All American Cigar Tin.

Chromolithographed tin with oval portraits of Lincoln, Washington & Franklin with laurel wreath surround and text: All American/Cigars; reverse with text including C.E. Action Manufacturer Belmont, Oh

In this lot there are three Possum Cigar tins with great graphics and strong colors. Two are in very good condition with light wear. The other one is slightly faded with a few scrapes. The All America

An original American advertising black-tone tin sign with enameled gold-tone lettering that advertises for A. B. Cunningham and Co Philadelphia Pointers Cigar 5. Circa: 20th century. American advertis

Six advertising signs to include Popper's Ace, A Better Smoke cigar tin sign; Oxus Tin Cigar; Hav-A-Tampa; BO-KO; Q and Q Perfectos cigar tin sign; and ABS American Breeders Service. 20" x 13 1/2" to

Very Rare Kennebec Havana Cigar Tin Store Bin. Depicting Native American Indian. One side and one end good condition, the other side, end and top, poor condition.

Beautiful Apache Trail Cigar tin with exterior lithograph showing a Native American on his horse, as well as the inside cover of the lid. Above average condition. Shows some signs of wear and partial

Tobacciana Cigar Tin, Orcico, 2 For 5 Cents, litho on tin w/Native American portrait, dtd 1919, Exc cond, 7.5"H.

Included are two Lucky Strike, a Dan Patch, a White Owl, a Blue Boar, an American Cigars, a cardboard Dan Patch, a Ploughboy (paper label), Honey Dew Twist Cigar, Blue Label Cut Plug pocket tin and an

Wascana Cigars tin box by the Cigar Factory Wascana Kampen (Holland) Lithograph of Native American chief on top, left and right sides, and inside of cover 2 1/2"x9"x5" From the collection of former FB

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin. 6 1/4 x 4 3/4" (diam.), 5 1/8 x 5" (diam). Dixie Queen exhibits a few fine barely noticeable scratches and a very slight dent on one side. Gold gilt missing on lid.

This is an amazing tin over cardboard sign depicting a young child reaching for a box of cigars with the label "Daddy wants an R.B". The sign is marked for the American Artworks Company. Shows a parti

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin. Exhibits scattered shallow impressions and minor patches of oxidation, mainly to the top of the lid. This attractive colourful tin features an image of an Apache Ind

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin. Minor impact to base edge. Lid exhibits moderate oxidation. A few shallow impressions and scattered patches of minor loss and oxidation are evident. Features a highl

(A) Flowermen paper label over cardboard composite can. CONDITION: Good color with areas of water damage. Minor wrinkles to the paper. Graphic displays excellent. (B) Indiana Cigars tin. CONDITION: Pi

Collection of 11 Tobacco and Cigar Tins. Blue Boar Rough Cut, Emilia Garcia, Havana Sparks (no lid), Postmaster, Garcia Smokers, Full Dress, American, Optimo(cardboard), Buckingham, Fountain and Red-W

An enameled tin advertisement sign dating back to 1930 to the 1940s. An ad for American cigar manufacture: Smoke Q & Q Perfectos, Quinn Bros Makers Troy NY. A very rare item. Collectible Mid Century A

Cigar Store Tin, Orcico Cigars, 2 for 5 Cents, Scarce litho on tin portrait of a Native American for Orrison Cigar Co., copyright 1919 w/litho marquee under hinged cover, VG cond, 5.5"H x 6"W.

American Oak HumidorWith unused brass top plate. Dated Circa 1900 - 1920 Origin American Type Cigar Humidors Size L 10 x W 7 x H4 1

American, ca. 1930's. Amos with a taxi hat and Andy with a cigar. Both function properly. 11"h.

First quarter 20th Century. American Art Works tin on cardboard, some dents and scratches 19”H x 13”W

Double sided chromolithographed with Native American in center foreground with buffalo hunt left and teepee village right, Orrison Cigar Co. Inc. Bethesda, Ohio, with friction fitted lid,

American, ca. 1930's. Colorful lithographed tin figure carrying his duck "Goo-Goo" in his right hand and a basket of ducks in his left hand. He walks while his hat raises and his cigar bobs. Functions

Two (2). American. 1920s. Each single sided tin (SST), die cut. R. G. Dun sign exhibits very minor oxidation at extreme edges. Flor de Moss sign marked, "Mayer & Lavenson Co., N.Y." lower edge. 2.75 x

American. 1910s. Single-sided tin (SST). Artwork signed, "A. Asti" for Italian artist Angelo Asti (1847-1903). Marked, "The H.D. Beach Co., Coshocton, O", lower right corner. 22.25" x 16".