ARMOUR'S SOAP COUNTERTOP DISPLAY.

This beautiful glass display is embossed on three sides, reading "Armour's Soap." No chips or cracks. Glass is in mint condition. This particular countertop display has approximately 15 - 20 old origi

Amours Soap countertop store display. Reads "Armours Soap" on two sides and "Armours Toilet Soap" on third side. Contains some soap. Measuring 8 in H x 18 in W x 5 in D

The wood box is in very good condition, has paper label on front and on the inside of the lid, both are nice, 6"x14"x10", rated 8.9

Sunset Soap Dyes Countertop Display Case. Wooden base with lithographed tin advertising panels, by Utility Art Displays (Philadelphia), the compartments filled with old boxes of the products. 7 ½

Primitive Painted Wood Countertop Display Case, General Store. Three tier case has glass on 3 sides, with a blue painted frame. The middle shelf is made from a wooden soap box, adding to its overall c

rated 7.5, 15.5"x12.5"x5.5", the single-sided diecut easel back sign the cardboard has soiling and light foxing, the radiator cap has corrosion and cracks in the Peacock, has instruction on back. TAC

Has been refinished, has nickel hardware, stick & ball crown rail with carved center decoration, has two drawers at the bottom, 45"x35"x19"

Wood and nickel double steeple countertop display case, with Claes & Lehbeuter, St. Louis MO on tag, 8'L x 27"D x 38"H, WOW! AWESOME! -with 3.5" & 1" cracks in flat glass, otherwise Great! ***BUYER TO

C. 1920's Ever-Ready Shaving Brushes tin lithograph countertop display, maker's marked, "American Safety Razor Co." CONDITION: The display has excellent color and gloss throughout. The section of the

AMERICAN OAK COUNTRY STORE COUNTER-TOP DISPLAY CABINET, with beveled glass, and adjustable glass shelves, no markings located. Old surface with warm color. First quarter 20th century. 25 1/2" H, 11" W

SST sign in the door, has excellent color and shine, has a few tiny paint chips, wood cabinet is in good condition, has no door, 26"x19"x10", sign rated 8.9

Also has many other pieces of Dr. Pierce advertising paper in its original wood crate, displays well, shows some wear, 30"x22"x2" crate

This is a wonderful early bulldog advertising Purity, "A Dog-On Good Whiskey". Has glass eyes and an older restoration that shows very well. Heavy collar with big buckle, a great overall look and cond

This early original paint bulldog reads "Clayton's Dog Remedies" and shows very well, with some edge wear on all four paws, but very non-distracting. Shows and displays wonderfully. Condition: (Excell

EXCELSIOR SHOW CASE WORKS COUNTERTOP DISPLAY CASEAmerican, early 20th century. Single tower with curved front showcase, access through a single mirrored door backside, the front with manufacturer's pl

Large Wood Framed Countertop Country Store Display Case, base compartment with curved glass front, glass sides, mirrored back, and black felt lined base, sliding back entry doors, top compartment with

RARE SLINKY MECHANICAL COUNTERTOP DISPLAY, FROM HUDSON VALLEY ESTATE COLLECTION, NEEDS NEW CORD, I TOOK CHANCE AND PLUGGED IN AND IT WORKS, SLINKY GOING BACK AND FORTH, CAN SEND VIDEO IF YOU WANT, ALL

Two Wooden Frame Countertop Display Cases 20th Century one labeled for H.W. Williams & Co., Wholesale Druggists, Fort Worth, Texas. Height of larger 36 x width 25 x depth 26 inches.

Semi-circular light-up display with 5 colored light bulbs and switches. (Good). 5-1/2"D. x 17"W. x 11"T.

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

"Zeno Chewing Gum" - Oak Case with Three Glass Shelves - Mirror Back - Nice

SST diecut metal easel back sign, has excellent color and shine, 20"x12", rated 8.9

With etched Humphreys Veterinarys Specifics and horse in circle on front glass. Unusual stand up form oak showcase with upper glass shelf. With two upper sliding doors an two lower mirrored sliding do

National Mazda Lamps Illuminated Countertop Display, c. 1925 USA, half-circle double-sided display, pine and lithographed tin, with sockets for 10 bulbs, individually on/off switches, 230 volts, width