color and gloss. It shows wear, discoloration, and a few chips that have been touched up. It displays well and is marked S. Buckley & Co. Measures: 10"x12" Rating: 7.75 Est: $150-$

20" x 28" SSM painted sign with scratches, bends, fading, and paint flakes. The back side was painted over at some point. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHI

Canadian Pacific Express Porcelain Sign. Money Orders for Sale Here. Couple of perimeter chips otherwise good condition. 24 X 3 inches.

Group of American Indian Head Gold Coins. 1913 5 Dollar Gold Coin. 1854 3 Dollar Gold Coin. 1929 2 1/2 Dollar Gold Coin. Payment must be made by cash, check, certified check, money order, or wire tran

Includes checks, money orders and ledger.

Two Canadian Pacific/NationalExpress "Money Orders" Porcelain Signs. Edge chips otherwise very good condition. 24 X 3 and 30 X 3 inches.

PLEASE NOTE: Credit Cards will NOT be accepted for coins in this auction. Cash, Cashiers Check or Money Order ONLY and must be mailed Priority/Express Mail. Hard to come by Uncirculated 1928 Czechoslo

American money bank : A gilt cast iron ' Pete ' Bank for ' The mission to Lepers' bears label : ' The first Pete was a real animal that was reared by a little boy in the USA in order, by its sale to p