Early Toltec Grape Soda Fountain Tin Sign

Tin Soda Sign, some wear see photos. Measures: 6" x 5"

A late 19th century soda fountain syrup dispenser for "Royal Sherbet". Original glass, original metal stand and front tin sign stating "Drink Royal Sherbet. These early syrup dispensers predate the ce

Soda Fountain Ice Cream & Beer Advertising Serving Trays (2), We Serve Sanitary Ice Cream & Edelweiss Beer, both early 20th C. litho on tin in Good+ cond w/signs of use, 13"Dia.

The 'assemblage' comprised of only two pieces could be perceived as a nod to Andy Warhol with its repeat of 1940s Nu-Grape Soda two-dimensional die cut pop bottle form signs lithographed in seven colo

Embossed, Four-color Crescent Beverages tin painted sign. Some wear and a little chipping with a few scratches. Light creases on left side - overall fair to good condition with bright colors. 13.5" H

SST/SST. A collection of two embossed tin soda pop signs. CONDITION: (A) Frosty Root Beer bottlecap sign has good color throughout, with significant surface scratching throughout the "Frosty" letterin

"Drink Blue Bird More Delicious Than Grape Juice" Soda Adv. Tin Sign Marked USA Citrus Products Co. Very Clean 13.5 x 35.5

Soda fountain sign, Grape Ola, embossed metal by W. F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co.-Springfield, OH, Exc cond, 13.25"H x 19.5"W.

Early embossed Grape Ola tin tacker sign THIS IS THE LARGER VERSION 27.5x19.5 inches back of sign has been painted does not affect the front of the sign

Soda fountain sign, Grape-Julep, colorful paper sign w/large bottle graphic, prof framed, Exc cond, 44"H x 16"W.

Unique early Soda Fountain " Our Fountain Is The Place For Lunch" lighted reverse on glass countertop advertising sign. Sign is in overall good condition for its age. It does have paint loss and wear

Unique vintage wooden 7up advertising diner / soda fountain menu board. Appears to be in overall fair condition with paint loss, splintering wood on edges. and other wear from use and age. The paper i

2.5" x 14" Rare tin soda fountain sign with bright colors and excellent graphics of two girls by Harry Morse Meyers 1915. The sign has a few professional touch ups. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMEN

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.

DRINK MT. CABIN SODA FOUNTAIN SIGN. MOUNTED ON WOODEN BOARD. TIN SIGN MEASURES 14" X 15". UPDATED 2023 Terms for Purchasing and Shipping of Auction Items. Please read carefully before bidding. All pay

Soda fountain sign, Cherry Blush, tin over cdbd w/bright colors, made by American Art Works-Coshocton, O., Exc cond w/very minor surface scratches, 6.25"H x 9"W.

This very early soda fountain hot soda dispenser is made of tin and has the original heated compartment below. Has the original door and handle, original spicket, contents indicator, as well the lid a

Soda Fountain Sign, Drink Double Cola, embossed tin outdoor sign w/large oval graphic, wrapped over wood frame & mfgd by AM Signs, c.1950 by Double Cola Co., verso w/stenciled address to: Nesbitt Bott

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Novelty Advertising Co., Coshocton, Ohio. An incredible and important piece of early Soda Pop Advertising from My-Coca, advertising "The Original Coca-Cola Formula" with Mrs.

Soda Fountain Sign, Dodger Cola, large & impressive 2-pc metal bottle on wood frame, c.1940s, VG cond w/some early repaint & dents at base, 118"H (64"+ 54") x 30"W.

This is a very rare and early hand crank malt mixer from Coles soda fountain supply. The mixer is cast iron with crank handle that has been beautifully restored. Comes with with original tin canisters

SST. This is an excellent piece that you don't commonly see. The field of the sign is in excellent condition with some paint loss and minor staining in areas, but most of the paint loss is on the oute

Extremely Rare Early 30's Coca Cola Die Cut Carboard Soda Fountain Sign. Entitled "Goes hand in hand with good things to eat". Couple lightly dog earred corners otherwise excellent condition. Framed u

There napkin holders from the 1930's to 1940's make a great addition to any soda fountain, lunch counter, or even in your modern kitchen. Tin construction with the weights to hold the napkins down on