1914 Cardboard Calendar for Shults Bread

PETER BARMANN BREWERY LOT KINGSTON NY INCLUDES (3) 1914 CALENDARS WITH FULL PADS, AND AS FOUND CARDBOARD COUNTERTOP DISPLAY IN ROUGH CONDITION, BUT EARLY EXAMPLE. CALENDARS MEASURE 15" X 12" AND COUNT

Gustave Baumann(German-American, 1881 - 1971)The Packard August 1914 Calendarcolor woodcutinitialed in image lower right: GB11 1/8 x 8 1/4 in. (28.26 x 20.96 cm.), Frame: 21 1/8 x 17 1/8 x 7/8 in. (53

C. 1926 New Old Stock Chas A. Walker Stoves and Ranges embossed cardboard calendar. CONDITION: The calendar has excellent color throughout the field. The piece does have a minor warp, which is nicely

This is a scarce Kis-Me advertising tin calendar. Displays well but does have a layer of what appears to be shellac. The moveable months on the bottom do have some soiling and there are a few paint ni

1914 Calendar for New Departures Bicycles. Restored condition. Framed under glass. 20 X 28 3/4 inches image only.

SST. C. 1940's Tin Over Cardboard Calendar Sign for Missouri Pacific Lines showing excellent Train graphic. CONDITION: Display is overall excellent with bright color & gloss showing only light wear an

This is an extremely old cardboard lithograph from 1909. It appears to be new old stock, due to the fact that all the calendar attachments are still in place. There is a couple slight areas of damage

- 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

The first is a paper lithograph January 1956 calendar, depicting an ice skating woman drinking Coca-Cola. There are tears to the top and clear folds throughout, but it has been framed and matted. The

is in great condition with full pad. Professionally framed. 11 3/4 in x 13 3/4 in framed.

16 x 20 inches

Complete 1913 John Deere Calendar, Self Portrait & Plow. Single-sided embossed cardboard calendar has very good color with a nice field and wear around the perimeter. Full calendar pad. Embossed maker

Complete 1905 John Deere Calendar, Self Portrait & Logo. This is the earliest known John Deere calendar according to consignor Dave Anton. Single-sided embossed cardboard calendar with a full calendar

Complete 1912 John Deere Calendar, Self Portrait & Plow. Single-sided embossed cardboard calendar with full pad. Embossed makers mark, Woodward & Tiernan Printing Co, St. Louis, USA. The field has soi

Framed behind glass. Retains full 1914 calendar pad. There are some closed tears and repairs. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size 26" x 16".

Lot of Double Cola items includes two thermometers, a door pull, a 1977 cardboard calendar, two glass soda pop bottles, a soda crate and two cardboard lithographed fan pulls. The lot overall is in goo

The embossed cardboard calendar has been trimmed, framed under glass, 17"x13", rated 5

ASSORTED VINTAGE C. D. KENNY ADVERTISING ARTICLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, New Year's toy noise maker horn, Billiken tip tray, and die-cut 1914 calendar. Late 19th/first quarter 20th century. New Year's horn 7

SST cardboard calendar, has very good color and shine, shows very light wear, 19"x12.5", rated 8.9

1914 Calendar for Schrafft's Chocolates and Cocoa. Water mark and creases at top, fair condition. Framed under glass. 11 1/2 X 41 1/2 inches image only.

This appears to be lithographed onto canvas, marked "Copyright the Coca-Cola Co." and is with a December 1914 calendar pad. There are creases throughout the piece, but it has been framed and matted be

Framed single sided cardboard calendar. Very good color. Shows areas of minor wear and minor discoloration. Very early calendar that displays very well. Measures: 31"X27.5" Rating: 8.75 Est: $350-$700

This 1929 cardboard calendar was issued for the Boy Scouts of America. 1929 calendar pad begins in January and has top metal bannisters. It depicts periods of the Boy Scouts. Marked "1927 by the Brown

Includes Missouri Pacific lines perpetual 10 over cardboard calendar. This is all complete with number and month cards, although cards are in rough condition. Made by Donaldson art company. 12 1/2 in