Adriance Buckeye Harvesting Machine Paper Sign

12'x1' wood & sandstone Walter A Wood Harvesting Machines sign -Good ***BUYER TO ARRANGE SHIPPING

Walter A. Wood Harvesting Machines wooden sign from J. Fitch Walker, Moravia, NY-5.5"x58"

1900 McCormick Harvesting Machine Co. Calendar. Paper calendar has good color with a horizonal crease and minor touch ups. Measures 27"x15.5". Condition rated 7.75 by The Authentication Company.

A beautiful and very colorful paper litho, matted and framed advertising Adriance, Platt and Co. vintage farm equipment. Depicting various types, variations of equipment and in the center of it all a

rated 7, 15"x120", single-sided smaltz painted sign has good color, has wear, has heavy wear at the right-hand end, missing end frame piece.

N. C. Wyeth: Graphic Advertising Calendar with Western Theme. 13" x 20" paper calendar ti

Sign is Maker Marked Cross Wood Printing Co., Chicago. Double Sided Wooden Sign for Dennett Harvesting & Mowing Machines. A very early and tough to find sign from Dennett. Side one shows fair color wi

The Buckeye Beer sign is tin over cardboard and was made by American Art Works Co. It is in great condition with a few tiny nicks in the border area. Also included is a Case's Blend paper sign that is

- Uncle Sam himself is driving the headline harvester of the farm machines manufactured in Grinnell Iowa on this 19x24 paper sign - Mowers and rakes are also depicted surrounded by the flags of many n

This sign has very strong colors and appearance. It is framed behind glass and appears to have never been used. This sign would have hung in the window of an early soda fountain. There is some damage

A wonderful original vending machine from the early 20th century, made by the US Vending Corporation of Boston Mass. CONDITION: An oak cabinet with original paper labels, porcelain top sign and brass

Extremely Rare Model That the Ncr Book Pg. 121 Describes as Only 100 Machines Still Exist - Original Paper Label Below Drawer Indicates Sold August 2, 1904 - Top Sign "Amount Purchased" - Fleur-De-Lis

American Automatic Machine Co. produced this machine in 1893. The paper label is in amazing condition. This machine is in very good condition with little signs of wear or use and is the best example o

Farm equipment sign, Case Threshing Machine Co.-Racine, WI, early paper lithograph, VG+ cond w/some edge wear on frame, 26.5"H x 20"W.

Country store advertising sign, Buckeye Farm Machinery, mfgd by The Richardson Mfg Co.-Worcester, MA, colorful litho on paper, c.1900, Exc cond w/bold colors, prof framed, 15.5"H x 22"W.

WILLIAM DEERING & CO. HARVESTING MACHINERY CHICAGO, IL (PRINTED IN SPANISH) 1885 - DEERING CORN MACHINES, INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER COMPANY ON AMERICA, CHICAGO

Yayoi Kusama (born 1929) Pumpkin 2000 (Yellow) (Kusama 298) Screenprint in colours, 2000, on wove paper, signed, titled, dated and numbered 69/200 in pencil, published by Serpentine Gallery, London, t

Yayoi Kusama (born 1929) Pumpkin 2000 (Green) (Kusama 300) Screenprint in colours, 2000, on wove paper, signed, titled, dated and numbered 67/100 in pencil, published by Serpentine Gallery, London, wi

MARC CHAGALL (1887-1985) Paysage au Coq (Mourlot 208) Lithograph in colours, 1958, on Arches wove paper, signed and numbered 92/100 in pencil, published by Maeght Éditeur, Paris, the full sheet w

Wolf Kahn (1927), "Lake Shore", pastel on paper, sign bottom center W. Kahn, Thomas Segal Gallery label on back. 17" x 22".

ANDY WARHOL INTERVIEW MAGAZINE SIGNED AUTOGRAPH JSA COA Offset print in colors on machine-paper (newsprint) USA, C1979 Andy Warhol (1928-1987) – American graphic artist, artist and filmmaker Cover

ANDY WARHOL INTERVIEW MAGAZINE SIGNED AUTOGRAPH JSA COA Offset print in colors on machine-paper (newsprint) USA, C1979 Andy Warhol (1928-1987) – American graphic artist, artist and filmmaker Cover

Original Painting on Paper-Sign by Joy Holiday 1961 -Tuffy ( Forever Puppy)-size: 14 x 11.

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