Lot Of 2: Advertising Calendars.

LOT (2) ADVERTISING CALENDAR POSTERS INCL. REMINGTON FIREARMS & WESTERN NEW CHIEF AMMO, C. 1920/30, H. 24" W. 15"

Both are framed behind glass. The first is from Birch Street Tavern South Manchester, Conn. Retains the full calendar pad. Colors are extremely strong as well as the graphic that shows a pretty woman

Calendar is framed behind glass and is from George Miller's Store in Woonsocket, RI., advertising coal and ice. The calendar retains is full pad. Strong colors and a great graphic. Some minor edge wea

Lot consists of 1 - double sided Yager's Sarsaparilla With Celery advertisement in a blue frame. Showing a drummer boy and each month of the year 1900. With some discoloration and wear to the frame. M

Both of these calendars are framed behind glass. The first is from John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Co. Boston Mass. and is dated 1897. The other is from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, New Yor

The first calendar dated 1932, has full calendar pad but does have numerous tears and punches. The other is a 1938 calendar that retains the top metal strip and a full calendar pad. There is a moderat

One is a reproduction of a 1903 calendar while the other one is an original calendar from 1957 for the German market. Both are in very good condition. (Very Good). Largest: 23 - 1/2" x 12".

One calendar advertising Edison Lamp Works and the other advertising Phillips & Clark Stove Co. Condition (Excellent). Size Largest: 2-1/4'' x 3-3/4''.

Both of these lithographed tin over cardboard advertising calendars are missing their tear off calendar sheets. They both have slight scratches and bends. (Good). 17-1/4"T. x 9-1/4"W. x 1"D.

This lot includes two different advertising calendars from Aetna Insurance. One is from 1889. It is in great condition with very vibrant colors and an unused monthly pad. The other is from 1896. It ha

Both calendars are framed behind glass. The Butter Nut Bread calendar is from 1906 and has a full calendar pad. This diecut calendar has very strong colors and a great graphic which is highly detailed

Both of these cardboard backed tin lithographed advertising calendars no longer have any of the tear away calendars left. They have slight scratches and bends. Circa 1910s. (Good). 17-1/4"T. x 9-1/4"W

Lot consists of 1- A pleasantly simple lithograph of the word "Ivy" wrapped in an ivy wreath, advertising a "5¢ Cigar". The sign illustrates bright and inviting colors, accentuating the inner Victori

Lot of 2 Victorian Raphael Tuck Calendar Tops. One is an advertising the other is 1909. One measures 7.75 inches by 8 inches, the other 9.5 inches by 6.5 inched. One is marked Raphael Tuck & Sons. The

Nice lot with 2 tin plates the largest measuring 9 3/4" diameter, along with a 1908 advertising calendar plate. The calendar plate has some rim chips. Good-Very Good

LOT (2) ORIGINAL MARILYN MONROE CALENDARS 1955 VENDOR ADVERTISING, ROTH & WILDE BAR & GRILL, HAMILTON BEACH, NY

Lot includes (3) Schmidt's 3D figural signs, (2) Blatz and a Wiedeman advertising calendars, (5) Old English beer banners.

Both calendars are framed behind glass. The Snag-Proof calendar is from 1896 and retains a full calendar pad. It has some very light soiling and corner wear. The Minneapolis Flour calendar is from 189

ALL MARTIN GUITAR ADVERTISING POSTERS, 2 CALENDARS- 1977 & 1979 SIZE: LARGEST- TERMS: Please Read Carefully. Pick-Up will be 1 WEEK ONLY. June 20th through June 24th. Hartzell’s Auction Gallery

The calendar is affixed to a piece of matte board and shows a pretty girl holding a puppy. There are some fold lines and minor edge wear. The Alka-Seltzer sign is a fold out stand up sign. It has some

Lot of 9. 1) Metal sign. Drink Coca Cola. 12 x 32" 2) Metal sign. Drink Dr. Pepper. 12 x 27" 3) Metal sign calendar. Hot dog and Coca Cola. 16 x 8.5" 4) Coca Cola thermometer. 15" 5) Coca Coal clock.

Lot of 3 advertising calendar lithographs. 1920 Royal Art Flower Co.,17 3/4" W x 35" H. 1920 Otto Simmons, 21 1/4 W x 31 1/2" H. 1917 James Taylor Dry Goods 19 1/2" W x 36" H. All very good condition.

The first begins with December 1934 and continues through 1935, advertising "The World's Greatest Highway". Artwork is by Grif Teller, titled "Horseshoe Curve". The second begins with December 1928 an

This lot of two Coca-Cola advertising items consists first of a 1946 Sprite boy calendar. With several edge tears and light scuffs to the left edge and upper-right corner. Light staining to the upper