Demley Auto Dice Pocket Spinner. New York, ca. 1930s.

Two glazed ceramic pieces: oval turquoise charger and parcel-gilt stand, New York, ca. 1930s; Both marked; Charger: 15 3/4" x 8 1/4"

Kelty, Edward J. (1888—1967). Dorothy Herbert. New York: Century, ca. 1930s. Featuring Dorothy Herbert and her horse as a part of the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Combined Circus. 12 x 20

Kelty, Edward J. (1888—1967). Zenda and Co. World Circus Sideshow. Coney Island, NY. New York: Century, ca. 1930s. Photo of Zenda setting up her stage with various people watching. Framed to 10 ¼ x

Three: Farber Brothers "Skyscraper" in brass, silver-plated, and chrome-plated fire extinguisher style, New York/USA, ca. 1930s-40s Brass and silver-plated marked Tallest: 12 3/4" x 4" dia.

America's Historic Summerland / New York Central Lines ca. 1930s  artist's name printed in image; printed Latham Litho & Ptg. Co., Long Island City, N.Y. 41 x 27 in.

Come Back to Erin / Anchor Line / New York and Londonderry ca. 1930s  artist's name printed in image; printed Publicity Arts Ltd. London 39.5 x 24.5 in.

Anchor Line / New York and Glasgow ca. 1930s  artist's name printed in image; printed Sanders Phillips and Co., Ltd., THE BAYNARD PRESS, Great Britain 40.25 x 25 in.

Vintage black and white photograph of a New Haven Railroad train, with a matte reading “American Locomotive Company / New York City”. Ca. 1920s - 1930s. This is likely a train of the New York, New

Coca-Cola Neon Selecto Clock. New York: Selected Devices Co., ca. 1930s. Clock advertising Coca-Cola “in Bottles.” Neon tubing along the insides of clock, with metal casing. 15 ½ x 15

Darius Slayton 2020 Select Tie Die Auto /25 New York Giants

New York to Londonderry / (Moville) ca. 1930s  printed McCorquodale & Co, Limited, Glasgow And London 40 x 24.75 in.

Penny King 1 Cent Chewing Gum “twin” vending machine. [New York: Flatbush Gum Co., ca. 1930s]. Two vending machines attached to each other. Twin oblong globes with original stickers. With

Big Shot Bagatelle Game. New York: Gotham Pressed Steel, ca. 1930s. A spring loaded table game with Medieval-like graphics, chrome metal obstacles, and black metal frame housing. Original packaging an

Bobrick Vintage Wall-Mounted Soap Dispenser. New York: Bobrick Manufacturing Corp., ca. 1930s. Chrome soap dispenser with original glass globe and lid. 7 ¼” high. Some wear due to age and u

Tim McCoy’s Real Wild West / Cowboys of Three Continents. New York: Tooker-Moore Litho Co., ca. 1930s. Half sheet poster depicting cowboys from all around the world performing a variety of feats

Mickey Mouse Movie-Jecktor. New York: Movie-Jecktor Co., Inc., ca. 1930s. Steel film projector with Mickey Mouse decal on top. Original box with 7 rolls of film included. Box 10 ½ x 6 x 8 ½&

Sweet Caporal Standard Cigarettes Die Cut Advertisement. New York: Kinney Bros., ca. 1890s. Die cut lithograph features an early American infantry soldier advertising the famous American cigarette bra

C. Ambrosius & Sons Bottlers / The Leader in Sauerkraut and Soft Drinks Tray. New York: Haeusermann M. M. Co. Litho, ca. 1920s-1930s. Prohibition-era polychrome tin litho tray with image of a nurse se

Is The State That Has Everything ca. 1930s artist's name printed in image; published Bureau of State Publicity, Conservation Dept. / Federal Art Project 35.25 x 22.5 in.

The State that Has Everything ca. 1930s artist's name printed in image; published Bureau of State Publicity, Conservation Dept. / Federal Art Project 28.25 x 22 in.

ca. 1930s artist's initials WTN printed in image; printed McCorquodale, Glasgow London  39.75 x 25.75 in.

Ca. 1930s. Two celluloid figures, one being Henry in a tin cart. 5.5"l. With original box. Chromolithograph images "Distributors Geo. Borgeldt Corporation, New York". Toy and box have some wear, less

Heading: (Fold-out Valentines) Author: Title: Love in a Motor / To Love Land Place Published: London, Paris, Berlin & New York Publisher:Raphael Tuck & Sons Date Published: ca. 1890s-1930s

Passenger Railroad Smoker Car Hanging Sign. American, ca. 1930s. Black metal sign with white lettering on both sides, identification label to one side attributing the sign to the New York, New Haven,