Early 1900s Ideal Cocoa Chocolate Lititz, PA Tin

Early 1900s Ideal Cocoa Chocolate Lititz, PA Advertising Tin. 9"h. Condition: Good with wear and loss to paint.

Early 1900's Hershey's Chocolate tin, cardboard box and two original chocolate bars. CONDITION: Tin is in excellent shape with original lid. Minor areas of paint loss and scuffing to the can. Cardboar

includes: Huyler's Cocoa 3" tall Tin; Colman's 3 3/4" tall Mustard Paper Label Tin; Eatsum Wafer Cups 8 3/4" tall tin; Ivins Biscuit Tin 5" square hinged top; E.F. Kemp Golden Glow Nut Advertising Tin

Lot W335 - Early 1900s Sharples Tubular Cream Separators Single-Sided Embossed Tin HIGHLIGHTS The Sharples Separator Co. West Chester, PA / Chicago, ILL Sharples Tubular Separator was the first Americ

SST. Maker mark "By Wolfe & Co., Phila, PA." C. 1900s "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing in Bottles at Fountains" tin lithographed tray. CONDITION: Tray has good color and shine throughout, wit

Mid 19th C. example decorated with tulips and pin wheels, applied tin handle and finial. 11.5”H.

Pennsylvania Early 19th Century Wrigglework Tin Coffee Pot. Potted tulips motif. 11"h. Condition: Good with wear, rust and pitting.

CONDITION: (A) Excellent color and gloss throughout. Minor staining and scratching to the paint. Overall graphic is excellent. (B) Good color and gloss throughout with minor areas of staining and pain

Antique early 1900s German Doll et Cie painted tin toy ferris wheel with complete set of composite riders. Clockwork crank is in working condition and operated smoothly. Stands 12.5" tall. Some paint

Early 1900s Anderson & Jones, New York leather fire hermit w/ medal Eagle head finial. Junior No. 2 Fire Company Reading, PA dated 1813 owned by Samuel Potts. Possible 1900s repaint otherwise very goo

Early 1900s, Pair of small sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded pieces including a very small tail bag with triangular tab and tin cone suspensions, and a great Sioux strike-a-lite with traditional geome

Early 1900s, Outstanding sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded elk hide tepee bag with beaded bar designs on the top and sides, quilled bands across the front, and tin cone suspensions. Very good conditio

Early 1900s, Classic carved wooden handle with harness leather tips plus a great sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded wrist strap with tin cone suspensions and bifurcated tail. Very good condition. 15"

Early 1900s, Fancy old sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded buffalo hide horse's head ornament with fine quilled slat suspensions, (restored) tin cones and pink feather fluffs. Very good condition. Ex. B

White juggling bear, circus bear, in metal and hand-painted tin, with body covered in fabric to simulate white fur. Feet in cast lead, with DEPOSE FM Article Francais brand. Late 1800s early 1900s. Wi

Early 1900s, Small, traditional, sinew sewn and lazy stitch beaded "strike-a-lite" bag with geometric designs on the front and with tin cone and horsehair extensions. 5-3/4" x 3-3/4"

Made by the Pulver and Chicle Mfg. Co. Circa 1899. This highly collectible vendor is made with embossed lithographed tin casing. Shows some wear around the glass. Featuring the Foxy Grandpa character,

Bucher Paint-Decorated Dome Lid Trinket Box. Attributed to Heinrich Bucher, Berks County, PA, early 19th century. Red and white tulips and trees with green leaves on a black ground. Tin and wire hinge

York Co., PA Single-Sided Painted Tin "Antiques" Trade Sign. Circa early 20th century. "Antiques Bought & Sold G.D. Ketterman Proprietor". 16-1/2" x 90".

Colorful tin litho tall case features embossed regions on both the front and sides. Sides advertise for Pulver Chocolate and Cocoa. Shows some wear throughout. Circa 1899. Includes keys. Condition (Go

Very unusual early steam driven advertising J. Lyons Chocolates & Toffee. Original lithographed driver. Does have some wear and edge wear throughout. Featured in Antique Toy World Article. November 20

Hubley Mfg. Co. Lancaster, PA - 1895 - 17†T A classic early clockwork Hubley toy. It works well. Tin and Iron

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, PA - 1885 - 12" Long. This is quite possibly the only known example of an America Tin Fire Chiefs vehicle. We know of no others by any early tin maker. Stenciled "

James Fallows Company. Philadelphia, Pa.- 1880's - 16" Long. Once again, we find ourselves looking at a beautiful early tin fire toy, this time a pumper that brings water to the scene of the blaze. In