Two Beveled Tin Over Cardboard Advertising Signs

DESCRIPTION: Tin over cardboard beveled advertising sign for Carling's Ale. Image titled "Nine 'Pints' Of The Law" by Lawson Wood, showing policemen sitting and enjoying their mugs of Carling's Ale. A

Sign has a beveled edge with great illustrations of people enjoying Coca-Cola. Only a very shallow bend in the bottom left edge and a tiny scuff mark to the center of the bottle. (Excellent Plus). 25"

Carling's Red Cap Ale "Try it and See Better Than Beer" Advertising Tin over Cardboard Sign: Beveled front tin over cardboard. Scratching and marks throughout. Made by Donaldson Art Sign Co. KY. Measu

This is a lot of two signs. The first is a tin over cardboard Dandro Solvent sign, with significant fade throughout the face and edge of the sign, but the script itself and the graphic really stand ou

13" x 19" Ada The Best Brand. Tin Over Cardboard with some touch up evident together with Oliva Brand Olive Oil 9 1/4" x 19" tin sign rough edges.

small single-sided rectangular form, marked for the "NOVELTY WORKERS UNION" lower right. Together with a small tin Bavarian Beer sign with cardboard back and tin picture frame-style stand. Two pieces

Lot of two advertising signs. The first is a sign recognizing a hotel or restaurant as a union house, a tin over cardboard sign in excellent condition, still with the original hanging chain. It is mar

Tin Wrigley's Gum Advertising Sign. Tin signed wrapped on cardboard, has a beveled edge with litho advertising for Wrigley's chewing gum. Made by American Can Co., USA, c.1930s-30s; good general condi

Two Vintage Advertising Signs. Including a Drink Winenot cardboard hanging sign (13 _ x 10 _) and a tin hand-stenciled For Sale sign (ca. 1960s) 20 x 14.

Two Butter Nut Bread Signs. 13.25" x 27" tin embossed sign and a 15.5" x 28" cardboard sign. These signs were removed from a Country's BBQ restaurant and have not been cleaned and may contain dust, st

Tin Cherry Blush Advertising Sign. Tin sign wrapped on cardboard has a beveled edge, litho advertising for "Drink Cherry Blush, Cherries Only Rival"; by The American Art Works, Coshocton, Ohio, c.1920

Tin Wonder Orange Advertising Sign. Tin sign wrapped on cardboard, has a beveled edge, litho advertising reads "Drink Wonder Orange, For Fresh Fruity Flavor, Delicious, Refreshing"; by The Donaldson A

527. Two Somerville Red Hand Chewing Gum Advertising Pieces. Including a ca. 1910 tin lithograph over cardboard sign (12 x 4 ½”); and a tissue gum wrapper. Very good and excellent, respectively.

Including two Manbeck's cardboard bread signs, three coffee tins a cut plug tin and three Haines the Shoe Wizard fans.

Lot of two advertising pieces. The Pepsi-Cola sign is a nice self framed tin. The sign has staining and scratching throughout the face, along with some areas of paint splatter. This piece is marked "M

Clinton Beverages 7" x 9 3/4" together with Nyals Family Remedies, some paint drips. 9 1/4 x 19 3/8"

Falls City Beer. Two Cardboard Advertising Signs. Louisville: Falls City Brewing Co., 1950s. Pair of cardboard advertisements featuring a man and a woman looking at an anthropomorphized beer bottle. A

Two Tin Advertising Signs. Pabst Blue Ribbon embossed tin with discoloration around perimeter, 19 5/8 X 9 1/4 inches. Granger Rough Cut Pipe Tobacco, excellent condition, 23 1/2 X 12 inches.

F.L. Grant Furniture-Undertaking 28" x 4 7/8" together with Franklin Gardens Janesville, Wisconsin 9 3/4" x 28". Both Fine.

This is a lot of two tin advertising signs. The first is an embossed tin tacker for F. L. Grant Furniture and Undertaking. The second sign is an embossed sign for Scott Hawkins Co., Clothing, Shoes an

Two Coffee Tin Advertising Signs. Arbuckles embossed tin, "It Smells Good, Daddy" and Cascade Club Coffee. Fair to good condition. Largest measures 30 X 14 inches.

Two Tin Coffee Advertising Signs. Glendora and Old Reliable (self-framed) Signs. Rub on bottom of old reliable otherwise overall excellent condition. Largest measures 8 1/2 X 13 3/4 inches.

Two lithographed tin advertising signs, circa 1950, including: The first "LARRO Feeds" signed A-M Sign Co., Lynchburg, Va., 6-58 - some surface rust/blistering around edge of "L" on left side, some su

Two lithographed tin advertising signs. The first "MEMBER AMERICAN DAIRY ASSOCIATION AND DAIRY COUNCIL OF NEW YORK / MILK REFRESHES" - some surface abrasions and surface rust, mostly around border - 9