1900s Pop Corn Printing Plates Geauga Lake

early 20th c MacDonough's Victory on Lake Champlain at the Battle of Plattsburgh copper printing plate, 8 1/2" x 14 3/4"

[Natural History/Geology]. Grove Karl Gilbert. LAKE BONNEVILLE. 1st edition, 1st printing. Constitutes Vol I of “Monographs of the United States Geological Survey.” Wash: GPO, 1890. 53 plates: 1 l

We are pleased to offer the post concert second printing of this beautiful piece., featured in The Art of Rock Plate #4.156. This show was played in a tiny ballroom for a few hundred lucky fans. The D

**NO SHIPPING - Local Pick Up or 3rd Party Transport Only!** Manufactured in Kansas City, MO, this Model 127 Manley has a Vista Pop Pyrex kettle which allows people to watch the corn popping. It is un

Folk art pop-corn popper. Wrought and sheet iron. Circa 1910. H 39", W 11 1/2", D 4 1/4". Copy and paste this link for high-res images. https://www.dropbox.com/sh/13wkwb34e71ckwn/AADGr40wjZvz4oTHkz1k0

Vintage Pop-Corn 10 Cent Vender Machine. This machine comes with a pair of keys that access the interior, and original popcorn boxes, and accepts 10 cents. Pop-Corn Vender manufactured by Kunkel Metal

This copper die cut shade with multi color jewel inlay reads "Pop Corn 5" and includes mechanism marked Night Light Co. Chicago Patented Mar 5th 1912. Condition (Very Good). Size Shade: 8" T. x 14" D.

SSP sign, has top and bottom flange, is the front off of a pop corn machine, has good color and gloss, has a few small chips in the field, 28"x20", rated 8.5

Hot and fresh Pop-Corn machine in very good condition

SOUVENIR CHECKERS POP CORN CONFECTION CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

Crafted from glass and silicone. Reads as Pop-Corn. Pumpkin toned silicone components. Includes original box. Measures approx 6.75 inches h and 9 inches w. Home decor, kitchenalia, kitchen accessories

Medco 12 and Hamilton Beach scoops, box of Sweetheart drinking straws- appears full, 3 small popcorn boxes

VINTAGE POPCORN BOX GRAY'S FAMOUS POP CORN FLAT UNUSED? WONDERFUL CRETORS POP CORN BOX COLLECTIBLE VINTAGE- UNOPENED? VINTAGE JOLLY TIME POP CORN BOX 1920S-1930S FLAT, NEVER USED- IN PLASTIC, AS PICTU

This printing plate was recently discovered in a safe in New Jersey and then consigned to our auction. It is a Rawdon, Wright, and Hatch steel printing plate. It is for the 1830s two dollars or ten sh

Dunbar Popcorn Wagon. Charles "Fred" Dunbar went to work for Charles Cretors in Chicago in the late 1800's and was a head machinist for Creators, the inventor of the steam corn-popping machine. When D

C. 1950s Coin Operated Machine for U-Pop-It Popcorn manufactured by H.A. Bruntjen Company, Minneapolis, Minnesota. CONDITION: The machine displays very well overall, showing excellent colors with some

Artist: Louis Icart Title: Printing Plate From Gargantua et Pantagruel Year: 1936 Dimensions: 9.5in. by 7.3in. Edition: From rare limited edition Publis

Top marquee reads "Golden Burst Popcorn Pops Always" and features an excellent popping corn cob graphic. Metal wire rack shows some paint loss. Includes vintage popcorn bags. Condition (Very Good). Si

Cretors & Co. 60"L x 69"H steam powered street Model #2 peanut roaster and popcorn popper cart -Restored -BUYER MUST ARRANGE SHIPPING.

A meticulously restored C. Cretors & Co. peanuts and popcorn machine. Complete with etched beveled glass on all three sides of upper and lower panels. Meticulous pinstriping and hand-painting througho

"Dallas Morning News" November 23, 1963 Front Page Newspaper Printing Plate! A newspaper printing plate from the Saturday, November 23, 1963 issue of the "The Dallas Morning News." This item offers us

Geogina Love (AMERICAN, 20th/21st century) oil painting on board depicting tree frogs with stove top popcorn maker. Initialed to lower right. Titled to verso. Mounted in a black painted wooden frame.

Holcomb & Hoke dates back to 1903. Fred Hoke and James Holcomb were in several businesses together before moving to Indianapolis. In 1914 the pair went into selling popcorn machines. Their marketing s

Gene Davis (American 1920-1985) "Black Popcorn", circa 1969 Serigraph on canvas, laminated on rag board, edition 50/150, Series II Signed and numbered on verso 24" x 30" Provenance: Stroock & Stroock