Hot Wheels Die Cut Advertising Cardboard Sign

This single sided sign shows a slight fade throughout with only slight wear. Features a pretty archer girl graphic and reads "Hits The Spot...", "Delightful and Cooling", and "Flavors that please". Co

This piece is framed behind glass and shows a woman behind an umbrella holding up a glass of Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling and wear to the bottom 5", as well as some minor corner wear on the to

Sign is shrunk wrapped onto foam board. It shows a boy holding a metal sign with the silhouette of an Indian that he just made with his sharp shooting skills. The colors are very vibrant and unfaded.

This is a very nice sign from Garland Stoves. It appears to have been stuck in a scrapbook at one point. There is some paper loss and residue one the back side. The front side has a little bit of pape

Sign is shrink-wrapped onto a piece of foam board. Titled "With Good Things to Eat". Some scattered edge wear and a few light scrapes. Strong, vibrant colors. Displays well. (Excellent). 33'' x 13-1/4

Included in this lot is a NuGrape Soda easel back sign, it does have some fading, bend marks and rubbing throughout the sign. The second piece is a never used Pabst Beer box. The box contained six can

Circa 1952. This sign has great color and a graphics promoting a six pack of Coca-Cola. There are a few fold marks with light soiling in the area of the fold marks. Sign is affixed to a newer piece of

This sign is framed behind glass and shows a woman enjoying some Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling, edge wear and scrapes throughout. (Good). Framed: 22 - 1/2" x 18".

Reference: n/aTobacco Co: F.C. LundquistManufacturer/Plant:

374. SQUIRREL BRAND PEANUT SIGN | Heavy cardboard, die-cut advertising sign depicts squirrel carrying bag of peanuts, very colorful. | 37" h. | Minor crease to ear, minor foxing, overall (Excellent Co

A vintage, 1950s, Pepsi Cola advertising diecut cardboard easelback sign of santa drinking a pepsi. Wear present on bottom (refer to images)

Shows a woman holding a serving tray with hor d'ourves and bottles of Coca-Cola. There is some moderate damage to upper section of the sign, fold marks, paper loss and soiling. There are also some are

Dated 1950, moderate soiling, added holes and scattered edge wear. (Good - Very Good). 23" x 18".

A vintage, 1979 Kodak film (Photography) store display. Diecut cardboard sign with folding support arm on backside. Stands 22" tall.

This very hard to find cardboard die cut sign features the gold dust twins cleaning some bowls. It is dated 1912 and was made by the tablet and ticket co. there are some minor touch ups to some of the

c 1920s, litho on cardboard folding advertising sign depicting a Red Dot cigar with the red-headed woman decal on the cigar and the slogan "Truly Different" on the ashes end, mounted under glass in wo

A great example of this die-cut cardboard advertising for Marquette Club ginger ale. Little signs of wear and possibly NOS. Condition:(Very Good).8" x 12 - 1/4".Dimensions:

Die-cut cardboard advertising for Marquette Club ginger ale. Little signs of wear and possible NOS. A great example. Condition:(Very Good).8" x 11 - 1/2".Dimensions:

This small sign is professionally framed behind glass and features six people ice skating. There is some edge wear to the bottom right corner and the top left corner, which both show some minor cardbo

23" x 12" cardboard die cut store advertising sign for Ritz Crackers displaying bright colors, minor edge wear, and a slight bend across the 'k'. The 'T' & 'Z" are not connected at the top. Very hard

Coca Cola Clown Die Cut Cardboard Store Display Sign. Advertising 6 packs. Different version than Lot #554. A few creases and edgeware otherwise good condition. Approx. 48 1/2 X 55 Inches.

This is a large cardboard die-cut advertising for Bickmore shaving cream in a contemporary poster frame. The sign shows areas of paint loss in the lower right-hand corner, as well as some folds and wr

This is a large cardboard die-cut advertising for Bickmore shaving cream in a contemporary poster frame. The sign shows areas of paint loss in the lower right-hand corner, as well as some folds and wr

This die-cut, easel-back cardboard sign from 1944 advertising 7-up has never been opened.  It measures 8" wide and 12" tall.  The sign itself has no bends or creases.  The pri