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1977, In working condition, With original shipping box, Unknown set completion, Some tears and moisture damage on shipping box, Shipping box measures 19 1/2 x 23 x 14 inches.

Budweiser Advertising Items incl. Clock, Blimp, Etc -Approx. 44 x 12 - Some of these items are fragile and/or large. Cost for shipping may be higher than anticipated through our in-house shipping.

12" Diameter; Plastic Front; Working

Comes with famous print showing different vehicle in which Packard engines are used. Piece of advertising literature and five diecut wood pieces with paper lithograph displays showing car, blimp, spee

Vintage French poster "Pastilles au Miel" advertising honey lozenges. Pictured is a scene of lozenges being tossed down from a flying blimp and into the hands of children. Excellent rolled condition.

inflatable blimp, oiler, tire ashtray, 2 chamois

Pre War metal Gargoyle Rack from 1921. 4x5 ft Gargoyle Mobil oil rack with 50 Mobil oil cans. Some very rare cans here. Starting with a 1906 gargoyle can with impossibly hard to find artwork. (Picture

This years pinball machine ushered in the Golden age of pinball.Important year for pinball, 1947 was the first year that flippers were introduced.This Full sized Wooden Pinball machine is RARE. The ye

Rare Sign*A sign so popular they make reproductions now. Own the real thing."A series" tractor from John Deere circa 1934.

This Early RC cola sign has remained indoors for it's lifetime.Keeping it pristine and new like the day it was made. Great example of an early mint piece. 24 x 6

I Want You to own this original Vietnam era Army poster! Bright Yellow frame highlights this hard to find, rare sized original US Army Poster. Complete with recruiting station phone number handwritten

This is an important, early tin sign with a Smaltz surface and wood backing. The sign is a great example of early, handmade advertising. It is amazing it has survived this long. The gold lettering is

Long before P&G introduced their iconic Ivory Soap brand in the 1880's, there was Procter and Gamble's "Amber" soap as shown in this remarkable ad from the mid-19th century. This paper sign is marked

For E. and J. Burke, featuring New York Yankee baseball players 57 x 40 cm.

Sallie Toohey for Rookwood Pottery Advertising tile USA, c. 1910glazed earthenware 15 h × 7.75 w × 1.5 d in (38 × 20 × 4 cm) Impressed manufacturer's mark with number t

This is a wonderful diecut sign made by N.Y. Metal Ceiling Co., New York. The sign has strong colors and a powerful presence. There are some shallow bends and mild oxidation that is very hard to see.

GREAT NEWS! Unequivocally, this is an original Mr. Peanut scale! Original manufacturer's tag on rear of hat, original men/women's weight tag above viewing window, and the cash box attached to rear doo

This sign has a sand painted surface with silver lettering. In the center of the sign is a illustration of an Oliver plow. On the back side of the sign, someone has re-purposed the sign to say "Water

Nice dated 1883 Anna Pottery Advertising Pig Flask. The pig flask reads "J.O. Sanders Dealer in Wines, Liquors & Cigars Elberton GA 1883". Measures 3" tall x 6-1/2" across x 2-1/4" wide. The condition

2 parts, 230 x 100 cm and 300 x 100 cm, total: 530 x 100 cm, from a Porsche branch, the sign was in working condition when it was removed, with transformer, very rare

Original Art Deco French Advertising poster. The poster reads Philippossian & Co. Fabrique De Cigarettes, there are fold marks, approximately 13" repair along a fold line and some stains, 49.5" x 35.5

This wonderful calendar is framed behind glass and features and oil painting by Bernhard Zickendraht. There is a small repair on the top right and some very light soiling. This calendar rarely shows u

This sand painted trade sign is single sided and retains its original wooden frame. On the back of the sign there is a receipt showing that someone paid $5000.00 for this sign in 1986 at Bill Harrah's