PONTIAC GENERAL MOTORS ADVERTISING COIN

Copper. Measures 3 inches in width.

This is a nice example with very strong colors and some edge chips on the top and bottom. The sign retains its original gloss. (Very Good Plus). 19 -1/2" x 14".

3 1/4"x29"

Early General Motors Advertising Sign 29x4

Title: VINTAGE GENERAL ELECTRIC MOTORS ADVERTISING CERAMIC ASHTRAY Tobacciana Date/Period: UNKNOWN Dimension: approx 7 x 2.75 x 5 Material: ceramic Additional Information: This vintage General Electri

all are full, largest 6.25" x 2.75"

Chicago, Illinois. 3 1/2 x 2 inches

2.75" x 2"

2.75" x 2"

4" diameter

14.5" x 10"

Large collection of pamphlets, booklets, and ads for Pierce Arrow, Buick, Franklin, Lincoln, Mack, Pontiac, REO, Cadillac, General Motors, Whippet, Essex, Ford, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Nash, and Packar

9" x 7.5"

Item/Description: Unique presentation ring by Weyhing Brothers Manufacturing Company of Detroit, Michigan. The ring made for an automobile service craftsman for Pontiac, a division of General Motors.

18" Diameter; Plastic Front; Working; Marked Taylor

An entertaining brochure with photos and elaborate projections for the 1960’s as seen through the eyes of General Motors Corp. Issued: 1940’s Dimensions: 8"L x 7"H Country of Origin: Uni

A very nice example of this clock made for Pontiac. The masonite body is in very good condition, showing only a couple areas of chips and paint loss along the back outer edge. The glass face is in exc

SSP. A very scarce and early Porcelain Sign from Oakland and Pontiac Automobiles showing "Products Of General Motors" along the bottom. Sign shows bold script throughout the field as well as deep coba

Lot T222 - Pontiac Porcelain Sign HIGHLIGHTS Pontiac Porcelain Sign Chief Pontiac logo The First Pontiac Car was produced by General Motors in 1926 Color(s): Red and White Dimensions (in): 53x36 Locat

Lot T131 - Pontiac Single-Sided Plastic Sign HIGHLIGHTS Chief Pontiac logo The first Pontiac car was produced by General Motors in 1926 Color(s): Red and White Dimensions (in): 57x37x0.75 Location: Ga

C 1930s Advertising Arts Corporation Bakelite Tray. Bakelite tray for the Advertising Arts Corporation, General Motors Building, New York City. Measures 11.75 inches in diameter.

cloisonne, .5" x 2"

Pontiac "Chief of the Sixes". Product of General Motors.

Chief Pontiac print by Jerry Farnsworth. Presented to Kohler Pontiac Co., L. W. Ward, General Sales Manager, Pontiac Motor Division. Frame overall 49 1/2" x 34". Fair condition.