Antique Rare Postcard Panama Pacific International

This is a rare souvenir and fine example from the 1915 International Panama - Pacific Exposition. These were made as a commemorative from the exact 1849 Gold Rush Ingot molded. The top has been hand s

Group of 19 Official Postcards of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, published by Cardinell-Vincent Co., depicting different buildings and pavilions from the fair, including: Pennsylvania St

Group of 20 Panama-Pacific International Exposition postcards, including: PPIE by Edward H. Mitchell and published by the Exposition Publishing Co.; Uncle Sam Brings the World To California, published

This is an Antique Lot 1915 PPIE San Francisco Panama Pacific International Expo Group. Includes an Opening Day Participant and a Closing Day Ribbon / Button , Two different sized Indian Chief Head So

Circa 1900 Stamped: Dini / e Cellai / Signa / 38; Paper label: U.S. Customs label from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition The antique Italian polychrome terra cotta bust with gilt deta

Rare and Unusual 1915 San Francisco Panama €“Pacific International Exposition Dice Shaker Glass Paperweight Souvenir. Approximately 2.75L x 2.75W x 1.0H in.

14pcs Vintage Medals. Mostly Bronze. Battle of Gettysburg, Dwight D Eisenhower, Marie Depage Edith Cavell, Panama Pacific International Exposition, Grand Canyon, Military, French.-- Dimensions: : W: 3

Collection of Approximately Six Hundred Postcards, Including embroidered-10; leather-22; wooden-3; 1915 Panama Pacific International Exp., approximately 100

Group of Panama-Pacific International Exposition souvenir items, including: ten oversize color postcards, views of the Exposition, published by Bardell Art Printing Co., San Francisco; a fold-out Comp

King's Puremalt Brewery Panama Pacific Medal Of Award International Exposition Advertising Beer Tip Tray. From a long time single owner Breweriana Collection. Please note this is a timed online only a

American Brilliant cut glass 7" plate. Signed by Tuthill and cut in their rare Rex pattern. Tuthill exhibited this pattern and won first prize at the Panama-Pacific Exposition in 1915 at San Francisco

This item is coming from the estate of deceased collector in South Florida. The dimensions of a vintage trade cards and postcards are Approx. 3.5" x 5.5" (variances can occur). This lot is located in

Made by the Art Metal Works. Newark, NJ - 1915 - 4" Long. This is the official Panama Pacific souvenir depicting the resting place of the first spadeful of earth turned by William H. Taft, President i

PCGS 63. Gold.

Art Metal Works Newark, NJ - Circa 1911 We have never seen this bank before. A replica of the container that held the first spade of earth turned for the Panama Canal. Lead

United States Panama-Pacific International Exhibition Gold Dollar 1915-S One United States Panama-Pacific International Exhibition Gold Dollar: 1915-S.

Heading: (Panama-Pacific International Exposition) Author: Title: A Collection of Souvenirs and Ephemera from the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition Place Published: Various places Publishe

The dimensions of an antique/vintage postcard are Approx. 5.5"x 3.5" (small variances can occur). ABOUT SHIPPING: This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Arteli

(lot of 10) Panama Pacific International and Golden Gate Exposition pamphlets and other ephemera

ABOUT POSTCARDS: The study and collecting of postcards is termed deltiology (from Greek deltion, small writing tablet, and English -logy, the study of). Rarity. As with all antique items, rarity bring

Panama Pacific International Exposition Needlework 16'' Diameter

United States Panama-Pacific International Exposition Half Dollar 1915-S One United States Panama-Pacific International Exposition Half Dollar: 1915-S.

A 1915 green glaze hooded chamber stick by Fulper Pottery. Bares special label on the back stating "Panama-Pacific International Exposition, San Francisco, 1915, Highest Award to Fulper Pottery". 6 1/

ABOUT POSTCARDS: The study and collecting of postcards is termed deltiology (from Greek deltion, small writing tablet, and English -logy, the study of). Rarity. As with all antique items, rarity bring