St. Paul Bread Company Felt Banner

Midcentury advertising fans including "Peter's Shoes", "Pure Food Products" , "St. Paul Milk Company", "666 Liquid Tablets", and more - appx 17 items

St. Paul Coal Company, Cherry Il.

Brown & Bigelow “Electric Boat Company”. St. Paul, MN, 1946. 52 + J + 2EC + OB. This is considered a war deck as it was specially printed for use on U.S. submarine vessels. NM. Hoch. W31.

International Silver Co. Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Oval Bread Tray Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Oval Bread Tray measuring 8 5/8" x 5 7/8" x 1 1/8" bottom stamped C.M.&.St.P. Int

AGS CERTIFIED #11327. Five Gallon Can. Scarce C. 1930's Five Gallon for Puritan Motor Oils showing Police Officer graphic, A product of Pure Oil Company, St. Paul, Minnesota. CONDITION: Can is overall

SSP. William Marvy Company, St. Paul, Minnesota Porcelain Barber Pole Curved Sign showing, "Look Better Feel Better" slogan across top & bottom with red, white & blue coloring. CONDITION: Overall outs

48" x 8" SSP curved sign has excellent color and gloss. The field has minor fine scratches. The perimeter has edge chips. Marked William Marvy Company St. Paul. Overall a very clean example. PLEASE NO

American. 1950s. Polished aluminum with glass cylinder. Tagged, "William Marvy Company St. Paul Minn. Model 410 serial 55019". Mechanically functioning. 18" x 5.75" x 7.75".

This sign has a sand painted surface and is in 100% original condition. On the back of the sign is stenciled "Fairbanks-Morse & Company, St. Paul, Minnesota". There are two added holes for mounting. S

Featured in this lot is "Blackfeet Indians of Glacier National Park" prints by Winold Reiss, published by Great Northern Railway Company, St. Paul, Minnesota, with included pamphlet, "Out of the North

William Marvy Company, St. Paul Minn. No. 2, "Look Better, Feel Better" 10 x 24 inches

Framed lithograph showig the liners St louis and St paul, International Navigation Company, operators of the American Line and Red Star Line. Impressive twin stack vessel. Dimensions 22 by 39

Enameled steel barber column, "Look Better, Feel Better"by William Marvy Company, St. Paul, Minnesota, 24" tall, depth is 5.5" (half round, some rust

PORCELAIN BARBERSHOP DOUBLE-SIDED FLANGE ADVERTISING SIGN, marked "William Marvy / Company / St. Paul / Minn". First half 20th century. 12" H, 24" W.Provenance: From a Shenandoah Valley private collec

DESCRIPTION: Fine Art Color Reproductions calendar salesman's catalog from Louis F. Dow Company, St. Paul, Minnesota. Large format book includes thirty seven pages of sample prints including pin-ups,

Vintage metal kitchen Collectible, kitchen tool, store Collectible. Metal imprinted for Acme Egg Grading Scale pat June 24 1924, The Specialty Manufacturing Company, St. Paul. Minn. USA. Property of R

This lot includes the following: The Spring & Stafford Manufacturing Company, Farmingdale, N.Y., 1891; Smith & Farwell Company, St. Paul, Minnesota, 1904; Litt Cutlery Company, Spencer, Iowa, 1915; Th

This wonderful lot includes early advertising pieces from: Cunard Line, New Jersey RR Transport Company, Milwaukee & St Paul Railway, Clyde Steamship Co., Starin’s Glen Island, Inman Line, Baltimore

Porcelain barber sign manufactured by William Marvey Company of St. Paul, Minnesota. Sign No. 4812. Condition (Excellent). Size 48" x 8"

Mammoth Cave Sign & Other Ephemera- Johnson Wax tri-fold postcard, Road Map of Germany, 1945 Pathfinder magazines, Early 1900's Business Logo envelopes F Emmert Brewing Company of St. Paul, Minn. 2 La

2 total certificates. Both signed and canceled; both in very good condition, nice blue trim with a vignette of a coal train with a small town in the background. . State: City: Date: 1900's

Northern Pacific Trust Plate, The Northern Trust Company, Trustee, Owner, and Lessor, Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Omaha Railway Company Equipment Trust 1948 mounted on wood, made of cast iron

Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis, and Omaha Railway Company. 1947 First National Bank of Chicago. Mounted on wood. Very nice piece.

Von Arx. World's Premier Illusionist and All-American Company. Witches Cauldron. Chromolithograph. St. Paul: Standard Litho., c. 1919. 28" x 21" sheet. Color lithographed poster, showing the magician