Pepsi 7up Metz Raid Mountain Dew Playing Cards

Dr Pepper, Mountain Dew, Kool Cigarettes, Metz Beer, Raid Off, Pepsi, and 7up

Complete Deck.

PEPSI BOTTLE CAP (OLD), PEPSI FLANGE, MOUNTAIN DEW, KIST (OLD), 7UP, COKE, WAHOO. REST ARE REPRODUCTION. RUST, SURFACE SCRATCHES. AS IS.

A COLLECTION OF CELEBRITY SIGNED PLAYING CARDS Housed in a black and gilt embossed album containing approximately 172 cards, dated between 1990-1995. Signatures include Elizabeth Taylor, Berry Gordy,

Pastel on paper. Interesting impressionist work within a gilded frame depicting a young woman sitting in front of a table on which playing cards are arranged

'PANKO' PLAYING CARDS 'Panko or Votes for Women. The Great Card Game. Suffragists v. Anti-Suffragists' [complete pack of 48 pictorial playing cards], pictures by E.T. Reed of 'Punch', printed in black

Four Sets of Japanese E-awase Karuta Playing Cards by Maruyama Oritsu (1817-1875), Nagasawa Roho (Mid-19th Century), Hara Zaisho (1813-1871) and Kishi Gantai (1782-1865) 19TH CENTURY each set comprisi

“Cartes Fantastiques” Transformation Playing Cards. French, [date unknown]. 52. Transformation cards on thin stock. Pink backs. Very good. Field #55, pg. 142 (“[A] mystery pack. All we know abou

Large Monumental Lladro Grouping Sculpture " Playing Cards " 1011327 " Jugadores En El Meson " 1327 Sculptor Juan Huerta Year Issued 1976 Year retired 2007 Gres Finish Last Retail $7,000 Porcelain Fig

Antique deck of playing cards, I have Found that this deck is in the British Museum (they are missing 4 Cards, Mine are Complete, and I have the Original Box as Well) they Date Them too The Second Qua

SST. This piece has nearly flawless paint and gloss, with just some extremely minor crinkling at the top left-hand hanging hole. It is marked "Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO". An excellent depiction of

Salvador Dalí (Spanish, 1904-1989) Playing Cards (Joker) 1972, pencil signed and numbered 85/150, with full margins, Reese Palley, New York, publisher. Lithograph in colors on Japon nacré pa

Jacquemin Gringonneur Playing Cards. Paris, ca. 1868. Double deck 52 + OB. Box bears “Jacquemin Gringonneur B.S.G.D.G” text below a full-length portrait. The clubs, diamonds and heart pips all hav

ANATOLY ZVEREV (1931-1986), RUSSIANCAT SLEEPING WITH PLAYING CARDSOil on canvasboard; annotated “purchased from George Kostakis (Costakis), in 1957 while stationed in Moscow" in pen and ink vers

58" x 34" Embossed metal sign with minor scuffs, and dent at the top, and 4 screw holes on the perimeter of the sign. By Stout Sign Company. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR T

Large Victorian diorama of squirrels playing cards - All original with fireplace accessories, chandelier, cigar smoking squirrels seated around card table in chairs. Housed in original pine box with w

SST sign has excellent color and shine, nice, minor edge wear at bottom center edge, see photos, marked A-M, dated 1965, 18"x30", rated 9.25 TAC #007408

VERY RARE Samuel Hart Transformation Playing Cards. New York and Philadelphia: Samuel Hart & Co., ca. 1860. 52. This deck is copied from one published by Braun & Schneider (Munich) ten years earlier,

ANONYMOUS. FRENCH, 18th Century. A complete set of 36 Etteilla(marked "Eteila") playing cards for cartomancy, with etched illustrations. Cards 2 7/8in x 1 7/8in, on plain paper card backs. The face va

rated 8, 44"T., the statue is made of plastic mounted on a wood base, the hat is not original.

40" 1960's Mountain Dew Store display with original faded clothes and hat. Displays very well with some age crackle on the hands and feet. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE

44" RARE Circa 1960'sMountain Dew Willie the hillbilly store display in excellent condition with original hat and jug. The shirt and overalls are not original. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & S

Suffragette c. 1915 "VOTES FOR WOMEN" Playing Cards Complete Deck of 52 Cards, Plus Joker with the Original Box Rarity c. 1915 "VOTES FOR WOMEN" PLAYING CARDS by the Women's Political Union, Image of

Complete set of “Union Playing Cards” with its original box (lid missing), produced by the American Card Co., New York City, circa. 1863. Box retains an original cancelled revenue stamp an