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Circa 1880. Fabulous Decoration including folk art sunburst on great salmon colored ground.
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This excellent condition early Pedro Cut Plug Smoking Tobacco tin was manufactured by Wm. S. Kimball & Co. The American Tobacco Co. Successor and sports fabulous graphics: an ace high flush, two one-eyed jacks, a corncob pipe, and a Native American peace pipe.
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Fabulous double sided litho printed sign. Excellent condtion and great graphics on this rare die cut trade sign
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Great red, white and blue Americana, wooden, painted barber pole trade sign with old paint history. 66" Tall
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This rare circa 1890 shoe blacking box depicts a resourceful Uncle Sam using his boot as a makeshift shaving mirror. In the lower lefthand corner of the lithograph, Sam's pet bald eagle fights its reflection in the other boot!
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Circa 1876: Uncle Sam with one foot on Philipine Island and one foot on Cuba. Universal Blend Coffee, E. B. Millar and Co. Chicago
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This porcelain black transferware charcoal toothpaste container, marked X. Bazin Perfumer, Philadelphia is an unusual example of early American advertising. Imagine brushing your teeth with this fine product!
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What a fantastic little end table this circa 1880-1910 ten gallon Dickinson's Witchhazel barrel would make! This lovely piece of early advertising is in completely original condition and features desirable blue paint and its spectacular label.
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The Milwaukee based B. Leidersdory Company started production of Niggerhair Smoking Tobacco in the late 19th century. This black Americana advertising icon is in near mint condition.
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National Manufacturing Company was founded in 1901 in Sterling,Illinois, as a wagon company and began producing garage doors shortly thereafter. This rare circa 1910 salesman sample garage door retains its original surface and its label.
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Hunter Baltimore Rye: The American Gentleman's Whiskey
This exceptionally rare circa 1900 lithographed tin Hunter Baltimore Rye sign is an outstanding example of pre-prohibition era American whiskey advertising. A few pieces of Hunter Baltimore Rye memorabilia are permanently housed in the Maryland State Archives.
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