Early J. Monroe Taylor's Soda Store Drum

Early J. Monroe Taylor's Soda Store drum. Original paper litho and lid, gold medal soda and saleratus. Has some chipping on the decal. 14" wide, 16" tall.

Clothing Store Sales Catalog, J.L. Taylor & Co. Spring & Summer 1914, hardbound folio w/15 full page color litho tag board illustrations of men's suits & 22 plates of period American actresses & assor

Early Drug Store and Soda Fountain Painted Wood Sign. Retains most of original paint. Has a fantastic look. Measures 69" x 23" Complete with paper label on back.

GEORGE III STERLING BOX & VINAIGRETTE, LATE 18TH-EARLY 19TH C., BY T. ROBINS & J. TAYLOR:Including 1 hinged box by Thos. Robins, London, 1815-16, H.3/4" x 1 3/4" (2.05 troy oz.); and 1 vinaigrette by

Lot of 2 antique wooden advertising boxes / crates. American, ca. late 19th - early 20th century. One J.C. Norris & Co.'s XX Soda Biscuits and Postum Food Coffee. Condition as is, wear / loss and agin

Early Blob Top LAKE COMO, NJ J.W. EGGIMANN Soda Bottle Preowned from an Estate as Pictured. $10 DOMESTIC SHIPPING.

Local Buckinghamshire interest: Two glass soda syphons / seltzer bottles etched with T. & F. J. Taylor, Newport Pagnell, Rd. no. 565191. Approx. 6 3/4" high (2)

"A HISTORY OF THE MISSIONS OF THE MORVAIAN CHURCH" BY; J. TAYLOR HAMILTON, 1901 - "TWENTY YEARS OF PIONEER MISSIONS IN NYASALAND" BY; J. TAYLOR HAMILTON, 1912 - "A HISTORY OF THE MORAVIAN CHURCH IN TH

Title: EARLY GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN CRUSHED FRUIT JAR Description: EAPG GLASS PANELDRUG STORE, SODA FOUNTAIN CRUSHED FRUIT JAR Date/period: APPROX EARLY 1900'S Material: GLASS Dimensions:APPROX 5" ACROSS

(VIEW) CAPE COD - PROVINCETOWN - MAYFLOWER HEIGHTS AND LOPES SQUARE: 81 POSTCARDSEarly 20th CenturyReal photo: two "View From Mayflower Heights" and J. Patrick Store. Also: numerous views by

NIce lot of three early Whistle Soda advertising pieces. Lot includes a large decal, cardboard carrie, and store display. Items vary in condition. All display very well. Decal measures approximately 2

Late 19th-20th C. candy store or soda fountain six cup rotating candy bowl dispenser, nickeled finish, 15.5" high. Each bowl rotates a full 360 degrees.

Country Store Spool Cabinet, J.& P. Coats' walnut 6-drawer, embossed fronts w/orig labels, orig embossed & gilt Lincrusta panel on verso, VG cond w/early refinish, scattered dings w/wood-filled areas

Chicago early 20th c. signed metal tablet mounted on front length 18 inches.

Autographs 1791 Document Signed "J.T. Gilman" as Treasurer of NH. JOHN TAYLOR GILMAN (1753-1828). Treasurer of New Hampshire, Served as a Minute Man in 1775, Member of the Continental Congress 1782-83

J. & H. MEACHAM CIVIL WAR ERA BASS DRUM, elm shell, early red-painted surface, brass tacks to lap typical of Meacham drums, with two concentric circles around the air vent, and a diamond above and bel

J.H. Singer Game of Drummer Boy, early 20th c., brightly colored cover, fold-out gameboard, four metal soldiers playing pieces, and dedicated drum shaped spinner, box 13 1/2'' x 7''. Competitive In-Ho

In this circa 1930 poster that advertises a musical instrument store, a drummer beats away on his drum and cymbal. The lithographic poster was created by J. Rassiat and contains a blank horizontal box

Probably Chinese, Early 20th Century, Seated On A Lapis Cushion, Pink Agate Box Set In Gilt Metal Plinth, 7.5 X 8 X 6 Inches, Natural Inclusions. From The Collection Of Loyd Taylor, Loyd-Paxton, Inc.

Early Black and White Panoramic Photograph Motorcycle Gang in Front Store: In front of Harley Davidson Sinclair Store. Photograph by Rudy Moc(e) Studios mark impressed on right bottom corner. Measures

Late 20th Century, Drum Form With Spheres And Rod Supports, Height 17, Diameter 12 Inches. From The Collection Of Loyd Taylor, Loyd-Paxton, Inc. See Photos For Additional Condition Information.

Early Advertising Medicine/Grocery Store Cabinet: With front litho of a little girl. Measures 20" tall, 16.5" wide, 9" deep with 3 shelf back and sliding door. Wear throughout.

Group of Early Schuco Wind Up Toys: Included in this group are the following: Mouse 3.5" long, dog with green coat (missing an eye) 5.5" long, Monkey with drums 4.5" tall, pig with violin 4.5", opel 1

(Dr. Pepper, 1940's) An original store display for Doctor Pepper. Dr. Pepper's early slogan was "Drink a bite to at 10, 2, and 4." This ad reminds the consumer to drink a soda three times a day to com