Jas E. Pepper Distilling Co. Lithographed Tin Sign

SST. This outstanding lithograph is marked "The Meek Co. Coshocton, Ohio." CONDITION: The tray has scratches to the face and minor color fade. There are areas of staining throughout the piece, but the

Antique bar tray advertising James E. Pepper Whisky "Born with the Republic," circa 1930s. 12" diameter.

JAS. E. PEPPER & CO. (LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY) WHISKEY METAL ADVERTISING SERVING TRAY, marked for the lithographer "ELECTRO-CHEMICAL ENGRAVING CO." at lower edge of well. Circa 1935. 12 1/4&

Vintage Jas. E. Pepper & Co. Bourbon Whiskey Bar Mirror - measures roughly 10 x 14"

Similar in fashion to "Liberty Leading the People" a blond woman stands on a pedestal, she wears gold armor and a toga like dress while holding the American flag as it waves behind her. This poster ad

Monticello Distilling Co. Tin Advertisement Signearly 20th century, lithographic transfer on tin, scene featuring early American political figures celebrating at the home of Thomas Jefferson, within a

An E.T. Cowdrey & Co. sign, "Manufactures of Pickles, Preserves, Sauces & Canned Goods." Also reading, "Manufactory and Warehouse For All Kinds..." with a depiction of the building and its location. A

Parke Davis & Co. tin lithographed sign. [Philadelphia: Wells & Hope & Co., ca. 1880s]. Large lithograph tin panel depicting the Parke Davis headquarters on the Detroit River, surrounded by ships in t

“Warren’s Featherbone Corsets, Health Waists and Dress Stays” Tin Sign, Enhanced with Glitter Paint. Chicago: Townsend, Hostetter & Co., ca. 1890s-1910s. Lithographed tin sign, glitt

"CATTLE PASS 500 FEET AHEAD / DAIRY FEEDS / BB / POULTRY FEEDS / MARITIME MILLING CO. INC. BUFFALO, N.Y." lithographed tin advertising sign, 11 3/8" x 17 3/8". Slight surface wear, 2 small creases nea

Seven Beer and Whiskey Advertising Trays. Includes Olympia Pale Export (Olympia Brewery); Jas. E. Pepper Whiskey (Jas. A. Pepper and Co.); Star Fine Ales and Lager (Star Brewing Co.); Carlsberg;

AGS CERTIFIED #10420. SST. Sign shows a Makers Mark, "The Winters Co., Springfield, Ohio". An exceptionally clean example of this C. 1920's Embossed Tin Sign for E.C. White & Co. advertising Real Esta

Wells & Hope, Philadelphia, a late 19th century lithographed tin sign advertising Crown Watch Cases, on a white ground with diagonal black lettering and gold drop shadows, the left upper corner with t

paint scratched and worn at spots especially around the edges, red line through ther "P" & "E" in pepper, light scratch above the word pepper

American. 1950s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO.". 12 x 30". Areas of surface rust exist primarily in upper and lower quarters. Two small areas of paint loss evident in the wo

This lithographed tin sign was made by Sigmund Ullman Co, New York, for Sullmanco Inks. Reads "We Will Print Your Job At Once In Any Color Shown Below" with a variety of color samples. The back featur

Both clear glass with original lithographed tin threaded lid, and chromolithographed paper labels. One is octagonal and 3/4 full of coffee, 8 1/4" high; 2nd is round 6 1/2" high. Both marked Jas. E. H

Two lithographed tin advertising signs, circa 1950, including: The first "LARRO Feeds" signed A-M Sign Co., Lynchburg, Va., 6-58 - some surface rust/blistering around edge of "L" on left side, some su

American. Three coffee advertising items, including a Glendora tin sign, an Alex Sheppard & Sons Morning Sip Dry Roast Coffee tin tray, and a Hayward & Co. Coffee lithographed sign; Glendora sign 14 x

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. The sign has been mounted to a painted wood frame with screws surrounding the outer edges. Marked, "Made in U.S.A A-6 The Elwood Myers Co. Springfield, O" lower edge

Tin sign, near mint condition: "CATTLE CROSSING / Eshelman ESTABLISHED 1842 / RED ROSE FARM FEEDS" - lithographed tin advertising sign marked on bottom right corner by maker "A-M Sign Co., Lynchburg,

Canadian. 1920s. Walnut with single sided lithographed tin door sign. Marked, "The Johnson-Richardson Co. Ltd, Montreal, Can." inside front door. Horseless Carriage Museum, Fenelon Falls, Ont. 16 x 12

Up for auction is a very vibrant 1986 "Beech-Nut Chewing Tobacco" tin-lithographed sign. Manufactured by Lorillard, INC. this sign has little fault besides the small portion of rust. The sign measures

"SQUIRE'S Arlington, HAMS - BACON - SAUSAGE," Tin Lithographed Advertising Sign, John P. Squire & Co., Boston, 1880-90. Depicting a seated pig with human eyes, reserved on a black oval medallion surro