Nesbitt's Orange Tin Litho Chalkboard

Canadian. 1968. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "N81 Made in Canada Barker - 68" lower left edge. 27.25 x 19.25". Scattered shallow creases and impressions at edges. Minor surface flak

American. 1950s. Single-sided embossed lithographed metal. Marked, "Wiegand - St.Louis - 905" lower edge. 27.25 x 7.25". Exhibits uniform surface wear including minor fade and moderate oxidation, most

American. 1940s. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "Copyright by Citrus Products Co., Chicago, U.S.A - Litho in U.S.A" lower left and right edge. 19.25 x 13.25". Scattered shallow impres

Canadian. 1962. Single-sided lithographed tin. Marked, "S.T.M.S 62" lower center edge. 27.25 x 19.25". Exhibits surface wear including scattered creases and impressions. Oxidation at edges.

American. 1940s. Lithographed tin over cardboard. Single-sided tin-over-cardboard. 24 x 16". Surface exhibits creases, minor losses and uniform oxidation. Cardboard backing is separated at side and lo

American. 1950s. Marked, "BB-767-5 Printed in USA" lower edge. 9.25 x 3". Minor surface wear surrounding grommets and edges.

Canadian. 1959. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "S.T.M.S - 59" lower center edge. 27.25 x 19.25". Added mounting holes at left and right edges. Minor edge creases and scattered scratch

Canadian. 1948. Single-sided lithographed tin. Marked, "Made in Canada 1948 - St. T" lower left edge. 26 x 18". Minor edge impact with accompanying surface loss. A few scattered creases.

American. 1960s. Lithographed tin. Marked, "AM 101". 27 3/4 x 19 3/4". A few specks of rust and light scratching exist on the edge (lower quarter) and top right corner. Scratch evident in rim above ha

Canadian. 1961. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "BB-5 Barker 61" lower left edge. 29.5 x 15.25". Scattered shallow creases and impressions at edges. Minor surface flake at lower edge.

American. 1940s. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "Robertson-Dualife, Springfield, Ohio - E 121 M Made in USA" lower edge. 19 x 13.25". Minor edgewear including scratches and oxidation.

Canadian. 1950s. Single-sided lithographed tin. 27.25 x 19.25". Minor surface scratches and edge impact.

A blank chalkboard advertising Coca-Cola using the slogan “Drink Coca-Cola Be Refreshed - Have a Coke!”. Very good condition with minor edge overpaint and splatter. A few scattered paint flakes. M

Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs Ltd., St. Thomas, Ont" lower center edge. 23 x 17". Surface exhibits scattered oxidation, heavy creases and num

Canadian. 1950s. Single-sided lithographed tin. 48 x 18". Surface exhibits heavy uniform sun fade. Moderate oxidation and splits, especially at edges. Numerous added mounting holes.

Canadian. 1971. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "2761 Canada Barker 71" lower left edge. 27.25 x 19.25". Scattered shallow creases and impressions at edges. Minor surface flake and add

Canadian. Lithographed tin. Embossed text and graphics. 27.25" x 19.25". Vertical creases along left and upper edges. Minor surface loss to upper and lower edges. Free of restoration. Added mounting h

Canadian. 1966. Single-sided embossed lithographed tin. Marked, "S.T.M.S- 66 Code 30H4 E" below logo. 27.25 x 19.25". Scattered patches of oxidation, most heavily along lower edge. Minor surface loss

American. 1970s. Lithographed tin. 27 3/4 x 19 3/4". Light paint loss as well as a little light surface rust exist around the perimeter of the sign. Scratches evident in top quarter and black panel. S

Wind-up Moon Capsule, in the original box, made by Kanto Toys, Japan. Unusual orange tin litho coloring, vinyl head. Small Apollo-12 U.S. friction capsule made by T.T. Japan. Medium size, Friendship-7

Type 10 steam locomotive with #120 tender pulling 2 green & orange tin litho Empire Express cars and No. 31 locomotive with matching (missing coal load) tender pulling 2 brown and black #517 empire ex

Circa 1930. First is an orange tin-litho with blue top, marked "CK" with tin-litho spare wheel marked "Special". Sometimes this model comes with World's Fair insignia. Second one is a three-window Sed

c. 1930. First is an orange tin litho with blue top, marked "CK" with tin litho spare wheel marked "Special". Sometimes this model comes with World's Fair insignia. Second one is a three-window Sedan

1930's-1940's Lionel, American Flyer and Marx trains and accessories. Lot consists of a Lionel #2657 red painted tin LL caboose, an American Flyer orange tin litho with black painted roof US railway P