Canadian 1929 Pontiac “Chief of the Sixes” Lithographed

Beautiful calendar featuring original artwork graphics. A few minor clean tears along the left edge. Marked “The Reid Press Limited, Hamilton Canada” lower left edge. Full Pad. Measures 29.5” x

Canadian 1927 Pontiac calendar featuring stunning original artwork graphics. Customized for W.H Fetterly & Co. Morrisburg, ON. Two month sheets present. Marked “The Reid Press Ltd. Hamilton, Canada�

1930's Pontiac Chief of The Sixes Advertisement Token Grades NG. Whitehead & Hoag was founded in 1892 in Newark, New Jersey, by Benjamin S. Whitehead (1858-1940) and Chester R. Hoag (1860-1935) when t

Pontiac "Chief of the Sixes". Product of General Motors.

Rare Canadian calendar featuring beautiful graphics with original artwork. Retains 2 month papers. Currently mounted to a piece of corrugated plastic. Marked “Acton Publishing Co. Ltd Toronto, Canad

cloisonne, .5" x 2"

2.75" diameter

Six (6). Canadian. 1930s. Porcelain & lithographed steel. Includes six unique variations. 5 1/2" (diam), 6" (diam), 6 x 4 3/4" (4). Several minuscule flakes in the porcelain exist around outer edges o

Fly Canadian Pacific, a series of six colour photographic lithographed posters featuring glamorous pin ups including Hawaii, Mexico, Hong Kong, and South Pacific, printed by Grant-Mann, each - 91 x 61

Ca 1920-30s. Burgundy cloth purse "Souvenir", 5.5"h. and five pincushions including two boots, star, lobed "1926" and pillow shape "Toronto Exhibition Canadian National 1929", 7.5" x 7.5". Varying wea

Group of toys including police chief and Hubley Texan cap guns, a Bit-O-Honey Rocket-chute, a cast iron goat, Commonwealth three coin bank, and a Marx tin lithographed wind-up acrobatic monkey.

Six (6) Canadian coins ICG graded as follows:---1922 5 cent AU50; ---1928 5 cent AU53; ---1929 5 cent VF35, ---1935 5 cent AU55, ---1942 5 cent MS63 (Tombac); and ---1965 1cent MS63 RD large beads, bl

Canadian. 1960s. Lithographed tin with plastic accessories. Box marked, "Mfd by T. Cohn Canada Ltd., Toronto". 25 x 14.5 x 10" (h). Scattered surface scratches, mostly to top of base. Includes six pla

Canadian. Lithographed tin. Rare. This figural biscuit tin was designed to be used as a toy after the product was consumed. Features detailed lithographed body, removable roof lid, and pullstring. One

Frank Gehry (Canadian, b. 1929) Cross Check Dining Table and Four Chairs Knoll, USA bent and laminated maple, glass branded manufacturer's marks to underside Height 33 3/4 x width 28 1/2 x depth 25 in

Burned wood sculpture, Circa 1960, unsinged with 3 different certificat : Galerie Valentin, Galerie Bernard Desroches and a certificate of Alain Lacoursiere with an evaluation of 22,000,00$ 18 1/2" x

Frank Gehry (Canadian, b. 1929) Set of Four Cross Check Chairs Knoll, USA bent and laminated maple branded manufacturer's marks to underside Height 33 3/4 x width 28 1/2 x depth 25 inches

Lot S131 - Pontiac Double-Sided Bullnose Neon Sign HIGHLIGHTS Modeled after a 1930s era Pontiac branded sign 2 colors of neon Bullnose sign Chief Pontiac logo The First Pontiac Car was produced by Gen

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed heavy cardboard. Remnants of easel on rear show that this sign was once intended for use as a counter display. 39 x 41". Exhibits uniform soil and minor losses from extre

Maker's marked "The Liberty Can Co., Lancaster, PA." C. 1920s Mohawk Chief Tobacco lithographed tin. CONDITION: The tin has good color and gloss, with crackle paint throughout all sides of the piece,

Canadian. 1940s. Lithographed tin. Minor patches of surface oxidation although slightly heavier on the top. Extremely rare little boy graphics exhibiting the red hair and red feet variation. These red

Gehry, Frank (Canadian, born 1929), Cross Check Chair, 1990, hard white maple veneer strips, with Gehry and Knoll stamps on underside Dimensions:35 inches x 28 inches x 26 inches . Please refer to pho

(Canadian, 1861-1929) signed "J.M. Barnsley" l.l. Overall: 21-1/2"h x 31-1/2"w Sight: 12-1/2"h x 21-1/2"w

Lot T222 - Pontiac Porcelain Sign HIGHLIGHTS Pontiac Porcelain Sign Chief Pontiac logo The First Pontiac Car was produced by General Motors in 1926 Color(s): Red and White Dimensions (in): 53x36 Locat