Dukes Tobacco Declaration Of Independence Sign

Iconic tobacco sign for Little Dukes tobacco. Shows some fading and light surface scratches, but overall a good example. Condition:(Good).13 - 1/2" x 16 - 3/4".Dimensions:

SSP. Great gloss and color. The field is clean with minor chipping along the perimeter. Very tough to find in this condition. Measures: 8"X5.25" Rating: 8.75 Est: $1000-$1500

21"x29" framed cardboard Dukes Mixture Tobacco advertising sign in Dukes Mixture frame -A few tears and some staining

Dimensions: (Frame) H 21" x W 10.25" Condition: Not examined out of frame. Some minor age toning; wear to frame.

Hancock Signs Declaration of Independence Medallion

Kupjack sterling tea board after original owned by George Washington 2"W, Ink Stand after original by Philip Syng Jr. 1775 used to sign Declaration of Independence .85"W, includes original box and bro

J. E. CALDWELL STERLING SILVER INKWELL & SILVERPLATED DISH. INKWELL WEIGHS 1066 GRAMS. REPRODUCTION OF INKWELL USED TO SIGN THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. MADE IN 1954 BY J. E. CALDWELL- PHILADELPHI

J. E. Caldwell vintage heavy sterling silver copy of the famous Philip Syng silver inkwell used to sign the Declaration of Independence. The original made in 1752 in Philadelphia. Components attached

Three bronze entry knobs with the initials of John Hancock, 1st to sign the Declaration of Independence...from the insurance company Boston office of that same famous name, c. 1910...all in nice condi

Antique / Vintage Wood Carved Eagle Fountain Pen Looks like it would be the perfect thing to sign the Declaration of Independence.

A metal, possibly brass, tabletop / desktop clock decorated with the image of George Washington at the meeting to sign the Declaration if Independence. Clock face reads BULOVA, Quartz. Measures approx

CLYMER, George (1739-1813) Signer of the Declaration of Independence. In December 1776, when Congress fled from Philadelphia to Baltimore, he and George Walton and Robert Morris remained behind to car

Shows a pretty Victorian girl set against a tobacco leaf. Marked "Manufactured W. Duke, Sons & Co., Durham, N.C. and New York". Framed and matted in a contemporary frame behind glass. Condition: (Exce

This is an amazing piece of late 19th century advertising for Pastime Plug Tobacco, celebrating champions of the time, and of course, drawing comparisons to their own "champion" tobacco. Everyone from

PORCELAIN, SINGLE-SIDED WITH THERMOMETER, 6in.x 18in.

SST. It features great gloss and color. It shows areas of wear and minor scratching throughout. Very tough sign to find and displays very well with great graphics. Measures: 36"X59" Rating: 8.5 Est: $

American. 1940s. Self-framed single-sided lithographed tin. Marked, "C-2992", bottom right corner. 42" x 14.25" x 0.5".

SST. C. 1920's Orphan Boy embossed tin sign. CONDITION: Sign has great color and gloss throughout the piece, with minor non-distracting stains and scratches along with edgewear. The sign has one area

SSP. There is some minor oxidation to the blue areas of the porcelain, some noticeable surface scratching and some edge wear. It retains all eight original hanging grommets. Overall, it has an outstan

SSP. It has average color and gloss. It shows light wear, areas of slight discoloration, and a few chips. It displays well and is a nice early example of tobacco advertising. Measures: 12" Rating: 7.7

Single-Sided Metal. Framed.

Tobacco sign, Climax Plug Tobacco, litho on paper w/metal bands, from P. Lorillard & Co., c.1890, VG+ cond w/6"crease near top at word Plug, prof framed, 34"H x 20"W.

SSC. A nice example of this colorful cardboard sign from Brotherhood Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, featuring a wonderful railroad train graphic. CONDITION: The field of the sign retains nice color, but

Tin over cardboard. Beautiful image of a bulldog standing tall with the words "Won't Bite" underneath. Out of Lovell & Buffington Tobacco Company, Covington, Kentucky. Great image. Condition (Excellen