1948 Kaiser & Frazer Saturday Evening Post Ad

Cloth banner advertising Charleston-born author Octavus Roy Cohen's (American, 1891-1959) short story "Damaged Good" featuring his private detective character Florian Slappey. It was published in the

Saturday Evening Post Ad . Approx. 14" x 21"

Vintage Saturday Evening Post Campbells Newspaper Ad, measures 15 1/2 x 19 inches, window measures 9 3/4 x 12 3/4 inches, wood frame, surface wear to frame, professionally framed, not examined out of

SATURDAY EVENING POST PAPER MAGAZINE AD DATED APRIL 12TH, 1913

1920's Tin Fisk Tire & Tubes Sign w/Original Wooden Frame..includes Sept. 4, 1920 Saturday Evening Post Fisk Tire Ad in Frame

Featuring Covers by Norman Rockwell, Alajalov, and More

Vintage matte-finish 13 x 10.5 photo of Rockwell showing Hedda Hopper his painting 'The Homecoming,' which appeared on the Christmas 1948 issue of The Saturday Evening Post, signed and inscrib

Oldsmobile Instruction Book applying to the Oldsmobile"Four", Model 43-A April 1921, Big LeagueAction Fire-Chief Texaco ad, The Saturday Evening Post Studebaker Six $1385 ad, June 12, 1915, July 16, 1

Saturday Evening Post April 3, 1948 Magazine Norman Rockwell Cover in Good Condition as Pictured. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING!

Twenty-five (25) vintage periodicals of sports. Includes: 1) Collier's various issues during 1929-1941 2) The Ring 1949 Sugar Ray Robinson 3) Our World 1948 Joe Louis 4) The Saturday Evening Post 1908

Vintage Coca-Cola advertisement from the Saturday Evening post. Is the Autumn Zest ad, and is in excellent condition. Measures approx. 14" long x 11" wide. You are bidding at a live sale, please read

Victor phonograph advertisement piece from the Saturday Evening Post on May 20, 1911. Ad is in good condition and has been framed. See photos. Frame measures 24" x 15.5".

Saturday Evening Post March 6, 1948 Magazine Norman Rockwell Cover in Good Condition as Pictured. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING!

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894-1978). "The Dugout" from "Saturday Evening Post" September 4, 1948. Vintage lithograph, ca. 1970s. "a/p" on lower left to indicate this is an artist proof. Norman Rockw

Norman Rockwell (American, 1894 - 1978); Limited Edition 1970 lithograph on paper titled "The Spelling Bee". From the original 1946 drawing, published in The Saturday Evening Post, July 24th, 1948. Ha

Lot of 2 including a 26.5" x 16.5" 1925 framed Orange Crush ad from "The Saturday Evening Post" with bright colors and minor scuffs, plus a 26.5" x 16.5" laminated sign framed under glass with bright

Original 1960 Pepsi Cola Magazine Advertisement from The Saturday Evening Post. Slogan reads, " The Sociables prefer Pepsi." Features a handsome, aristocratic couple ( from the era of "Mad Men" ) enjo

Original c.1960 magazine advertisement from The Saturday Evening Post, for the South Bend, Indiana brewery Drewrys Beer. The slogan reads, " Big D makes the Bid Difference in Fun". 1- 1/2" X 13 1/2".

Original Mid Century Modern Contemporary a Philco Refrigerator Advertisement Art Matted Cell Pastel Painting Base for Illustrations for Newspapers This Come From The Saturday Evening Post 27 June 4 Ju

Vintage Edgar Bergan and Charlie Mc Carthy GE Lightbulb Ad, as seen in the Saturday Evening Post October 26, 1946 Used condition, not examined outside frame Frame size 10 1/2" x 14"

Vintage American President Lines travel advertisement for India. From the Saturday Evening Post, 1947. Newspaper articles printed to reverse of paper. Paper measures approx. 13.5 x 10 inches. Some wea

Eclectic " dealer" lot of sports memorabilia: a Sport Parade 8 mm movie on Fishing Thrills; 1948 Sonya Henie program; August 1901 issue of National Sportsman; 1937 Saturday Evening Post cover of footb

Dupont Advertisement; Caterpillar advertisement; Hotels Statler Advertisement (all from the Saturday Evening Post); Borden's Advertisements (2); Collier's 1930 cover; Macabre ad ($100 in case of death

Joseph Christian Leyendecker (American, 1874-1951). Original illustration art oil painting on canvas, used for the cover of the October 24, 1914 issue of The Saturday Evening Post magazine, titled "Co