Early 1900s New Bachelor Cigar Framed Advertising

Early 1900s New Bachelor Cigar Framed Advertising - Offered Without Reserve ---- ITEM IS LOCATED IN AUBURN, IN ITEMS MUST BE PAID FOR AND REMOVED BY APRIL 28TH AT 3PM. ANY ITEMS LEFT AFTER APRIL 28TH

Framed without glass. This early 1900s sign was made by Hays Litho Co., Buffalo, New York. Sign features an image of a man rubbing on an African American boy's head. The colors are slightly muted and

Dated 1906 by TJ Dunn and Co New York. some moister damage and staining

Atq Swifts Animal Fertilizer Ad on Linen - Early 1900s Advertising on Linen, Framed 22'' x 34''

A good early 20th century litho on canvas featuring a stylish young woman promoting Colonial Cigars, the Gibson-esqe model with green dress, large straw hat with purple ribbon, her hair and hat also w

[Tobacciana] La Primadora Habana Cigars Advertising Playing Cards. New York, ca. 1900s. 48 (of 48). Complete pinochle deck, as issued. Box somewhat worn, else very good.

This cigar advertising piece shows an early police man carrying his billy club, and standing on a pedestal with a clock, which advertises for one of the finest brand of cigars. CONDITION: There is pat

1 has handmade Walnut frame, other has oval frame and features advertising from CG Graybill Coal Richfield PA. Largest measures 16.5 x 23 in frame.

A Continental Insurance Co. of New York Self Framed Tin Advertising Sign Early 20th Century 30 1/2 x 20 1/4 inches.

Marked litho by Thomas & Eno, 37 Park Row, New York. Early paper advertisement for quinine and opium products pictured in the advertising, nicely framed and matted with some light water staining in th

An antique, very early 1900s framed firemans certificate for John H Terhune Jr., Town of Kearny, New Jersey. Displayed in antique glass frame. Certificate for Hook and Ladder Co, #2. Signed by Foreman

Highlander Vintage Cigar Label Stone Lithograph Art Dated from the late 1800's to early 1900's. Inner Label with Embossing and Gilded. Schumacher & Ettlinger New York Copyright 1897 American Lithograp

Our Defender Vintage Cigar Label Stone Lithograph Art Dated from the late 1800's to early 1900's. Inner Label with Embossing and Gilded. O.L. Schwencke Lith. New York. Highly collectable Ephemera that

Early cardboard advertising for Superlative Cigarettes of Rochester, New York, matted and framed in an antique frame. The overall condition of the cardboard sign is excellent, with one minor mark near

This sign retains its original string on the top for hanging. Multiple colors and a great graphic. There is some slight fading and has one piece of cardboard loss on the bottom right corner. Framed be

General Arthur Opera Cigar Advertising. New York: Kerbs Wertheim Schiffer Co., ca. 1910. Lithographed package label depicting Arthur MacArthur Jr. Framed, overall size 12 x 21”. Few scuffs to ed

This is an early commercial cigar cutter and lighter, advertising Optimates cigars by the Justin Seuberl Company out of Syracuse, New York. The lighter contains its original font, original dip wells w

Fastidio Havana Cigars Proof Print. New York City: George Schlegel, ca. 1900s. A portrait litho on cardstock of W.K. Vanderbilt II, grandson of Cornelius, advertising the cigar brand. Matted, sight 26

This sign is professionally framed behind glass and was made by Metropolitan Alum Mfg. Co. N.Y. This is an early tin litho engraved aluminum sign with the original hanging chain. The sign is in good c

This lot contains various items of vintage tobacco and cigar advertising, including two tobacco pouches and two framed lithographs. The largest of the framed lithographs measures, 13.25" x 15.5". The

F.S. Savastino, New York City Silver Print Photographs, 1900’s (3). Frank S.Savastino (early 20th century) Photographer. Three framed black & white photographs of New York City: 1- 1937 Heart of the

Cardstock and Framed, Early Large Trade Card, Measures: 12" x 9"

Eye catching early Bull Burham Tobacco advertising sign with vivid colors and graphics. Framed and matted, measuring 17" x 26".

This poster is professionally framed, features a beautiful Indian maiden, and retains its original metal strips. It is dated 1906 and made by Hayes Litho Co., Buffalo, New York. The main section of th