Star Tobacco, AD, 1894

Even in 1894, we knew tobacco and nicotine was not good for us, evidenced by this unusual ad for an elixir called No-To-Bac that says "It kills the tobacco habit in every form and makes weak men stron

Beautiful graphics, strong color and great gloss showing polar bear standing on glacier marked "Polar Chewing & Smoking Tobacco" with logo "Always The Best" carved into the glacier. Bottom right hand

Highly detailed image with strong colors of bare-breasted Indian maiden and scantily clad maiden handing tobacco leaves off. A dozen animals sitting on the branches above the maidens snorting snuff, s

Star Tobacco 3-Way Tin Sign-Sold Here. Very good original condition. 18 1/2 X 4 1/4 inches.

Great colorful, detailed image of the popular "Brotherhood Tabacco" company. Advertising chewing and smoking tobacco. Reads "The Tie that Binds" on the railroad tie, bottom center. Also states "All fo

SSP. Outstanding CA. 1920's Porcelain Sign for Star Brand Tobbaco showing excellent Star script with Tobacco block graphic and Makers Code "D. 6135". CONDITION: Outstanding example throughout showing

1920's 30's Original Porcelain Star Tobacco Sign, Hard to find with the Privelage Panel on the Top. Some light scratches and wear throughout indicative of its age. Has a Wood Frame, Measures: 39" x 27

24" x 12" Single sided porcelain sign with scuffs, scratches, edge wear with porcelain loss and rust. There are 2 porcelain pops in the field and a tiny chip on the right side of the sign. The top lef

This is a very early piece of cardboard advertising for Star Tobacco with a very interesting depiction of African Americans for the sale of the tobacco. Marked with a copyright date for the late 1800'

24" x 12" SSP sign with good color, light scuffs and scratches in the field, edge wear, 1" porcelain chip next the letter "S", 1" chip to the left of the letter "R". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY

This is a nice example with almost no wear. There is some light staining and some light cloudiness in a few areas that will most likely buff out. There is only one tiny chip right below the bottom rig

Nice early Star Tobacco Porcelain Sign. Has some loss mostly on edges. 24"x12" Excellent

This is an Ingram regulator clock that was distributed by Liggett & Myers to advertise their Star Tobacco. CONDITION: The oak clock is original, with original paper dial and original clock hands. The

Three Star Tobacco Porcelain “Sold Here” Signs. American, ca. 1920. 24 x 12”. Condition varies.

SSP. Good gloss and color with areas of hazing in the field, as well as chipping along the perimeter. Nice early piece of tobacco advertising. Measures: 12"X24" Rating: 8 Est: $400-$800

Rated 7.5, 12"x24", SSP sign has good color and gloss, has small chips in the field and around the perimeter. The Authentication Company #008830

Porcelain sign with excellent color and gloss. Porcelain loss at both mounting holes on top, minor porcelain chips on the bottom left, a few scuffs in the field. 24" X 12". PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY

DSPF. It has average color and gloss. It shows areas of slight discoloration, wear, chipping, and a bend at a corner. It displays well. Measures: 8"x18" Rating: 8-7.75 Est: $350-$700

rated 8, 12"x24", SSP sign has good color and gloss, has chips and wear. TAC #038829

Metal Star Tobacco 1 sided sign. Star Tobacco Sold Here on yellow background. 12x24". Some rust.Date: Country (if not USA): State: City: Provenance: Jim & Barbara Sherman Private Western Mining Museum

Rated 7.75, 12"x24", SSP sign has very good color and gloss, has small chip in the field, and chips around the perimeter.

Has a few hits along edges but overall is in great condition! 12 in x 24 in.

12" x 24"

Sign has heavy edgeware and a few hits in field also some scuffing but still has great color! 12 in x 24 in.