Mr. Newport Countertop Soda Display. Chicago: Mr.

Mr. Newport Countertop Soda Display. Chicago: Mr. Newport, Inc., 1941. With original green bottle. Die-cut display with curved arrow, reading “Your Thirst Choice” above the bottle. Rubbing

This display was manufactured by Adams Manufacturing Co of Chicago, Illinois in 1941 for Mr. Newport, Inc. of Chicago. This very colorful display comes with the right bottle which is NOT very easy to

Mr. Peanut Counter Top Store Display from 1979. Plastic. It measures 12 inches tall by 10 inches in diameter at the widest point.

The first is Mr. Pibb and is in excellent condition with no real cracks to the plastic. The color is exceptional and the pizza graphic in the middle is great. The second is a Sprite advertisement with

Paris Arm Bands. Lot of 2 Countertop Displays. Chicago: A. Stein & Company, ca. 1920s. Wooden cases with slanted glass fronts, both with lettering for Paris Arm Bands. One with metal dividers. Include

Paris Garters Countertop Displays. Chicago: A. Stein, 1908. Two wooden countertop displays for Paris Garters, one with three sets of garters in original boxes, the other tin lithograph displays of gar

Curtiss Candy countertop display rack. [Chicago: Curtiss Candy Company, ca. 1920s-1950s]. Original plastic countertop display with color display inserts on a metal tray and advertisement for their lin

This colorful die cut wood display includes two glass Lime Cola soda bottles. Displays read "It's Definitely Good!". Condition (Very Good - Excellent). Size 16-1/4" x 6" x 4-1/5"

Lewald Jewelry Co. Countertop Display Case. Chicago: F. Lewald Jewelry Co., ca. 1920s-1940s. Wooden display case with four glass-fronted sides and top, including spring-loaded hinged rear door. 13 x 7

HOFFMAN CARDBOARD COUNTERTOP DISPLAY (SODA), C. 1950/60, H. 26"

Boye Needle Co. Counter top Display Cabinet. Chicago: Boye Needle Co., ca. 1910. Tin lithograph front panel and top. 18 x 18”. Top is dirty but might clean up nicely. Front panel is very good.

This display cabinet for Newport garters is constructed of oak, with original glass, original paper advertising labels in the front and four original triangle-shaped drawers in the back, all with orig

Mr. Peanut Countertop Advertising Figure. Composite standing figure of the iconic Mr. Peanut Man with an original painted finish, on a painted wood base which reads “Peanut Man”. In good condition

Surety extension pedal pad salesman sample/countertop display, Grant Auto Appliance, Chicago, IL, shows some wear but displays exceptionally well

Offered is a vintage B-1 Lemon-Lime Soda counter-top display or wall hanging.  This is slightly different from the one in our last auction, but the consignor was so pleased with the favorable res

This lot of 3 includes: 1- Glass cylinder with copper insert used for storing ice cream cones. 7"D x 14"H. 1- Barrel-shaped pressed glass jar with Planter's Peanuts design and lid. 7"D x 11"H. 1- Spar

American. 1950s. Lithographed cardboard with reverse-lighted prismatic plastic. Features a backlit prismatic panel with blinking green and blue lights behind a 7oz bottle. 15 x 13 x 6". Functioning. C

Soda fountain display jars (3), E.M. Stevens-Chicago, IL, 13"H x 6"W x 9.75"D; Horlicks 1-gal w/lid, 8.5" H x 6.25"W x 6.25"D & unmarked round jar w/flip lid, 10.5"H x 9.5"W x 10"D, all Exc cond.

R&H Spec Mfg. Co. countertop display or shaving mirror, #Style G Chicago, Illinois mirror, wrought iron cast mark "R&H Spec Mfg Co Chicago ILL Style G" 12 1/2"w x 8"d x 24"h

An Eddie Murray Game Used Bat, Louisville Slugger M275 Property from the Collection of Mr. Steven Schwab, Chicago, Illinois

A Vladimir Guerrero Game Used Bat, Louisville Slugger T141 Model Property from the Collection of Mr. Steven Schwab, Chicago, Illinois

An Ozzie Smith Game Used Bat, Louisville Slugger C235 Model Property from the Collection of Mr. Steven Schwab, Chicago, Illinois

American. 1950s. Painted steel case with reverse screened glass inserts. Tagged, "Price Brothers Inc., Chicago, New York", rear case. Mechanically functioning. Case surface shows uniform toning. Movem

Marked the "Artic Soda Apparatus Patented June 30. 1863". Shows some wear to the plating of the metal. Marble shows some chips and the hinged lid appears to have been repaired (crack). Displays very w