520. Kis-Me Gum Instantaneous Photography Trick

Very rare cast-iron single column tab gum vending machine from the American Vending Machine Co. circa 1902. This machine sold Kis-Me gum and has a porcelain sign on the front advertising it. The sign

Kis-Me Gum die-cut in an original old frame. Great colors showing image of pretty girl, labeled "American Chicle Company, Kis-Me Gum Factory, Louisville, Kentucky". Photo of reverse side of piece show

Nice image of a lady leaning over a pack of Kis-Me gum. Nice color with some wear to the gold frame. Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions16 - 3/4" x 13 - 3/4".Condition:(Excellent).Dimensions16 - 3/4" x 1

Soda Fountain Chewing Gum Sign, KIS-ME Gum, embossed litho on diecut cdbd, Fair cond w/3 surface breaks, creases & losses to borders, not examined out of frame, framed 21.5"H x 17.25"W.

Country Store Glass Containers (3), Kis-Me Gum embossed jar, Clarksville Cider Co. embossed footed flute & pressed diamond pattern canister jar, Exc cond, largest 11.25"H.

521. Kis-Me Gum Die Cut Display Printed On Glassine. Circa 1900. A counter display with an easel back to stand it up. 6 ½” tall. Excellent.

Chewing gum calendar, "Kis-Me" Gum, padded cdbd w/full calendar pad, pretty girl center medallion, VG cond w/some overall wear consistent w/age, 10.5"H x 6"W.

Framed behind glass. This sign is from the American Chicle Co., Louisville, Kentucky. There are a few touch-ups in the background and on the shoulder. The sign has a nice, ornate look. Condition (Near

With Lid. 11"H, small flake under top lip and chips around bottom outside of stopper under finger grip. otherwise good condition.

It has no chips or cracks. It shows a few minor scratches throughout. The lid is not correct for the jar and it does show a few small chips along the edge. It displays well and is a jar that is relati

STILLMAN, J. D. B The Horse in Motion as Shown by Instantaneous Photography . . . . Illustrated by Eadweard Muybridge. Boston: James R. Osgood, 1882. 4to, gilt lettered pictorial brown cloth, t.e.g.,

Heading: (Muybridge, Eadweard) Author: Stillman, Jacob D.B. Title: The Horse in Motion as Shown by Instantaneous Photography, with a Study on Animal Mechanics founded on anatomy and the revelations of

Adams Kis-Me Chewing Gum Store Display Box. 12 individual square packages of gum.

10.5" Glass jar with glass lid in excellent condition.*PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. THIS IS THE MOST SECURE METHOD OF P

The Kis-Me sign is diecut cardboard and has moderate wear, soiling, heavy edge wear with cardboard loss. The Best Chewing Gum sign is matted and shrunk wrapped. It has moderate soiling with light wear

We see the same boy twice. Note that the boy seated on the wheelbarrow is partially transparent. 8 x 10 inches. Photo is good to very good. Mount is fair.

523. Kis-Me Chewing Gum “The Story Of Chewing Gum.” Circa 1900. Folding pamphlet with minor edge wear and two tape marks, otherwise very good.

Rare early selframed piece with parts of graphics having been restored. Restoring is noticeable on woman's hair and the surrounding green. But still displays well!! Is Marked American art sign Company

Lot of nine chewing gum pocket tins in conditions ranging from 8.5 to 9.0. The list includes: Dandy Pepsin Chewing Gum, By-Roz Gum, Kis-Me Gum, two Huylers Sweetheart Gum, Mizpah Pepsin Gum, Mizpah Sp

Lot of 210, most chromolithographed card stock, including the following products: Warner Safe Yeast; Heinzs Sweet Pickles; other Heinzs products; various candy stores; Wrigley Gum; Adams Gum; Kis-Me P

Grouping of 5 cased images including: 1) Ninth plate trick photography ambrotype of the same man in 2 different poses; 2) Ninth plate ambrotype of a seated boy holding what appears to be a cased photo

This is a lot of three framed chewing gum die-cut signs and one trade card. Included are two Kis-Me gum signs, an Antisepticon gum trade card, and Whites Chewing gum. Conditions vary, the two Kis-Me d

Winona Wisconsin. Nice early example of Trick Photography. 4 1/8" by 6 1/2". Subject is identified as May Compton.

“Kis-Me” Peppermint Gum Embossed Lithograph Tin Sign. Brooklyn, NY: American Art Sign Co., ca. 1890s-1910s. Embossed self-framed tin sign, captioned “The Popular Favorite” at t