Burt and Harry Piels employee advertising pins

Lot of vintage advertising lapel pins & tie tacks includes: LGB US Rubber employee service & 25 year employee service 1/10 10k gold filled w/enamel & 10k gold w/enamel 3 /4” (length) lapel pins & 2

Antique Law Enforcement Badges, employee badges and brass advertising tokens. 1. "SUTTER CREEK / DEPUTY / CALIFORNIA" six pointed star, brass pin back. about 4 inches point to point 2. "DURANGO / SHER

American/Detroit Tin, Brass, Paper, And Assorted Metal Ca. 1890 - 1950, "Automobile Manufacturing Employee Pins, Badges, And IDs", 144 Pcs | Auto Manufacturer Employee pins, badges, and IDs from a ran

American/Detroit Tin, Brass, Paper, And Assorted Metal Ca. 1890 - 1950, "Special Interest Employee Pins, Badges, And IDs", 260 Pcs | Special Interest pins, badges, and IDs from a range of sources incl

American/Detroit Tin, Brass, Paper, And Metal Ca. 1900 - Present, "City of Detroit Buttons, Pins, Employee Badges, Vendor IDs", 80 Pcs | City of Detroit Buttons, Pins, Employee Badges, Vendor IDs and

Houdini, Harry. Die-Cut Paper Advertising Lock. For a performance at Keith’s Theatre. [Washington, D.C.]: World Printing Co., ca. 1906. Lock-shaped die-cut advertising novelty for a three-week engag

Blackstone, Harry. Harry Blackstone Sr. Advertising Banner. Circa 1920s/30s. Mammoth double-sided felted cloth banner with sewn lettering heralding Blackstone World’s Master Magician and His Show of

Original printed litho poster looks like it was intended to be pasted to a die-cut display. Artwork by famous pinup artist, George Petty. States; A drop of perfume bursting into myriad atoms of fragra

Harry Winston (American). Group of nine unique advertisement cloth banner scrolls. Produced for the 2008 Harry Winston Fifth Avenue storefront campaign, in collaboration with renowned fashion photogra

(American, 1906-1971) Five pin up Style Advertising Illustrations, circa 1940s, including two inscribed "Barbasol", all signed, all watercolor and pencil on paper, the largest sheet approximately 15-1

9 lures, all painted by Creek Chub’s shop superintendent Harry “Dick” Diederich, a 50 year employee, retiring in 1973. An old photo reprint shows Diederich at the 12th Annual Picnic

Wall-mount company time clock is housed in a dark stained oak cabinet with front glass advertising Smith's Chocolates & Candies. To operate, employees would insert their time card into the opening, tu

9-1/2" x 12-1/2" wooden frame under glass containing an array of 27 items including portrait and slogan celluloid buttons [sizes from 3/4" diameter to 3-3/8" diameter] with a group of pins. Features a

Houdini, Harry. The Unmasking of Robert-Houdin. [New York], 1908. Pictorial advertising poster heralding the publishing of Houdini’s book of the same name. Handsome offset photo of Houdini with the

Houdini, Harry (Ehrich Weisz). The Justly World Famous Self-Liberator Harry Houdini. New York: Empire Job Print, ca. 1915. Four-page pictorial brochure advertising Houdini′s appearance at New Yo

Both about 14", one is Hrabak & Gorham Walthill, Nebr., and the other is Wm. F. SiegmundCalamus, Iowa. Both have light wear. Nice banded colors and advertising. One wood handle has a crack. Excellent

Both about 14", one is Skinner Bros. Downs, Kans., and the other is Froemming & Haack Fern, Iowa. Both have light wear. Nice banded colors and advertising. Very Good-Excellent

Group of advertising tins, Diamond Match, Sunshine Krispy Crackers, Heinz pins and more. Approx 14 pieces.

Dupont Powders self framed metal advertising sign dated 1903 signed Edm Hosthaus - 2 dogs (as seen - pin holes, dents, etc.) 28 1/2" x 22 1/2" O.D.

Antique Walnut Pin Wheel Jewelers Regulator Wall Clock, 10" porcelain dial, brass pin wheel movement, time only, lyre pendulum, walnut carved case, glass side panels, Advertising front glass Rock Isla

TIN BUTTON, DOUBLE SIDED SPINNER TOP, TIN DIE CUT PIN, & TIN LITHO DIE CUT SIGN. MINOR WEAR TO SURFACES.

1920 COCA COLA CALENDAR. GOLDEN GIRL. TEAR TO LEFT BOTTOM, PIN HOLE TO TOP CENTER. 12" W x 32" H. IN FRAME.

The two-color advertising lithograph depicting a bird's eye view of 'Chicago's New Union Passenger Station (Under Construction),' with printed signature for the illustrator Harry M. Pettit (1867-1941)

Seven Cobra lapel pins, two key chains, four jacket patches - items from the consignor, a Ford Motor employee, assigned to Shelby America in 1963 - 1964