Pair of early Die-cut season’s greetings Santa penny

One shows Lionel type trains, marked "Seasons Greetings" and the second shows Santa with toys in his pack. Some general edge wear to both. Dimensions: Largest : 24 -1/4" x 15 -1/2". Condition: (Excell

Pair of Santas on bases, composition faces, cloth outfits and sacks, 4.5" H, candy container with composition face 4" H missing base, Santa with die cut face and pipe cleaner body 4.5" H and two small

Pair German pressed cardboard die-cut Santas w/stands, circa 1930's, marked Germany, 9 1/2 in. (H), 6 paper stand-up Santas, 3 die-cut Santa decorations, 4 miscellaneous cards

322. GROUPING OF FOUR POP-OUT CHRISTMAS CARDS | Die-cut & embossed greetings with Santa, Angels & The Christ Child. Provenance: The Karyl Newman Christmas Collection. 7' h. to 8" h. | Some very minor

Lot of early die-cut Christmas cards incl. Santas, etc.

One is double sided. Great patina. Measure 11 inches by 7.5 inchesPlease examine photos carefully in order to determine the condition of the item. Photos are ultimately the best indication of conditio

Early 1900s / Victorian Tinsel & Scrap Christmas Tree Die Cut Santa Ornaments - includes two also assembled with blown glass ornaments, tallest 7".

Pair of early spun cotton dolls with die cut faces and paper mache costumes, 5" H

McLoughlin Bros., "Visit to St. Nicholas," "Santa Claus & His Works," a die-cut Santa Claus and St. Nicholas with tape repair to head. 11" - 15 1/2".

An early "Nast" depiction of Santa Claus doll, cloth and home sewn, c. 1901 N.Y. Journal mechanical Santa in chimney, and a German die-cut Santa Claus stand-up. Doll 15", chimney 15", die-cut 10".

1547. TWO CHRISTMAS DIE-CUTS | Santa loaded with gifts for children and girls around the Christmas tree, both colorful and early paper lithographed items. | Santa 15 h., girls 13" h. | (Excellent Cond

Three die cuts including Santa Clause with children - German - late 19th century - 10"H, and 2 mechanical Easter holiday cards - German - early 20th century - 7.5"H. All in very good condition.

A very early pair of Coca-Cola advertising items. First is a celluloid postage stamp carrier, showing very little wear. with bright colors. The second is a 1930's die-cut pocket mirror cat in near min

Santa Die Cut with easel back .Great looking Father Christmas stands 20” tall by 10” at it's widest point . From the early part of the 19th century . Santa was a store counter display and

Early 20th C Diecut & Other Christmas Ephemera - 1) Lot of 7 stand-up table cards stamped "Series 368 Xmas Cut Outs 12 Designs", each fold-over easel form with different Christmas children and Santa C

107. FOUR DIE-CUT, FOLD DOWN CHRISTMAS GREETING CARDS | Golden Dresden framework, children, angels, Santa and The Christ Child. Provenance: The Karyl Newman Christmas Collection. 6" h. | Minor repair

Vintage Coca-Cola die-cut cardboard Santa Claus. Has center seem. Some edge wear. 53" Very Good

MANGER DIE-CUT, TWENTY GERMAN ANGELS, SMALL SANTAS/SNOWMEN AND TWO EARLY LIGHT BULBS SIZE: ANGELS ARE 2 1/4" X 2" TERMS: THIS SALE WILL BE ONLINE ONLY. PICK-UP WILL BE ON-SITE AT 14 CHURCH ST. BETHLEH

Pair of Coca Cola reissued Santa Claus Metal Advertising Trays with Artwork by Haddon Sundblom. Santa with Elves and Season's Greetings. 10.50" x 13 3/4".

A grouping of 23 vintage Valentine cards and 23 vintage Valentine postcards, most early 20th century. The Valentine greeting cards include fancy standup die-cuts plus other die-cuts including one with

Title: “Seasons Greetings” triple ‘flattie’ Chocolate Mold, early 20th c Date: Early 20th c Dimensions: 14 1/2 h x 6 w Provenance/Additional Information: Santa in his sled. (May be wall-hung i

Lot of over 40 Jewish die-cut scraps for kids, some with Shana Tova greetings, Biblical figures, Jewish customs and Holidays and Zionist motifs, early 20th century. Overall good-very good condition

Early Luhrs Black Musician Halloween Cats . This lot is for a Pair . One cat is playing the violin and the other a concertina . Marked Luhrs made in USA on the foot . Wear consistent with its age . No

A large grouping of vintage German Christmas die-cuts, most appear to be late 19th to early 20th century, including: Many Santas including #306 - "Printed in Germany", Santas holding Christmas trees,