Collection of Early Advertising

Collection early bottles. Advertising, green glass etc.. Provenance: Clayton Store, Sue Connell, Southfield, Massachusetts

Early advertising including "No-To-BAck pamphlet (early tobacco cure aid) Cigar ads, drugstore and apothecary items, clothing advertising, flour advertising, and many more - over 50 pieces

Some of advertising includes Dr. Morse' Indian Root Pills, Cuticura Ointment, Venetian Style Mints, Dr. Pierce's Suppositories, and others. Pencil leads include Sargent Hexagons, Scripto erasers and l

(A) Morlea brand ice cream serving tray, maker's marked, "Parker Bronner Co." CONDITION: Tray has areas of surface scratching and dulling of the paint throughout, as well as, complete paint loss to th

Collection of Country store and Early Advertising including Yellow Kid Ginger wafers, Barton's Ha- Ha tobacco, Sweet Georgia Brown hair dressing Pomade, Polo Cigars and more

Collection of Country Store and Early Advertising Tobacco including Hot Dogs Cigars, Vintage Zig Zag Rolling Papers, Target Cigarette Rolling Machine, Perfecto Cigar Box

Collection of Country Store and Early Advertising Wooden Itens, Dove Tail Construction including, Croft Allen Cocoa Coconut Chocolate Confections, Necco Heart Breakers, Walter Baker and Co. Dixie Naid

Collection of Country Store and Early Advertising Sputnik Earth Satellite, Clark Candy Bars, Three double bubble gum Fleer Funnies. Sugar Daddy and more.

C. 1900's wood crates with early advertising. (A) Reads "Minute Tapioca." CONDITION: Good color with staining throughout. Section of wood missing on one of the panels. Chips to the wood along the top

Lot of 16 early automobile advertising cards, 14 are postcards of which two are undivided back cards c. 1910, rest split backs from c. 1910 to 1950. Highlight of this unique collection is a printed b&

Eight-panel accordion fold brochure advertising a collection of early molded plywood Eames furniture, printed and published in 1948. 6.75" H x 5.5" W.

A nice collection of 37 pcs of early aviation advertising. We happily provide seamless in-house packing and shipping services on nearly everything we sell. Until further notice, we cannot offer intern

A large collection of early to mid-20th century advertising ephemera with illustrations by Lawson Wood (United Kingdom, 1878-1957). Includes: 'Our Forbears' folio with cards, advertising notepads; pla

(A) Outstanding Lee Whizits embossed cardboard die-cut lithograph. CONDITION: Color and gloss are excellent. Minor blemishes to the cardboard and to the man's pants. Back side of the piece shows minor

Large group of ~100 trade cards and other pieces of early advertising. These are pictorial and colorful! Advertising products such as: Bradley's Super Phosphate of Lime; FA Ferris ham; Chicago Corset

Lot of 115+ pieces of assorted ephemera including postcards (some real photo incl. of a religious play), covers, early advertising pieces (Ghirardelli, Arm & Hammer), fraternal ephemera (IOOF and Nati

[POSTCARDS]. A collection of over 200 postcards. A wide array of various subjects that include seashells, gambling, musicians, travel, comedy, factories, early advertising, drunks, bars, and roadside

- The Yates family collection of early calendars have great colors and graphics. - These calendars' graphics stand strong next to other early advertising. - When compared to other similar advertising

A very early advertising bank from Universal Stoves & Ranges. From the Tanenbaum Collection. Lithographed tinplate. Marked "CRIBBEN &SEXTON CHICAGO". Exhibits some light wear and fading. Light scratch

Collection of (31) early N.Y.C. theater programs. Some great advertising and graphics.

- The Yates family collection of early calendars have great colors and graphics. - These calendars' graphics stand strong next to other early advertising. - When compared to other similar advertising

Collection of Early and Vintage Chewing Gum. Circa 1910s—60s. Collection of chewing gum and one advertisement. Lot includes: a Sen-Sen Gum die-cut lithograph advertising standee (height 7”

Varying early products / advertising including pomades, polish, soap, foot creme, hair products, hygiene products and more

Early Texas advertising "HOW" jug, possibly Saenger or Richter, glazed ceramic height 10.5 in. x 7.5 in. diameter Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shi