SET OF 6 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER CAR SET. Known as 748W outfit consisting of #763E locomotive rubber stamped “Lionel Lines” in black & # 2226WX Tender in black. CONDITION: Boiler front has two jewels missing. Otherwise, locomotive and tender is excellent. Four #2623 Manhattan Passenger Cars in Tuscan brown, three w/OB. CONDITION: Three are in excellent condition, the other a few minor chips Some journal boxes have some tarnish or show some wear, otherwise excellent. A wonderful addition to any collection 1-5630 EC (4,000-6,000)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER CAR SET. Known as 890W outfit consisting of #226E locomotive in black w/ob. #2226WX Tender in black. CONDITION: Engine is excellent. Tender has a few minor scuff marks, otherwise excellent. Three Manhattan #2623 Passenger Cars in Tuscan brown. CONDITION: Two of the cars have some minor chipping on diaphragm, otherwise excellent. One car has small scratch on one side and some minor chipping on one side along roof area and oxidizing on two steps, otherwise, near excellent. 1-5633 EC (2,500-3,500)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER TRAIN. Known as 178W outfit, consisting of #224E Locomotive w/OB and matching box type whistle tender in gun metal gray. Hard to find color for this engine. Two #2640 Pullman cars w/OB. and one # 2641 Observation car all in blue and silver passenger cars. CONDITION: A few blemishes in the paint on roofs. Otherwise very nice + A couple of blemishes on sides of cars. Very minor discoloring on one car. Overall Very good to excellent. Nice to find a set in this condition with this color scheme! 1-5621 EC (300-450)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER CAR SET. Known as 140W outfit including #224E locomotive in black. CONDITION: A few very minor scratches and a couple touch-up spots. Some rust on wheels. Overall very good + #2224W Tender in black. CONDITION: Excellent. #2641 Observation Car in two tone green w/OB. CONDITION: A few imperfections on one end of roof, a rub mark on observation. Otherwise excellent. Two # 2640 Pullmans in two tone green. CONDITION: Some rust on one side only each car, otherwise very nice. 1-5622 EC (275-350)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #229 LOCOMOTIVE AND #2666T MATCHING TENDER. Hard to find set with Rubber Stamp!. CONDITION: Locomotive has Wonderful paint, great condition! Tender shows some surface wear. Overall very good+. 1-5624 EC (125-250)

SET OF 3 LIONEL “O” GAUGE BLUE COMET CARS. Beautiful Two tone blue paint with white doors and trim. #615 Baggage Car, #613 Coach Car and #614 Observation Car. CONDITION: Very few minor blemishes on roofs and sides. Few minor scratches on base of one end of car #614. Minor blemishes and some chipping on diaphragms. This is normal. One # board has some discoloring on #615. Overall appearance is excellent! 1-5628 EC (800-1,400)

LIONEL “O27” GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND MATCHING WHISTLE TENDER. Locomotive #1666, Hard to find #2689W Tender. CONDITION: Couple minor blemishes on engine. Minor paint loss on end of tender. Overall excellent. 1-5634 EC (100-200)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE # 2954 BOX CAR. Pennsylvanian Box Car in tuscan with white lettering. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Run very little. Excellent, like new. Beautiful! 1-5632-4 EC (500-700)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE # 2954 BOX CAR. Pennsylvanian Box Car in tuscan with white lettering. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: SUPERB! Run very little. Excellent, like new. Beautiful! 1-5632-5 EC (500-700)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE # 2954 BOX CAR. Pennsylvanian Box Car in tuscan with white lettering. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Tiny blemish on roof. Beautiful car in excellent condition. 1-5632-3 EC (500-700)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE #2956 HOPPER CAR. Black car with white lettering. Complete. A beautiful car! This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Excellent. 1-5632-2 EC (400-600)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #2816 HOPPER CAR. Hard to find! Rubber stamped. Car with dished frame and short coupler. CONDITION: One or two minor blemishes on each side. Very minor pitting under paint in a few areas. Lettering very good with exception to one spot. Will clean up very nicely. Very scarce find. 1-5632-6 EC (200-400)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE SUNOCO TANK CARS. One pre-war #2755 in light gray. CONDITION: Decals are fine. Paint overall is excellent. Some wheels have been buffed. Second car is post-war #2855 in dark gray. CONDITION: Minor chips in decal on one side. A couple of blemishes. Overall very nice. 1-5632-1 EC (200-400)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE BOX CAR AND HOPPER CAR. Consisting of #2954 Box Car in Tuscan. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Some wear on journals, minor blemishes on sides and one end. Chipping in paint on other end. Overall very nice +. #2956 hopper car with black paint and white lettering. CONDITION: Some minor wear in paint on one side. Overall very nice +. 1-5631-3 EC (500-900)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE #2955 SHELL TANK CAR. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Decals are very good on both sides. Paint is excellent, very crisp. Beautiful! 1-5631-1 EC (450-575)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE SEMI-SCALE #2957 NYC CABOOSE. Tuscan colored with working light. This would look Great on anyone’s layout! CONDITION: Minor wear on 2 journal boxes. Small blemish on hand rail. Pick-up roller may have been replaced. Overall excellent+. Run very little. In great condition! 1-5631-2 EC (350-700)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER CAR SET. Known as 298W outfit consisting of #238E Locomotive in gray. CONDITION Will clean up nicely. #265W Whistle tender in gray. CONDITION: A few scratches. Very good. #602 Baggage #601 Observation and #600 Pullman. All bright red with white trim. Sides overall very good Numerous scratches on roofs. Original boxes for cars with all flaps. 1-5626 EC (400-700)

SET OF 4 LIONEL “O”GAUGE OLIVE GREEN ELECTRIC TRAIN. Known as 266W outfit consisting of locomotive and three cars. #254E locomotive with brass trim CONDITION: Disc wheels have been replaced, repair to pick-up. Note: This engine has 2 reversing units. Original headlights intact. Paint on engine is excellent. Two Coach Cars #610 and a #612 Observation Car. CONDITION: Chipping and scrapes on all cars. Lettering is faint or worn off on some areas. Overall good. 1-5629 EC (250-375)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER CAR SET. Known as 138W outfit including #229 Locomotive in Gun metal gray. CONDITION: Excellent. Tender in Gun metal gray. CONDITION: Couple of imperfections otherwise excellent. Two #2640 Pullmans. CONDITION: Excellent. #2641 Observation. CONDITION: Excellent. All cars in two tone green with yellow trim. 1-5619 EC (500-700)

LIONEL #150 EARLY LOCOMOTIVE. In maroon color. Hard to find color. CONDITION: New York rubber stamp is faded. The “#150” has been touched up on both sides. Original wheels in good condition. 1-5242-3 EC (200-400)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER TRAIN. Set is red with white trim. #264E Locomotive, #265W Tender, Two #603 Pullman cars and #604 Observation car. CONDITION: #264E Locomotive original wheels and running gear. Has been completely restored. Tender, trucks and base are original, rest has been restored. Cars, Trucks & couplers are original the rest has been restored. Overall nice. 1-5240-1 EC (175-225)

SET OF 5 “O” GAUGE PENNSYLVANIA TRAIN SET. Manufactured by Williams Set contains Two Coaches, Baggage Car, Observation Car. #2361 locomotive Set is brown with silhouettes in all passenger cars. CONDITION: Small scratch on bottom front of locomotive. A few rub marks. on locomotive. Otherwise Excellent. 1-5243-2 EC (200-300)

#141W LIONEL “O” GAUGE TRAIN SET. Known as 189W outfit. A Wonderful train set with great eye appeal! Consisting of #225E Engine. Gun metal gray with matching whistle tender #2225W. Extremely scarce engine & tender to find in this color and condition. CONDITION: Engine is excellent very crisp, with a few minor blemishes. Tender has a few chips and scratches on top, railing and base. Overall excellent. Three #3659 Automatic dump cars with matching caboose. Caboose has nickel trim and yellow window inserts. CONDITION: Overall Excellent, very crisp! 1-5627 EC (425-650)

7 PIECE SET LIONEL “O” GAUGE FREIGHT TRAIN. Lionel’s top of the line “O” gauge of the early 30s. Known as 239W outfit consisting of #260E Locomotive with matching tank tender and five freight cars. #813 Cattle car, orange with green roof, #815 Tank Car in green, #812 Gondola, dark green with barrel load. #814 Box car, yellow sides with orange roof and #817 Caboose. Red sides, peacock blue roof and red cupola. CONDITION: Cattle car missing one brake wheel, some spider marks on black frame. Couple of small blemishes on roof. Some minor blemishes on door rail on one side. Overall excellent. Box Car has small chip at end with a couple small blemishes. Overall excellent. Gondola paint has few small scratches. Some spidering of paint on side of frame. Otherwise fine. Overall very good +. Tank car has a few minor blemishes. Overall very nice+. Caboose has some scrapes on cupola roof, some minor chips and blemishes. Red paint is very bright. Trim is very sharp. Very pretty piece. Locomotive is exceptionally clean, beautiful boiler, trim nice & straight. Wheels and running gears excellent. Dark green frame. Paint is very strong! Great looking piece. Matching tender. Note the tender has the oversized 4 wheel trucks. Paint has some oxidizing on one side of tender along edge, and end of catwalk. Small area of paint loss. Overall excellent. Beautiful! Wonderful addition to any collection!! 1-5623 EC (2,000-2,500)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE # 1318E ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. Apple green sides, dark green roof with black frame. Has BILD-A-LOCO motor. Manufactured by LTI. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-4707 EC (175-250)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE NO. 402. Frame body restored, trim good, wheels touched up but generally good to very good. 1-4695 EC (275-400)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE NO. 9E. Electric outline locomotive, Wheel alignment is 2-4-2. Gray paint in excellent condition, restored. 1-4699 EC (350-425)

AMERICAN FLYER 4684 SET W/ OB. Red lithographed standard gauge set with 4684 loco and two Eagle passenger cars. Includes 10 pieces of track, transformer, and set box. CONDITION: Slight chips and scratches, some oxidation to gold highlights, otherwise very good. Boxes show some distress. 1-4974 AT (1,000-2,000)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE NO. 216 GREEN HOPPER. CONDITION: Excellent, has been restored. 1-4709-3 EC (125-200)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE FREIGHT CARS. 1) #214 automobile/furniture car, terracotta sides, dark green roof, overall condition good, number of scratches roof and sides, 2) #216 Dark green hopper car with loose brake wheel miscellaneous chips, overall good condition. 1-4709-2 EC (200-250)

LARGE 1 GAUGE LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER BUILT BY BASSETT LOWKE LTD. NORTH HAMPTON. Original wooden box with label on end. #13000. Cab roof is black. Boiler and cab sides are beautiful dark maroon. Walkway, steam chest and dome is black. Yellow gold pin stripping. Wheel arrangement is a 2-6-0 with large 6 wheel tender. Live steam engine. Numerous controls inside cab including whistle. SIZE: Buffer to buffer is 24-3/4″ l X 5-1/2″ h. CONDITION: One small dent on top of boiler. This area looks as though it may have been redone at one time. Some flaking near boiler tank. Wheel and mechanism appear to be fine. Very good +. Wheels are off tender, Engine has original burner but loose. Some chips, very minor scuffing. Overall very nice. 1-5452 EC (1,500-2,000)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE NO. 29 DAY COACH. Dark green original paint, New York Central Lines, embossed on the bottom: Lionel Manufacturing Co. NY. Car has gold trim and gold lettering. Celluloid missing from clerestory. 1-4706 EC (175-275)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. # 310 Baggage Car, #309 Pullman # 312Observation car. Cars sides are blue with silver roof and trim. CONDITION: Overall very nice. Paint appears to be original. 1-4705 EC (375-525)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #392E LOCOMOTIVE AND MATCHING TENDER. Locomotive CONDITION: Cab has been redone or replaced. Frame and steam chest are original. Hardware is original. Brass trim is well-tarnished. Broiler front restored. Has Build-A-Loco Motor. Matching twelve wheel black tender restored. Original trucks and hardware. Plates are original. Overall very nice. 1-4712 EC (450-700)

LOT OF 3 LIONEL “O” GAUGE FREIGHT CARS. Consisting of 1) #117 caboose in maroon with black roof. CONDITION: Roof has been restored. One coupler is missing. Sides look very nice. Some paper stains on back side. 2) #113 Cattle car in green. CONDITION: Flaking on doors. Chipping and scratches on roof. Overall good. 3) #112 Gondola in gray. CONDITION: Some chipping and flaking. Not bad for age. Overall good. 1-4701 EC (100-150)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE SET. #10 Locomotive in tan paint. CONDITION: Wheels have been replaced. Overall good. #337 Pullman Car and #338 Observation Car in tan color with maroon trim. New York Central Lines above windows. CONDITION: Numerous paint chips Overall good. 1-5242-6 EC (250-350)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE FREIGHT CARS. Consisting of 1) Gray #212 Gondola. CONDITION: Paint very good, some chipping. 2) #213 Cattle Car with maroon roof and dark tan sides. CONDITION: Overall paint very good plus, some minor scratches. 1-4709-1 EC (250-350)

IVES STANDARD GAUGE # 1764E ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. Terra cotta sides and dark maroon roof and frame. Recent manufacture. CONDITION: Overall good with a few minor chips. 1-4700 EC (375-650)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #513 CATTLE CAR. Orange sides with green roof and brass trim. CONDITION: Orange paint will clean up nicely. Small dent and scratch on roof. Brake wheel is detached but present. 1-4703-2 EC (75-125)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE TANK CARS. #515 Tank cars 1) Terra cotta with brass trim. CONDITION: Misc. chips and scratches, overall good +. 2) Sunoco tank car in silver with silver trim. CONDITION: Many scratches and chips, considerable rust overall fair. 1-4702 EC (100-200)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #215 TANK CAR. Hard to find car. Sunoco tank car in silver with nickel trim. CONDITION: Some minor rust and scratches. One stanchion loose with few scratches in that area. Minor chipping on frame. Sunoco decals are in very good overall condition. 1-4694 EC (125-225)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 4-PIECE PASSENGER SET. Set consists of: Baggage car # 428, Coach # 429, Observation #430 Locomotive # 9E. Entire train is orange in color, cars are restored. Locomotive cab likely original, is in very good condition, frame is a reproduction and motor is modern, wheels are loose. 1-4693 EC (550-750)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE ELECTRIC TROLLEY NO. 3. Manufactured by Jim Cohen. Dark green panel and matching roof, window pan in yellow with maroon steps and buffers. Powered by two motors. Excellent condition. 1-4698 EC (475-575)

LIONEL MODEL MB CRAFT W/ OB. “The Boat that actually steers itself”. In original box. Cream over red. Display stand and American flag included! With key. Crew may not be original. CONDITION: Very minor chipping on hull. One cleat has been replaced. Box flaps in tact but rough, good label Overall excellent. 1-5241 EC (1,000-1,500)

LIONEL #97 REMOTE CONTROL COAL ELEVATOR W/ OB. Yellow with red roof, red ladder, black base and silver trim. In original cardboard box with 5 inserts. Original coal and controls. CONDITION:. Box in very nice condition, some tape on label. This piece is exceptionally nice, will look great in your layout! Overall, Excellent. 1-5636 EC (400-600)

LIONEL HAND OPERATED COAL ELEVATOR. Yellow with red roof, red ladder, black base and silver trim. CONDITION: Base has damage and repair. Overall good. Unit is complete. 1-5638 EC (150-250)

LIONEL #437 SWITCH SIGNAL TOWER W/ OB. In original box. Green roof, dark yellow upper portion, terra cotta bottom portion with cream trim. gray base with peacock blue windows and blue door. Has original switchboard with 6 knife switches. Has two on/off switches. CONDITION: Nine holes drilled through back panel. Couple of holes drilled through panel block on the back. Paint on this station is above average. Some rub marks on the white trim. Some scratches and chipping on base. A few minor scratches on roof. Box is complete with all flaps with great label! Overall is very good +. 1-5233-1 EC (400-650)

LOT OF 2 STANDARD GAUGE CARS & 1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. Consisting of #201 Built 8th month of ’73 at the CMC shops. Orange sides labeled Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific. Has maroon roof and black frame. One panagraph. Bell, headlight and switch on roof. Has modern motor with AC/DC switch on bottom of frame. SIZE: 13″ Pilot to Pilot. CONDITION: Excellent. # 515 Lionel Tank Car restored very nicely. Brass trim. CONDITION: Very nice. #517 Lionel Caboose with green sides and red roof. CONDITION: Small indention on one side with some scratches. Overall good +. 1-5238-2 EC (175-275)

SET OF 4 AMERICAN FLYER POCAHONTAS PASSENGER SET. Set in Cream with Green roof. Consisting of #4340Club Car, #4341 Pullman, # 4343Observation Car, # 4637Locomotive. CONDITION: Engine in original green has touch-up on cab in various locations, wheels, frame and pilots have been repainted. Noted: Engine has ringing bell mechanism intact. Club Car is cream with green roof and has been repainted with a number of dents on one side. Noted: Result overspray on roof and Pullman has various dings and scratches on side. Observation Car has numerous dings on side of car. Cars overall is fair +. Engine overall is good. 1-5143. EC (300-475)

IVES STANDARD GAUGE #10E ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE. Engine in Peacock blue. Has Lionel “Super Motor” with replacement wheels. CONDITION: Has a few chips and scratches. Overall very good. 1-4696 EC (275-325)

LOT OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE PIECES. #8E Locomotive, # 512 Gondola and # 219Crane Car. Locomotive is olive green. Note: Plate on side reads “Lionel Corporation” CONDITION: Paint is very good + has die cast head lamps with crazing. Wheels have been replaced, nice. Gondola Car is peacock blue. CONDITION: Some chips and scratches. Paint is good. Crane Car is yellow with red roof, green boom and black frame with red tool boxes. Note: Original crane hook intact. CONDITION: Original track clamp in place. All gears and control handles appear to be in good condition. Some rust and numerous scratches. Overall fair to good. 1-5222-1 EC (150-300)

AMERICAN FLYER STANDARD GAUGE #4021 CABOOSE. Bright red with gray trucks, brass trim. Emblem on side reads “Over 8 Million Happy Owners”. Label color is red silver and black. CONDITION: Missing one hand railing, minor chipping on roof. Small area of light rust on frame. Otherwise complete. Overall good. 1-4704 EC (100-150)

LIONEL #164 ELECTRIC LUMBER LOADER W/ OB. Red roof, yellow trim, green base. Complete with logs and on/off button. Electrical terminals on side of base. In original cardboard box with original label, and cardboard inserts. CONDITION: Few very minor chips. Note: Very nice. Hard to find in this condition! 1-5637 EC (400-600)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE FREIGHT CARS. Consisting of #219 Crane with peacock green sides, dark green roof, and red boom car complete with hook in original box with all flaps. CONDITION: Some minor marks on roof. One gear needs to be replaced. Will clean up and look very nice. Box a little rough but fine. Overall paint very good. #211 in black with original load. CONDITION: Some rust and spidering on one side. Overall very good. 1-5238-1 EC (350-400)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #364 LOG LOADER. Accessory is in grey enamel, red conveyer belt, complete with logs, off/on switch and log tray in original box. CONDITION: Excellent. Nice with anyone’s layout! 1-5222-3 EC (100-200)

LIONEL #163 FREIGHT STATION SET. In original box CONDITION: Very good. 1-5242-1 EC (200-400)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE # 6-8150 PENNSYLVANIA GG-1. CONDITION: Excellent, in original box. 1-5244-2 EC (325-450)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL ACCESSORIES. Consisting of # 445 Operating Switch Tower in original box. CONDITION: Excellent. #3356 Operating Horse Car and Corral in original box with inserts. Has horses in original box. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-5231-2 EC (250-300)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL “O” GAUGE #60 TROLLEY AND # 3927 TRACK CLEANING CAR. Track cleaning car is complete with attachments. Has track cleaning tanks and sponges. CONDITION: Very nice. Trolley is in original box with instructions. CONDITION: Box missing a flap. Roof paint and sides very good needs cleaning. Overall near excellent. 1-5235-3 EC (200-400)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #1590 TRAIN SET W/ OB & SET BOX. Consisting of #249 Locomotive & Tender. #6014 Box car SF in red. #6112 Gondola in blue with canisters. #6151 Orange metal flat with range patrol truck. #6017 Caboose in red. All in original boxes CONDITION: Set box has some Christmas stickers and some tape marks, individual parts boxes are excellent. Overall excellent. 1-5231-3 EC (225-325)

LIONEL #456 COAL RAMP SET W/ OB. Set in original box. Three button original controller with flexible wire. CONDITION: Minor rust spots in several locations Overall appearance is good. +#22000 Hopper Car has some chipping on sides and some rub marks. No brakes. Otherwise fair +. Box is complete, dirty and some stains. 1-5232-3 EC (150-300)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE # 6-1868 SERVICE STATION SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION W/ OB. Consisting of: Minneapolis-St. Louis #GP-9 Locomotive, #9408 Circus Car white, #9213 Hopper Car in red, #9271 Caboose in red with blue roof and white window stripe, #9138 Sunoco Tank, 3 dome in black, #9726 Freight Car in blue. CONDITION: Excellent, in original boxes. 1-5244-1 EC (200-275)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL ACCESSORIES W/ OB. Consisting of #419 Heliport with yellow helicopter. In original box complete with inserts. CONDITION: Helicopter needs to be cleaned, otherwise excellent. #128 Animated newsstand in original box. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-5231-1 EC (400-700)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL “O27” GAUGE #2660 CRANE CARS. One is rubber stamped. Yellow with red roof, black car and green boom. Original hook intact. CONDITION: Minor chipping on frame. Brake wheel handle is missing. Overall very good+. Second one has silver plate with #2660. CONDITION: Very nice and complete. Has been restored. 1-5625 EC (125-225)

SET OF 3 LIONEL # 205 RAILWAY EXPRESS CARGO CONTAINERS. Very nice original set. A must for your collection! Dark green. CONDITION: Some paper stains and minor chipping. Overall Very nice. 1-4708 EC (125-275)

8-PC. LIONEL “O” GAUGE CANADIAN PACIFIC FREIGHT SET W/ OB. A-B-A Engine set “all non powered units” 5 freight cars. two A units #8365 & #8366 in original double boxes. One B unit #8469 in a box. #9113 N&W Hopper Car, #9724 Western Pacific Freight car, #9723 Missouri Pacific Freight car. #9725 MKT Cattle car. #9165 Canadian Pacific Caboose with light. CONDITION: All cars in original boxes. Scuff mark on one end of dummy unit #8469, otherwise Excellent. 1-5240-2 EC (350-525)

LIONEL #6816 FLAT CAR WITH ALLIS-CHALMERS BULLDOZER W/ OB. In original complete box. Appears to have never been on a track. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-5237-3 EC (200-400)

LIONEL #6817 FLAT CAR WITH ALLIS-CHALMERS EARTH MOVER. Flat car is red, earth mover in terra cotta. CONDITION: Surface rust on wheels and couplers. Will clean up nicely. Small scuff mark on car. Earth mover is dirty but in excellent condition. 1-5237-2 EC (200-350)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #6828-100 FLAT CAR WITH CRANE SET W/ OB. Harnischfeger truck crane. Both pieces are in their original boxes. Box within a box. Very scarce and desirable! CONDITION: Excellent. Appears to have not been used. 1-5237-1 EC (150-250)

LOT OF 3 LIONEL CARS. Consisting of two #6414 car carriers with four cars. CONDITION: Very good +. Cars are good. Second #6414 CONDITION: Very good. Cars are dirty. #3424 Operating brakeman car. In original box, blue in color. Has #3424-100 low bridge signal set in original box included. CONDITION: Some surface rust on base inside car. Paint is excellent. Overall very nice. 1-5237-5 EC (125-275)

LOT OF 4 LIONEL “O” GAUGE CARS. Consisting of #16681 Animated aquarium car. Gold in color. In original complete box. CONDITION: Excellent. #6416 Boat car with four boats. Car is red, platform is black. Boats are red and white. CONDITION: Excellent. #6801 Boat car with boat load. Car is red, Boat is white and blue. CONDITION: Car is Excellent. Boat has some scuff marks, otherwise excellent. 1-5237-4 EC (200-350)

LOT OF 7 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER AND FREIGHT CARS. All cars are silver with dark gray roofs. All passenger cars have silhouettes in windows. #2432 Vestidome car with Clifton printed in red. #2423 Hillside. #2421 Maplewood. #2422 Chatham. CONDITION: Some scrapes and discoloration on cars. Overall good. #536417 Pennsylvania caboose. CONDITION: Light rust on wheels, trucks and base. Paint needs to be cleaned. #3410 Helicopter operating car, complete with chopper. Color blue. Chopper marked Navy. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5235-1 EC (225-300)

AMERICAN FLYER “O” GAUGE FREIGHT TRAIN SET. #420 locomotive. Black with brass and copper trim. In original box. CONDITION: Box is rough. Main wheels are fine, two small wheels have fatigue, small amount of tape residue on pilot. Paint is excellent. Matching Tender with original box rubber stamped with brass trim. CONDITION: Couple of rub marks, Overall paint is excellent. The following are all 9″ cars. Two boxcars yellow-orange with peacock roofs and doors. One gondola in green. One Searchlight car in original box. Dark red deck, silver base. Rubber stamped “Built by American Flyer Lines. Bright red Caboose with gold trim. In original box. CONDITION: Decals have some wear. Some chipping on cars, Overall good to very good.. Noted: All die cast couplers are in good condition. 1-5243-4 EC (150-250)

LOT OF 3 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PIECES. Consisting of two #2033 engines. Engines are both A units one powered and one dummy unit. Silver paint. Is early Union Pacific. CONDITION: Need to be cleaned. Decals are nice on both ends. Number boards are intact. Rust in battery compartment. Does not show on outside of body. Overall good to very good. One gang car black base with orange body. CONDITION: Dirty needs to be cleaned. Man is present. Nice piece. 1-5235-2 EC (200-300)

SET OF 6 LIONEL “O” GAUGE PASSENGER TRAIN AND LOCOMOTIVE. Consisting of GG-1# 2332 green in color CONDITION: Pin stripping and lettering is about 50% + worn off, rest is very faint. Otherwise complete, decals at ends good, very little chipping in paint. Overall fair +. and #2026 Locomotive, CONDITION: Minor nicks and scratches. Overall good to very good. # 6466T Tender CONDITION: Some scuff marks along each side and a few chips and scratches. Couplers are good. Overall good to very good. 2 # 6440 Pullman and #6441 Observation Car. All two tone green with yellow trim. CONDITION: Poor. 1-5234 EC (175-275)

LOT OF MISC. LIONEL PIECES. Consisting of #262 Locomotive and tender. CONDITION: Some rust and has been touched up. Parts missing. #252 Locomotive in Olive green. Solid disc wheels. CONDITION: Appears to be in good condition. Set of 5 Cast iron street lights with taper globes. CONDITION: Some have been restored. Overall Good. 1-5242-5 EC (125-225)

SET OF 9 BLVD. LAMP POST & #156 FREIGHT PLATFORM. Station has original metal advertising signs including Fleer’s Dubble Bubble sign. CONDITION: Base and roof have been repainted. Lamps are silver. CONDITION: Good 1-5242-4 EC (100-300)

LOT OF 2 LIONEL ACCESSORIES. Consisting of #455 Oil derrick and pump. Red base, dark green tower, Orange diesel engine and maroon pump housing. CONDITION: A few scratches on base, dirty, but will clean up nicely. Hard to find and extremely desirable. Overall very good +. #164 Log loader-Pre-war. CONDITION: Large crack through base, otherwise all original paint. Numerous chipping and scratches on base. Complete, with original controller, wire is still flexible. Overall fair to good. 1-5232-2 EC (250-350)

LIONEL 275w TRANSFORMER. In original box and liner. Type ZW CONDITION: Excellent. 1-4710 EC (175-275)

LIONEL #439 CONTROL PANEL. In Bright red. CONDITION: All switches in place. Very good. 1-5242-2 EC (150-200)

LOT OF 4 LIONEL BRIDGES. Including three center spans for early style standard gauge bridge and one #280 later style standard gauge bridge. CONDITION: Early styles have olive green enamel painted sides and lithograph base. One span missing a finial. Late style is in late color green. Overall good to very good +. 1-4711 EC (100-250)

LOT OF 3 LIONEL TRAIN STATIONS. #124 Complete with Lionel City sign. Green roof, frosted terra cotta sides, cream trim, and green windows. Both waiting room signs attached. CONDITION: White trim on station is flaking, door area on one side is flaking. a few scrapes and chipping on roof area. Overall very good. , #115 Cream with red trim and base. CONDITION: Missing the sky light. Later version Lionel City Station. Some missing parts. Overall rough., #112 Early version Lionel City Station. Cream color , green trim terra cotta base. Complete with skylight has been repainted green. CONDITION: Some chipping on base and sides. Overall good. 1-5233-2 EC (250-475)

LOT OF 6 LIONEL ACCESSORIES. Consisting of #38-30 Water tower. CONDITION: Touch-up on base, otherwise very nice. Two #195 Floodlights. CONDITION: Needs to be cleaned, but very good +. #395 Floodlight tower in silver. CONDITION: Rust on base has been painted over. Some discoloration on tower. Overall fair to good, #394 Beacon in red. CONDITION: Missing lens cover. Has been restored. Overall good. Culvert Loader with original car and culverts CONDITION: Base has been repainted with some rust, some rust on base of control tower, some bending in railing, rest is dirty but will clean up nicely. 1-5232-1 EC (250-350)

ORIGINAL RAILROAD SWITCH LANTERN. All lens are intact. Label sorted on. Reads “CB&Q” CONDITION: Some rust. One dent the size of a quarter. 1-5101 EC (175-300)

LIONEL “O” GAUGE #623 S.F. DIESEL SWITCHER LOCOMOTIVE W/ OB. In original box and packing. CONDITION: Excellent. Nice addition to any collection! 1-5635 EC (225-375)

SET OF 4 LIONEL “O” GAUGE DIESEL ENGINE PASSENGER TRAINS. Known as “The City of Denver” or 299W outfit and is hard to find! Very nice paint. #636W yellow sides with brown roof and trim. Union Pacific plate on side. Engine is cast, rest is tin. CONDITION: Wheels are good. Several chips on each side. Paint is bright. Missing headlight cover. Overall is good +. Two #637 Car yellow sides, brown roof. Overall very good +. #638 Observation car. Yellow with brown roof and trim. CONDITION: Some chips. Vestibules are well scratched. Overall very nice. 1-5618 EC (400-800)

SET OF 5 LIONEL “O” GAUGE #265E STEAM ENGINE PASSENGER TRAINS. Known as 295W outfit. Light blue with white trim. #265 Locomotive CONDITION: Scratches on pilot. Rest of boiler appears to be in decent paint. Cab is intact with numerous scratches. #265WX in blue. CONDITION: Some discoloring on trim. Spidering in paint. Numerous chips. #619 Head end car, #617 Coach and #618 Observation Car. CONDITION: Windows in end of #618 loose in car. All have numerous chips. Overall good. 1-5620 EC (275-450)

CONVERSE TROLLEY. A large trolley painted red with green floor and yellow seats. Has black steel wheels. The trolley is stenciled in yellow and back of seats are stenciled in red. The front and back reads “City Hall Park 175”. SIZE: 16″ l. CONDITION: Some paint loss to roof and sides of trolley. Toy is missing two marquees. For this early toy, condition is very good. 1-4689 MC (200-300)

BEGGS STEAM ENGINE AND TENDER. A very early engine with brass boiler and fittings with a tin tender and cast wheels. Also has original burner. A very scarce engine. SIZE: 12” l. CONDITION: Some over paint to tin parts of engine. Front two wheels detached. Otherwise very good condition. 1-5888 MC (600-800)

HILLCLIMBER LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. Wooden friction engine with cast iron wheels and tin tender marked “Big Four”. Black painted with gold highlights and wheels. SIZE: 18” l. CONDITION: Structurally sound, but has been overpainted. 1-5852 MC (300-400)

SET OF 3 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE 2 CAR PASSENGER SET. #10E Engine CONDITION: Wheels have metal fatigue. Peacock blue #332 Baggage Car Peacock blue with orange doors and windows. Complete with all doors. Paper label on bottom. CONDITION: Lettering on roof line is faint. Some chipping on car and a small ding. Paint is good. # 431 Observation Car Peacock blue with orange. CONDITION: Lots of scratches and rust. Overall Fair. 1-5144 EC (75-150)

LOT OF 4 LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE CARS. 1) Green #512 Gondola, 2) Cream colored #515 Refrigerator Car, 3) Red # 516 Hopper car, 4) Green #513 Cattle car with orange roof. CONDITION: Many scratches and chips with some rust. Overall fair to good. 1-4703-1 EC (150-250)

SET OF 2 AMERICAN FLYER STANDARD GAUGE PASSENGER CARS. Consists of Pullman Car leaded Bunker Hill, Observation Car leaded Yorktown. Orange lithograph with painted roofs. CONDITION: Observation Car has a few chips and scratches. Overall good to very good. Bunker Hill has depression on one side and a few scrapes on window line. Overall good. Noted: This color car is hard to find. 1-5222-2 EC (150-250)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #350 PASSENGER SET W/ OB. Nice set from the 20s! Maroon set consists of #8 electric engine and two cars (#35 Coach & #36 Observation). CONDITION: Original box with taped corners. Nice label covering entire top. Wheels on engine are black and have been replaced. Very good +. A few scratches on cars yet a very pleasing set. 1-4713 EC (300-500)

LIONEL STANDARD GAUGE #347E PASSENGER SET W/ OB. In original box with nice label covering the top and direction booklet included. #8E Locomotive in red with die cast head lights. Yellow window trim. CONDITION: Missing three spring pieces on frame. Some chips and scratches. Original wheels. Overall nice +. #338 Observation Car in original box. Red with yellow trim. CONDITION: A few minor chips and scratches. #337 Pullman in red. CONDITION: Minor chips on roof and sides. Some chipping on name plate on one side. Overall good. Corner of box shows some wear. Small portion of end box label missing.. 1-5236 EC (450-650)

LOT OF 2 MARX TRAIN SETS W/ OB. Pre-War Mechanical set in black. #528 in original box. Boxcar has light colored stripe running the length of the car reading Merchandise Service on one end and Pennsylvania logo on other end. Nickel plate road #956 and light colored band length of car reads Nickel plate Service. CONDITION: Original track is rusted. B&LE #90171 boxcar has some rust and scratches, tender has scuff marks and wear, Hopper car is very nice. Electrical Remote Control Streamline set #10500 in original box has large black locomotive with pilot and trailer truck wheels embossed into locomotive. #37956 Pennsylvania freight car, caboose and gondola car #80982. CONDITION: Box is fair. Cars are excellent, and tender is very good. Overall is very nice. 1-5221 EC (75-150)

MTH #90 STANDARD GAUGE # 10-1104-1 ELECTRIC LOCOMOTIVE W/ OB. Contemporary motor. Color is orange. CONDITION: Excellent in original box. 1-4697 EC (475-575)

MTH DREYFUSS HUDSON 4-6-4 STEAM LOCOMOTIVE W/ OB. Model # RK-1113LP. in original box. CONDITION: Excellent like new in box. 1-5243 EC (275-350)

SET OF 4 NEW PRODUCTION LIONEL CLASSIC STANDARD GAUGE TRAINS W/ OB. #381E Locomotive in green, #1416 NY Observation car, #1412 CA Passenger car, #1413 CO Passenger car. CONDITION: Excellent 1-4692 EC (1,500-2,200)

LIONEL LARGE SCALE 4-4-2 NY CENTRAL #85102 STEAM LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. CONDITION: Like new in original box. 1-5230-1 EC (100-200)

LOT CONTAINING 3 LIONEL “O” GAUGE ENGINES & 2 CARS. All in original boxes. #6-8471Pennsylvania Diesel Switcher, #6-8659 Virginian Rectifier, #6-8762 Great Northern Electric, #6-6302 Quaker State Three Dome Freight Car, #6-9413 Naperville Box Car. CONDITION: Like new. 1-5230-2 EC (250-400)

LIONEL ROCK ISLAND 4-8-4 LOCOMOTIVE AND TENDER. “O” Gauge 6-18001 CONDITION: Excellent, like new in original box. 1-5230-3 EC (200-300)

THE GENERAL BIG “O” GAUGE 4 PIECE PASSENGER TRAIN SET BY LIONEL. All in original boxes with fantastic graphics. #6-8701 4-4-0 Historic American Wood burning steam locomotive and tender, #6-9551 W&ARR Baggage car, yellow with red roof and trim, #6-9552 W&ARR Passenger car, yellow with red roof and trim, #6-WARR Horse car in red with 6-horse load complete with horses. CONDITION: Excellent! Great addition to any collection! 1-5243-3 EC (200-400)

LARGE LOT OF LIONEL TRACK ACCESSORIES. Consisting of early ZW transformer 250w in original box, two pairs of #1122 switches for “O27 track in original boxes. Two boxes of “O” Gauge track and one box of track supports CONDITION: Very nice. 1-5239 EC (250-300)

1935 INDIAN CHIEF ONCE BELONGING TO STEVE MCQUEEN. Stunning DuPont era Indian motorcycle, long admired as some of the most eye appealing machines that the Massachusetts company ever produced. This matching number bike is one of Steve McQueen’s better restorations and appears very correct. The sleek styling of this red motorbike with wide sweeping fenders, leather saddle seat, pierced chrome plated Indian ornament, and gold Indian logo on the tank features a 74 cubic inch engine. It is sure to impress both the motorcycle aficionado and Hollywood tough guy fans. This bike was originally sold from McQueen’s collection in 1984. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5759 (33,000-35,000)

1913 INDIAN V-TWIN MOTORCYCLE. Magnificent and bright early American motorcycle manufactured the first year Indian offered both front and rear suspension (a.k.a. “Spring Cradle Frame”). In its signature red color, it has both bicycle pedals for starting and floorboards while running. Early American motorcycles are getting increasingly difficult to find, and this v-twin 74 cubic inch motorbike is ready to go. CONDITION: Complete, earlier restoration. 1-5706 (18,000-20,000)

1947 INDIAN CHIEF ROADMASTER MOTORCYCLE. Excellent example of a matching number motorcycle that has been correctly restored by Indian experts using real Indian parts. Most post-war Chiefs have had parts replaced with imported replica parts, but this one stands out among the rest with full documentation of its professional and correct restoration. With dual saddle and leather saddle bags, this yellow beast with whitewall tires and 74 cubic inch engine looks just like what it would have when brand new. Purchased new in 1947 (it even retains its original 1947 NY plate) it was restored in the early 1980s by Alabama Classic Motorcycles (considered one of the best Indian dealers/restorers in the business at the time). This bike comes with documentation and receipts on all the restoration done, taking two years to complete. The original catalogs and owner’s manual accompanies this bike. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5962 (27,000-30,000)

INDIAN MOTORCYCLES CONTEMPORARY NEON SIGN. Hanging two sided neon sign with transformer and housing. SIZE: 42” l x 11” h x 8” d. CONDITION: Looks to be in very good condition but bottom pull-switch is recessed and cannot be activated. 1-5726 PF (700-900)

1927 AJS SINGLE MOTORCYCLE. Nicely restored E6 350cc TT model classic British racing motorcycle with overhead valve and hand shift mechanism. Decorated in black with AJS logo on tank. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. 1-5801 (6,000-8,000)

1961 HARLEY DAVIDSON 165 MOTORCYCLE. This Super-10 bike with a 165cc two-stroke engine has had careful restoration, manufactured the first year Harley tried out their new logo. Many an early rider’s first bike, this high pipe, 3-speed model in black is a must have for the Hog collector. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. 1-5760 (2,800-3,500)

1940s WHIZZER MOTORBIKE. Much cooler than a mo-ped, this fully restored half bike, half motorcycle on a Schwinn frame, decked out as a fire chief’s vehicle will surely turn heads at motorcycle meets. Complete with a custom wagon of more recent vintage, it’s sure to make those hilltop fires a little easier to extinguish. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5668 (2,500-3,500)

1939 RUSSIAN V-TWIN M72 MOTORCYCLE W/ SIDECAR. Russian copy of BMW’s military machine and often sold as such. It is understood that the Russians captured a BMW, copied it for their own use and used these bikes against the German military, perhaps aiding America’s victory. Nonetheless, this neat military vehicle with two seats plus the sidecar comes with a spare tire mount, various tools, German gas mask, and other accessories. CONDITION: Generally good with some rust. 1-5963 (5,500-6,500)

SAFETY CYCLIST CLOCK. Clock is cast brass and depicts a 7” h mans figure standing with a safety bicycle. The front wheel surround the clocks face and this is mounted on an ornate 8” cast base. CONDITION: Near excellent condition. 1-5808 MC (600-800)

BRIGGS & STRATTON “SMITH FLYER”. Ca. early-1920s. Developed by the A.O. Smith Co. of Milwaukee, the manufacturing rights were purchased by Briggs & Stratton in 1920 and were held until 1923. This imaginative vehicle consists of a laminated wood buckboard platform with engine attached to a flywheel/road wheel with engagement lever to put vehicle into motion, two bucket seats (with Briggs & Stratton decals), metal fenders, hand throttle, foot brake, and wooden steering wheel. Likely intended for resort areas, it is a truly fantastic and possibly unique mode of transportation. Comes with custom fitted cloth cover. According to the consignor, the vehicle was purchased by a physician many years ago for his children, but never given to them, which accounts for its near pristine condition. SIZE: 97” l. x 33” w. x 36” h. CONDITION: Near mint with only the slightest of chips, one small crack in one of the platform slats. We understand that the engine runs, but needs some minor service. 1-5602 AT (8,000-10,000)

MINIATURE GAS-POWERED 1958 CORVETTE. Too nice to be called a go-cart, this gas-powered diminutive replica of a 1958 Corvette was featured at the 1962 World’s Fair in Seattle. The whitewall tires, padded vinyl seat, Corvette logos at front and rear, and features opening driver side door, gas and brake pedals, and locking trunk with keys. Run by a Briggs & Stratton 3.5 HP engine. Car is mounted to custom checkered flag wooden platform display. This same car was shown on a recent History Channel special about the fair. A truly magnificent vehicle. SIZE: 75” l. x 29” w. x 21” h. CONDITION: Small surface crack to body at driver’s door with slight touch up to paint chip, otherwise near excellent and believed to be in good running condition though not tested. 1-5704 AT (3,500-6,500)

MINIATURE ELECTRIC THUNDERBIRD. Too nice to be called a go-cart, this electric powered diminutive replica of a Ford T-Bird convertible in mint green has classic styling with tail fins, silver bumpers, teal and white leather seat, matching carpet, and padded interior. It retains its original plaque on dash reading “Thunderbird Jr. Powercar Co., Mystic, Conn., Ser #3332”. Features accelerator and hand brake lever, and forward/reverse lever. Personalized “Christopher” on driver’s side door and “Chris” on rear “license plate”. Car is mounted to custom checkered flag wooden platform display. SIZE: 69” l. x 31” w. x 21” h. CONDITION: Near mint. Told by consignor to be in working condition though not tested. 1-5803 AT (3,500-6,500)

1928 5-HORSEPOWER WITTE ENGINE. Large power source for when your electricity goes out. Serial #501615 and B4338. Two metal plaques indicate manufacture by this Kansas City, MO company. Features two large flywheels driving a single piston with Lunkenheimer #3 oiler. On four large cast iron wheels with pull handle. SIZE: Approx. 56” l. x 33 ½” w. x 46” h. CONDITION: Repainted in green, otherwise appears complete and in very good to excellent condition, and is believed to be working. 1-5669 AT (1,000-2,000)

JOHN DEERE HIT & MISS ENGINE. Restored early 2.5 horsepower farm engine with two large drive wheels in Deere green with yellow cast iron T-handle. On wood carriage with cast iron wheels. Manufactured by the Waterloo Gasoline Engine Manufacturing Co., Waterloo, Iowa and is so marked. Metal plaque reads “259685”. SIZE: 46” l. x 23” w. x 28” h. CONDITION: Untested, but told by consignor to be in good working condition. 1-5600 AT (1,500-2,000)

EARLY ROWING MACHINE. Great piece of early exercise equipment with wood base and iron hardware. Two outstretched iron arms with oarlocks that hold wooden oar handles. Thick square link chain attached to iron wheel mechanism, wood seat on rollers, and shaped iron footrests. Retains original brass plaque reading “Wright & Ditson”. SIZE: 72” l. x 61” w. x 17” h. CONDITION: Overall wear with nice patina. Generally very good. 1-5680 AT (1,200-1,800)

SMALL BRASS MICROSCOPE. Intricate construction with adjustable lens, tray to hold specimen, wheel to change aperture, and magnifying glass mounted to exterior. SIZE: 8 1/4” h. CONDITION: Glasses appear original, has been polished, overall near excellent. 1-5814 MC (300-500)

1952 DODGE PICK-UP TRUCK. Classic styling in this old farm truck in mustard yellow. Odometer reads 21,559, so it has rolled at least once. CONDITION: Unsure of working condition. Was driven to auction facilities several years ago. Body appears sound with overall rust spots. Once restored, this will be the pride of the driveway. 1-5617 AT (1,000-2,000)

COCA-COLA 1921 CALENDAR. Illustration of young woman in blue and white outfit against a summer floral setting. SIZE: Image 11-1/2″ w. x 31-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good. Exhibits a few small spots of light insect damage; 1″ closed vertical tear at top; some light surface soiling. 1-4866 PF (800-1,200)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA CALENDARS. 1) 1927 calendar with single June date sheet. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Puncture to top margin at metal band otherwise very good. 2) 1936 calendar with N.C. Wyeth illustration and full date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Some foxing to date pad cover sheet; horizontal roll crease otherwise very good condition. 3) 1937 calendar with N.C. Wyeth illustration and full date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good condition. 1-4871 PF (1,000-2,000)

LOT OF TWO 1923 COCA-COLA CALENDARS. 1) Version with girl in blue dress holding a Coca-Cola bottle. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good condition with full date pad; one inch tear and puncture lower left corner and a half inch margin tear on the right side. 2) Version with girl in blue dress holding a Coca-Cola glass. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Two areas of insect damage to the right margin, one of which extends slightly into the image, otherwise very good condition. Has December date sheet. 1-4870 PF (800-1,200)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA CALENDARS. 1) 1924 calendar with full date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good; has a few scattered discoloration spots and a couple one inch or less margin tears. 2) 1939 calendar with October date sheet only. SIZE: Image in frame: 11-3/4″ w x 24″ h. CONDITION: Good with some surface soiling and small water stain; two inch margin tear. 3) 1926 calendar with November date pad. SIZE: Image in frame 9-3/4″ w x 18-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-4874 PF (500-750)

LOT OF 2 COCA-COLA CALENDARS. Quintessential American illustrations by Norman Rockwell gracing the tops of these Coke calendars including a framed 1935 “Out Fishin’” with full pad and poem cover sheet. Also includes 1931 calendar with image of the “Barefoot Boy” and his dog (pad starts at June). SIZE: 12” w. x 24 ¾” h. CONDITION: Both retain original metal bands. 1935 has bright colors with small piece of paper loss at base of image and couple small punctures. 1931 has couple small edge tears and 3” diagonal tear at left side. 1-4872 AT (350-550)

COCA-COLA DIANA ALLEN PRINTERS PROOF. Extremely rare 12-color paper printer’s proof on paper for the 1923 cardboard sign distributed to Coca-Cola bottlers. This poster came from the Long Island estate of Ms. Diana Allen who was a silent movie star from the 1920s. It depicts Ms. Allen and friends enjoying a picnic lunch with refreshments courtesy of Coca-Cola. Actual photographs of Ms. Allen and an unknown companion who also appears in the poster, that were taken in front of Coca-Cola building, have been matted together with the proof. The only paper copy of this poster known. SIZE: Proof Image: 15″ w x 24″ h. Overall: 26″ w x 41″ h. CONDITION: Paper proof has very light eight-fold lines, otherwise in near excellent condition. 1-5420 PF (7,000-9,000)

COCA-COLA 1920 CALENDAR. Illustration of woman in yellow dress with a golf course in the background. Displays a single April date sheet. SIZE: Image 11-1/2″ w x 31-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Two horizontal tears at top and just above date sheet extending half way into image; overall age toning to paper otherwise in good condition. 1-4869 PF (250-450)

LOT OF TWO 1932 CALENDARS. 1) Norman Rockwell calendar illustration with June date sheet only. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good; surface soiling; some light creasing; adhesive residue to date sheet. 2) Calendar with January date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; several strong horizontal creases with some paper separation; light insect damage; partial January date sheet. 1-4867 PF (600-900)

LOT OF TWO COCA-COLA CALENDARS. 1) 1938 calendar with full date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Paper chips to left side and a couple light random blemishes; some separation of top metal band, otherwise very good. 2) 1934 calendar with full date pad. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Light foxing to date pad cover sheet and bottom of calendar; small scratch in field next to gentleman’s cane; top metal band in tact. 1-4873 PF (750-1,500)

COCA-COLA STORE WINDOW DISPLAY. Large die cut cardboard store window display of young girl with a cooler full of coke. Copyright 1939 Niagara Litho. Co., Buffalo, NY. IMAGE SIZE: 31” w x 41-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Fair to good; has prominent horizontal crease in the middle which has been flattened; some moisture staining and color touch up to smaller tears and chips. 1-5651 PF (450-600)

COCA-COLA 1914 TIN SIGN. Embossed tin sign featuring the straight-sided bottle graphic. Chas. W. Shonk Co. Litho., Chicago. SIZE: 27-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with some soft creasing, scattered surface scrapes and scuffs. 1-4747 PF (1,000-1,250)

COCA-COLA FOUNTAIN SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN AND BRACKET. Two-sided die cut 1933 sign with original grommets and iron hanging bracket. Tenn. Enamel Mfg. Co. Nashville. SIZE: 22-3/4″ w x 25-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent example with nice surface gloss. Both sides reveal some extremely light surface scuffs not noticeable unless held close in a direct light. 1-5580 PF (3,000-4,000)

COCA-COLA 1935 TRIANGLE SIGN WITH BRACKET. Painted steel diecut sign featuring the “Christmas” bottle on each side, with original hanging bracket. Circa 1934. SIZE: Sign measures 22-1/2″ w x 22-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Both sides show moderate paint chips and pitting. 1-4748 PF (350-550)

LOT OF TWO COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1) 1940s Kay Display sign featuring masonite arrow with the Sprite Boy decal piercing a 3D wooden cooler. SIZE: 11-1/2″ w x 31″ h. CONDITION: Very good with a few scuffs and soiling, much of which would of appear to clean up. 2) 1949 Sprite Boy tin rack sign. SIZE: 16″ w x 23-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good; has a scratch through the “Have” and needs a good cleaning. 1-4907 (2,000-3,000)

PAIR OF 1925 COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. Illustration of girl with white fox stole. SIZE: 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: One tray grades very good with a few light surface scuffs and one circular stain top left field; scattered paint chips to top rim. Second tray grades good to very good with several more larger surface scratches and scuffs and paint chips to top rim. Both trays have nice surface gloss. 1-4856 PF (300-500)

COCA-COLA 1924 SERVING TRAY. SIZE: 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION Good to very good; light surface crazing; dulling to surface sheen bottom left corner; moderate paint chips around top rim; drilled hole top rim; diagonal production blemish through her hair. 1-4855 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA 1936 SERVING TRAY. Glamour illustration of reclining temptress. SIZE: 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; terrific surface sheen with some scattered paint chips just to the top rim. 1-4845 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA 1907 SERVING TRAY. A tough to find tray with illustration of Victorian girl holding a flared glass of Coke. SIZE: 13-1/2” w x 16-1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally good but could use a bit of restoration to dents. Lightly crazed dry surface would be enhanced with a thorough cleaning. Has some denting to bottom and right areas of the field. A few scattered paint scrapes and paint chips notably to edges of the rim. 1-4904-01 PF (400-600)

COCA-COLA 1916 SERVING TRAY. Image of “Elaine” in yellow summer dress. SIZE: 8 1/2” w x 19” h. CONDITION: Good to very good with a few scuffs to the field and chipping at the rim. 1-4832 PF (250-350)

COCA-COLA 1901 SERVING TRAY. Hilda Clark adorns the front of this rare early tray lithographed by the Meek & Beach Co., Coshocton, Oh. SIZE: 9-1/2” d. CONDITION: Overall tray is in good to very good condition with very light crazing. Dull surface sheen would undoubtedly be improved with a thorough cleaning. A few subtle surface blemishes affecting the overall sheen and color hue. A-1/4″ scratch to Hilda’s chin and several other equally small blemishes scattered about. A 1/8” hole has been drilled at twelve o’clock to the outer rim. Overall an elusive tray with a nice look. 1-4905-1 PF (2,000-3,000)

COCA-COLA 1903 TIP TRAY. Image of Victorian girl against a purple background. SIZE: 4” dia. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Nice bright colors and only three or four miniscule nicks to the field, needs cleaning. 1-4905-3 PF (2,000-3,000)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. 1) 1938 “Afternoon Girl” tray. CONDITION: Good to very good with some scattered chips and scratches to field and around top rim. 2) 1941 “Ice Skater” tray. CONDITION: Very good plus with just a few circular ring marks to the field. 3) 1942 “Two Girls and Car” tray. CONDITION: Very good plus with just one semi-circular ring to field. SIZE: All measure 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. 1-4836-2 PF (350-550)

COCA-COLA 1916 SERVING TRAY. Image of “Elaine” in yellow summer dress on this tray. SIZE: 8-1/2” w x 19” h. CONDITION: Tray has some light spotting occurring to the area of Elaine’s neck with a slight lightening to the color. Some moderate wear and paint chips to top rim. Still retains nice surface sheen. 1-4904-2 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA LIGHT-UP COUNTERTOP SIGN. Circa 1950s counter sign with clock which reads “Please Pay Cashier”. SIZE: 20″ l x 9″ h x 4-3/4″ d. CONDITION: Metal surfaces have been repainted gold; clock runs when plugged in but no lights working; Chip to edge of “Coca-Cola” glass panel with some corrosion to the bottom of the corrugated red sheet metal in back. 1-5592 PF (450-650)

COCA-COLA 1915-1920 PORCELAIN SIGN. Scarce early sign by Ingram-Richardson Co. features “volcano” grommet holes. “Trade mark registered” is produced in cobalt blue while the balance of the script is outlined in black. Interesting reverse shows the back was painted (comes off easily with thumb nail) with a homemade sign that reads “Rooms with heat & bath”. SIZE: 21″ w x 9″ h. CONDITION: Large chip to left grommet hole, small chips at two others otherwise sign is in very good condition. Subtle bend to right side. 1-5577 (2,750-3,250)

COCA-COLA GILBERT CLOCK. Circa 1910 oak clock with paper dial which reads “Drink Coca-Cola”. Bottom glass panel features decal of the Coca-Cola girl with bottle proclaiming “This Is The Genuine Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 19” w x 37” h. CONDITION: The paper dial has some age discoloration with the words “Drink Coca-Cola” faded but legible. It appears that the top glass panel has been repainted. The decal is in overall good condition with some light scattered small flakes typically caused by air bubbles when these were originally applied. The oak case appears to have been re-varnished over an old finish and has one 3” split to the bottom of one side panel. A good example. 1-5088 PF (3,500-4,500)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1) Wall mount “Coca-Cola” tin sign with decorative wire hanger. 2) Wall mount “Whatever You Do” sign with trout and a trout fly. 3) Display rack sign which reads “Take Home Enough”. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. 1-4878 PF (400-600)

COCA-COLA 1934 TIN SIGN. Embossed tin sign with Christmas coke bottle to left side. Marked Robertson, Springfield, Ohio. SIZE: 36” w x 12” h. CONDITION: Good; loss of metal top right corner; a few nail holes to left of bottle; shallow dents. 1-5755 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA TIN SIGN. Embossed self-framed tin sign with Coke bottle illustrations at each side. Circa 1936. SIZE: 54″ w x 18″ h. CONDITION: Generally good with shallow dents, dings, surface scrapes and some light pitting. 1-4968 PF (300-500)

COCA-COLA CIRCA 1960s TIN SIGN. Fish tail signed with bobble. SIZE: 53 1/2 w x 17 1/2 h. CONDITION: A few light scuffs and scraps to perimeter edge otherwise in very good condition. 1-5719 PF (200-300)

BEVELED TIN SIGN THAT READS “DRINK COCA-COLA”. Circa 1927. SIZE: 11″ w x 8-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good with soft crease upper left corner; a few spots of corrosion to top edge; one surface blemish at bottom edge. 1-4887 PF (600-900)

LOT OF TWO 1933 CALENDARS. Both calendars feature an illustration by Fredrick Stanley captioned “The Village Blacksmith”. SIZE: 12″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Both calendars are generally good to very good. One date pad cover sheet has ballpoint “1933” added and a tiny puncture to the left margin. The second calendar has three tears that extend from the left edge one to two inches into the image, and some light staining adjacent to the top metal band. 1-4868 PF (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA 1914 CALENDAR. Complete “Betty” calendar with full date pad. SIZE: 13″ w x 32″ h. CONDITION: Has several tears, the more significant of which extends from the right margin 5″ into the image and another puncture located at the lower portion of her dress, both of which have been scotch taped on the reverse. A few other small sstrong color and nice look. 1-4948 PF (200-400)

PAIR OF COCA-COLA 1906 TIP TRAYS. 1) Nice example of the Coca-Cola girl drinking from a flared glass. SIZE: 4” d. CONDITION: Very good plus; nice bright colors with some scattered rim chips and wear. Needs cleaning. 2) Same tray as above. CONDITION: Rim colors remain bright but the field of the tray has darkened and could use a thorough cleaning. Otherwise, tray in very good condition with light paint chips and wear to outer rim. 1-4905-2 PF (800-1,200)

COCA-COLA 1916 TIP TRAY. Image of “Elaine” in yellow summer dress. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6” h. CONDITION: Very good plus; light wear with paint chips to rim otherwise nice clean tray. 1-4905-5 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA 1920 TIP TRAY. Illustration of woman in yellow dress at the golf course. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: Good; field shows moderate scuffs and some blemishes; perimeter edge shows somewhat more extensive wear with some pitting. 1-4844 PF (125-250)

COCA-COLA 1907 TIP TRAY. Great early tip tray with image of Victorian girl holding a flared glass of Coke. SIZE: 6” l. x 4 1/4” w. CONDITION: Some shallow dents, couple small chips, overall very good. 1-5899 AT (350-550)

COCA-COLA 1910 TIP TRAY. Hamilton King illustration of woman with a large hat. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: Very good field with a bit of crazing but a nice surface sheen; outside edge of rim shows moderate wear. 1-4837 PF (200-300)

LOT OF TWO 1916 TIP TRAYS. Summertime illustration of young woman in yellow holding a glass of coke. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: 1) Very good with very light crazing and a few small surface blemishes to the field; some wear and paint chips to top rim. 2) Good to very good; field exhibits areas of raised crazing and two light horizontal scratches; some wear and paint chips to perimeter rim. 1-4839 PF (200-300)

LOT OF TWO 1914 COCA-COLA TIP TRAYS. Illustration of “Betty” in a pink outfit. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: 1) Betty has a light scuff across her nose that extends into the pigment layer, and a small scuff on her back; otherwise this tray would grade very good to excellent with a nice surface gloss. 2) Light crazing to paint, some moderate denting to Betty’s bonnet; otherwise this tray grades good to very good. 1-4838 PF (200-300)

COCA-COLA 1913 TIP TRAY. Hamilton King illustration of woman with flared coke glass. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; field exhibits a few blemishes but still retains a nice sheen; rim edge shows moderate wear, paint chips and a few spot of corrosion. 1-4840 PF (125-250)

COCA-COLA PORCELAIN LOLLIPOP SIGN. Two sided porcelain sign that reads “Drink Coca-Cola … Refresh”. Sign in its original metal frame complete with cast iron base. SIZE: 30” d x 64-1/2” h. CONDITION: Some light discoloration to the white Coca-Cola script but otherwise this sign is in remarkable near excellent condition. Metal frame and base would grade good to very good. 1-4751 PF (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA POLICEMAN CROSSING SIGN. These 3D tin signs with their heavy cast iron bases were used during the 1950s at school crosswalks. This version is complete with its deco cast iron base. SIZE: 63” h. CONDITION: Each side shows some paint loss and corrosion at perimeter edges with some scattered spots of corrosion to the front and back. Reverse of this sign is somewhat faded. Base retains red highlights to relief lettering but otherwise covered with film of surface rust. 1-5598 PF (750-1,000)

COCA-COLA POLICEMAN CROSSING SIGN. These embossed two-sided tin signs with their heavy cast iron bases were used during the 1950s at school crosswalks. This version is complete with base and features reflective paint on the School Zone sign. SIZE: 63” h. CONDITION: Good to very good; has some paint over spray and scratching to lower portion; scattered scuffs and paint chips. Reverse shows some scratching on the red Coca-Cola image. Base retains red paint to relief lettering but otherwise thin film of surface rust. Needs thorough cleaning. 1-4876 PF (750-1,000)

COCA-COLA POLICEMAN TIN CROSSING GUARD. Circa 1954 crossing guard sign with original cast iron base. This version features School Zone shield in reflective paint. SIZE: 63” h. CONDITION: Fair to good; guards face is dented with deep scratches; paint chips and areas of corrosion to top and bottom of sign; base shows weathering and moderate rust. 1-5681 PF (750-1,000)

COCA-COLA BOTTLE DISPLAY. Floor standing display rack featuring wood and steel construction with a cast iron base. Wood and steel components have been painted dark green. Circa 1930s. SIZE: 60″ h. CONDITION: Tin sign generally very good with light surface pitting; base has a casting crack. 1-4896 PF (300-450)

PAIR OF COCA-COLA BOTTLE TOPPERS. Circa 1950s plastic bottle display is complete with a pair of small cast gold bottles. SIZE: 7″ w x 7-1/4″ h. CONDITION: One topper has a 1″ vertical crack extending down from the top; otherwise both are in very good condition. 1-4889 PF (1,000-1,500)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA CIGAR BANDS. Two bands feature bottles and one features a Coke glass. SIZE: 3″ l. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-4919 PF (200-400)

LOT OF COCA-COLA BLOTTERS. Approximately thirty cardboard blotters mostly from the 1940s and early 50s. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good with some NEW OLD STOCK. 1-4926 PF (200-400)

COCA-COLA VERNONWARE ICE BOWL. A circa 1930s ceramic green ice bowl with side panels embossed “Drink Coca-Cola … Ice Cold”. SIZE: 10″ d x 4″. CONDITION: Has one rim chip and needs thorough cleaning, otherwise good condition. 1-4900 PF (250-450)

ALUMINUM COCA-COLA PRETZEL DISH. Aluminum dish supported by three cast aluminum figural bottles circa 1930s. SIZE: 9″ d x 4″. CONDITION: Appears to have been used as a mixing bowl with moderate amount of scratching, otherwise good condition. 1-4901 PF (100-200)

COCA-COLA MILK GLASS LAMPSHADE. Circa 1930s milk glass globe with advertisements that read “Drink Coca-Cola” on four sides. Rarely found in this size. SIZE: 18″ d. CONDITION: In very good condition with two rings of light surface scuffing where the shade sat in storage. Needs thorough cleaning. 1-4888 PF (1,000-1,500)

REPRODUCTION 1896 COCA-COLA SYRUP DISPENSER. High quality full size ceramic three piece dispenser with brass spigot. Marked on the bottom “Issued By The Archives…The Coca-Cola Co., Atlanta, GA. … W.G.K. … registered no. 77-1142.” Includes a spare lid. SIZE: 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Needs thorough cleaning but otherwise in near excellent condition. 1-4918 PF (200-400)

COCA-COLA CERAMIC DISPENSER. A white ceramic soda fountain container manufactured by the Walrus MFG. Co., Decatur, Illinois with a matching marked nickel plated dipper that features a porcelain Coca-Cola insert at the top. Patented July 8th, 1919. SIZE: 4-1/2″ w x 109″ h x 12″ d. CONDITION: Hairline crack to rim; worn plating on dipper. 1-4914 PF (75-125)

COCA-COLA CHEWING GUM DIE CUT. Extremely rare embossed die cut fragment for Coca-Cola chewing gum with illustration of little girl. SIZE: 5-1/2″ w x 9″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 1-4936 PF (400-800)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA CHEWING GUM ITEMS. 1) Eight sided chewing gum store jar with ground neck, embossed “Coca-Cola Chewing Gum”. Replacement non-ground lid which reads “Coca-Cola Pepsin Gum”. SIZE: 11″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 2) Wood chewing gum shipping crate with red graphics. SIZE: 5-3/4″ h x 11-3/4″ l x 6-1/4″ d. CONDITION: Generally good with some typical fading to the red and some dry-rot to bottom boards. 3) Fantasy paperweight Circa 1970s. SIZE: 4″ w x 2-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Good condition. 1-4892 PF (600-900)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA FANS. 1) Circa 1911 paper on bamboo fan with oriental illustration. SIZE: 10″ w x 16″ h. CONDITION: Two inch tear to oriental illustration with age toning; other side intact with strong color. 2) Circa 1930s fan which advertises a Nashville company on reverse. SIZE: 8″ w x 13″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 3) Circa 1950s fan with a wicker handle. SIZE: 7-3/4″ w x 11″ h. CONDITION: Good with some moisture damage, water stains, and slight de-lamination. 1-4921 PF (200-400)

LOT OF FIVE COCA-COLA SAMPLE CARDBOARD COOLERS AND VENDING MACHINES. Circa 1940s -1950s sample fold up cardboard displays which includes: Westinghouse BV-240; Victor C-45A; Westinghouse WE-6; Vendorlator VMC-72; Vendorlator VMC-340. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: All have some moisture damage but average good condition. 1-4886 PF (300-500)

COCA-COLA VENDO V-44 SODA MACHINE. This desirable model has the two piece front door and is finished in a red and white color combination. Holds 44 bottles, manufactured 1956-1959. Has an attached wire bottle rack to hold up to 45 empties. SIZE: 57 1/2” h. CONDITION: Professionally restored. 1-5612 PF (4,000-5,000)

COCA-COLA VENDO V-39 SODA MACHINE. Early version of this machine in solid red paint and a seven cent mechanism. Holds 39 bottles, manufactured 1949 to mid 1950s. SIZE: 58” h. CONDITION: Good to very good; has been repainted but has several scrapes and scratches. 1-5613 PF (1,200-1,800)

COCA-COLA WESTINGHOUSE JUNIOR SODA COOLER. Embossed lettered, hinged lid cooler with bottle cap catcher. Holds 51 bottles, manufactured mid 1930s to mid 1940s. SIZE: 25” w x 34” h x 18” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored. 1-5599 PF (600-800)

ROYAL CROWN IDEAL MODEL 35 COIN-OP COOLER. This non-embossed generic model is the smallest slider machine made by Ideal. Features a 15-cent mechanism, holds 35 bottles, and was manufactured late-1940s to mid-1950s. SIZE: 38” h x 32” w. CONDITION: Professionally restored. 1-5610 PF (600-800)

PEPSI VENDORLATOR MODEL 27B SODA MACHINE. Identical model to the 27, except this version features a one piece front door complete with enclosed bottom stand. Holds 27 bottles, manufactured early 1950s. SIZE: 52 1/2” h. CONDITION: Good to very good; possibly original paint with some touchup to the lettering; original decals. 1-5611 PF (1,500-2,500)

COCA-COLA VENDORLATOR 3D-33 MACHINE. Almost identical to the VMC-33, this machine has a one-piece door and is set up with a nickel mechanism. Holds 33 bottles, manufactured mid 1950s. SIZE: 52” h. CONDITION: Machine appears to have old repaint. Top has some scratches and spots of pitting; front door has scattered small scuffs and scratches. Overall very good condition. 1-5705 PF (800-1,000)

COCA-COLA VENDORLATOR 27 MACHINE. Although this machine came with an optional stand, it’s referred to by many collectors as the tabletop or mailbox model. Holds 27 bottles, manufactured 1948-1951. SIZE: 24” w x 27” h x 19” d. CONDITION: Nicely restored, includes key. 1-5676 PF (1,500-2,000)

COCA-COLA VENDO V-44 MACHINE. This sought after model features the large chrome entry bezel and is set up for 10 cent operation. Holds 44 bottles, manufactured 1956-1959. SIZE: 57 1/2” h. CONDITION: Machine has been professionally restored. 1-5707 PF (4,000-5,000)

COCA-COLA GLASCOCK JR. COOLER. Original zinc lined cooler with what appears to be the original tin side panels that have been non-professionally repainted. The balance of the cooler appears to have been restored. SIZE: 17 1/2” x 30 1/2” h x 17 1/2” d. CONDITION: Scattered paint chips and a few scratches mostly to hinged lid, otherwise very good condition. 1-5787 PF (350-450)

LOT OF COCA-COLA ITEMS. 1) Hi-Flier Mfg. Co. paper kite. In good condition with original sticks: 2) Complete decks of playing cards with boxes in very good condition for the years: 1959, 1943, and three different decks for 1963. 3) Bag of marbles. 4) 1957 “Shanghai” game in original box in very good condition. 5) Wood yo-yo in good condition. 6) 1940s cribbage board in good condition. 7) 1940s dominos set in good condition. 8) 1940s set of checkers in good condition, box fair. SIZE: Varies. 1-4917 PF (500-700)

LOT OF COCA-COLA OPENERS & KNIVES. Includes 1912 “Eagle Head” opener; four Starr bottle openers in common boxes; a 1915 pocket knife; and several other pocket knives. Also includes an Eddie Fisher charm bracelet with plastic 45’s. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-4925 PF (200-400)

LOT OF COCA-COLA ICE PICKS AND TONGS. Lot includes early block ice tongs with marked wooden handle; seven ice picks, some with original boxes all marked Coca-Cola; and an ice scoop with a marked wooden handle. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good. 1-4906 PF (300-500)

LOT OF COCA-COLA WATCH FOBS. Includes 1920s brass with red enamel and a silver fob with relief 1905-1916 bottle. Also includes a 50th anniversary brass fob. Four other fobs included which appear to be modern copies. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Both are in good condition with some enamel loss to the brass fob. 1-4929 PF (250-350)

LOT OF FIVE COCA-COLA DOOR PUSHES. 1) A pair of porcelain door pushes in both English and French versions. SIZE: 4″ w x 11-1/2″ h. CONDITION: English version fair with holes and chips, French version very good to excellent. 2) Circa 1950s adjustable door push bar. SIZE: 24″ w x 3″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 3) Circa 1940s tin push plate. SIZE: 3″ w x 6″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 4) Circa 1950s figural bottle door pull. Plastic coke bottle handle is attached to a cast pot metal bracket. SIZE: 7-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-4916 PF (600-900)

LOT OF COCA-COLA DISPLAY BOTTLES AND SELTZER BOTTLE. 1) Clear seltzer bottle with etched front that reads “Royal Palm Seltzer … Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Terre Haute, Indiana”. Includes original matching marked spigot. SIZE: 12″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 2) Light blue glass “Christmas” bottle with original cap. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Needs a thorough cleaning but otherwise very good. 3) Clear glass Mexican display bottle with original cap. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Needs thorough cleaning but bottle otherwise very good; bottle cap has moderately worn paint. 1-4920 PF (350-550)

LOT OF MISC. COCA-COLA ADVERTISING ITEMS. Includes set of three rare miniature “pre-mix” bottles and a one gallon Coca-Cola syrup can with the original paper label circa 1940. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Bottles very good; syrup can generally good with a few dents and some paper loss. 1-4927 PF (50-75)

COCA-COLA HUTCHINSON BOTTLE. Scarce bottle embossed “Birmingham Bottling Co., Birmingham, Ala.” SIZE: 7” h. CONDITION: Has a chip to bottom and some wear to the relief lettering. 1-4909-1 PF (750-1,000)

LOT OF APPROX. 60 COCA-COLA BOTTLES. Includes nine amber and nine clear 1905-1916 bottles and others up to 1960s. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-4909-2 PF (1,000-1,500)

COCA-COLA METAL BOTTLE CARRIER. Early rare hinged lid steel carrier holds 72 bottles of Coke and is embossed “Coca-Cola Bot. Co., Danville, VA.” on the front and back. Lid is also embossed but unable to make out. SIZE: 31-1/2” w x 9” h x 16-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Hinges intact, with rusted surfaces throughout. Needs sandblasting. 1-4908 PF (300-500)

LOT OF FOUR COCA-COLA COOLERS. 1) Temprite polished stainless steel cooler with wire handle and reinforced top corners. Sides embossed “Drink Coca-Cola”. Manufactured by Temprite Manufacturing Co. Arkansas City, Kansas. SIZE: 17” w x 19” h x 12” d. CONDITION: Several dents to sides and top, otherwise good. 2) Cavalier cooler with locking side handles, Starr side opener, drain and interior compartment. Sides embossed “Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles”. Cavalier corp. Chattanooga, Tenn. SIZE: 18” w x 16” h x 13” d. CONDITION: Very good with scattered surface scraps and scratches. 3) St. Thomas cooler with locking side handles and interior compartment and drain. This is the Canadian version with embossed sides that reads “Buvez Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 17” w x 16-1/2” h x 13” d. CONDITION: One side dented, otherwise good. 4) Acton cooler with reinforced top corners and aluminum swing handle and drain. Sides embossed “Drink Coca-Cola”. Acton Manufacturing Co., Arkansas City, Kansas. SIZE: 17” w x 16-1/2 h x 12” d. CONDITION: Good with significant paint scratches and scuffs. 1-4893-2 PF (400-600)

LOT OF FIVE COCA-COLA COOLERS. Metal 1940s-1950s picnic coolers include: 1) Circa 1940s Acton cooler with wire handle, sides embossed “Drink Coca-Cola”. SIZE 12″ w x 12″ h x 8-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Bottom is rusted through; zinc liner intact. 2) Circa 1950s Acton cooler with wire handle, reinforced steel top corners, and embossed “Drink Coca-Cola”. Acton MFG. Co., Inc., Arkansas, Kansas. SIZE: 12″ w x 12″ h x 9″ d. CONDITION: Very good with random paint chips and scuffs. 3) Cavalier “airline” cooler with hinged lid, side mounted Starr opener and steel handle. Cavalier Corporation, Chattanooga, Tenn. SIZE: 17″ w x 12″ h x 6-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Overall good; top repainted; some light corrosion around base. 4) Acton cooler with steel handle, side mount opener and steel reinforced top corners. Manufactured by Acton MFG. Co., Inc., Arkansas, Kansas. SIZE: 18″ w x 12″ h x 12″ d. CONDITION: Missing two corner reinforcements, otherwise good with some light corrosion and denting to top and base. 5) Progress cooler with hinged top and metal wire handle, embossed on sides “Drink Coca-Cola”. Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, KY. SIZE: 18″ w x 12″ w x 9″. CONDITION: Good with moderate chips and scuffs and some light corrosion to base. 1-4893-1 PF (450-850)

COCA-COLA 1929 TABLE TOP GLASCOCK COOLER. Features hinged top lid Starr side bottle opener and spigot drain. SIZE: 19” w x 14-1/2” h x 19” d. CONDITION: Cooler has been painted silver but retains all its embossed side panels. Some surface corrosion to base but no significant dents. 1-4893-3 PF (200-400)

COCA-COLA LUNCHBOX COOLER. Progress cooler with interior, tray, a rubber gasketed cover, wire handle, exterior bottle opener and aluminum drain plug. Sides embossed “Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles”. Manufactured by Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, KY. SIZE: 18″ w x 14″ h x 9″ d. CONDITION: Original paint in very good condition with scattered scuffs, paint chips and a few light dings. 1-5608 PF (150-250)

COCA-COLA LUNCHBOX COOLER. Progress cooler with wire handle embossed “Drink Coca-Cola”. Manufactured by Progress Refrigerator Co. Louisville, KY. SIZE: 18″ w x 12″ h x 9″ d. CONDITION: Moderate paint scuffs and scrapes otherwise good condition. 1-5607 PF (100-200)

ROYAL CROWN COLA COOLER. Progress metal cooler with interior tray, swing handle, reinforced top corners, and a drain plug. Sides embossed “Drink Royal Crown Cola Best By Taste Test”. Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, KY. SIZE 18″ w x 17″ h x 13″ d. CONDITION: Very good with some light scattered paint chips and scratches. 1-5609 PF (75-150)

LOT OF FIVE COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1) Embossed diecut fishtail sign. SIZE: 26” w x 12-1/2” h. CONDITION: Very good with a few light surface scuffs and scratches. 2) Coca-Cola button. SIZE: 12” d. CONDITION: Very good with some light surface rubs. 3) Porcelain Mexican button. SIZE: 16” d. CONDITION: Very good. 4) Coca-Cola button. SIZE: 16” d. CONDITION: Very good with some light white over spray. 5) 1950s calendar holder sign. SIZE: 8” w x 19” h. CONDITION: Good with some paint loss, scratches and light pitting. 1-4911 PF (600-900)

LOT OF FIVE MOXIE ITEMS. Includes a scarce easel-back die cut cardboard image of Ted Williams with oversized baseball; a two piece cardboard die cut with silk screened graphics of Ted and Moxie bottle; a Moxie sliding bottle opener; a diecut tin Moxie girl pin; and an embossed Moxie glass SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good. 1-4967-2 PF (350-550)

RARE COCA-COLA MIRROR. Trapezoidal shaped thin mirror decorated with scrollwork around perimeter and marked “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” at top and “Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of New London (Conn) Incorporated” with 5-digit phone number. Retains original rosette hanger. SIZE: 8” w. x 17 1/2” h. CONDITION: Some minute reverse lifting at edges, otherwise near excellent. 1-4967-3 AT (300-400)

HIRES ROOT BEER SYRUP DISPENSER AND MUGS. Hires hourglass ceramic dispenser missing pump. Shows moderate crazing to the glaze and has small chip at base. Also includes pair of Mettlach ceramic mugs in both the tall and barrel shape versions. Mugs have several chips and some staining. SIZE: Varies. 1-4753 PF (500-700)

WARD’S LEMON-CRUSH SYRUP DISPENSER. Figural lemon ceramic dispenser with marked base. SIZE: 10 1/2” w x 9” h. CONDITION: Interior shows old spider cracks in one spot which lightly telegraphs through to the outside. Missing pump, otherwise in good condition. 1-4752 PF (400-600)

MOXIE FIGURAL BOTTLE STORE COOLER. Seldom found composition Moxie figural cooler. Features a pair of hinged rear doors from which one could retrieve a cold bottle of this beverage. Retains original paper label which reads “Moxie Nerve Food … Contains Not a Drop of Medicine, Poison, Stimulant or Alcohol”. Bottom is marked “United Indurated Fibre Co., Patented May 25th, 1886”. Circa 1910. SIZE: 12″ d x 35″ h. CONDITION: One hinge needs repairing; has been clear coated; otherwise in very good condition. 1-5470 PF (1,000-1,500)

ROYAL CROWN COLA TIN THERMOMETER. Rectangular thermometer with original intact thermometer tube. Circa late 1940s. SIZE: 9-3/4″ w x 25” h. CONDITION: Very good with a few light scattered surface scuffs. 1-5762 PF (125-250)

MOXIE TIN SIGN. Two-sided painted steel flange sign which reads “Drink Moxie” on each side. SIZE: 18″ w x 9″ h. CONDITION: Appears to be NEW OLD STOCK. but has had some color touch up to the lettering and red field otherwise in very good condition. 1-4750 PF (200-300)

MOXIE TIN DIE CUT SIGN. Round diecut tin sign with illustration of Victorian girl sipping a glass of Moxie. Circa 1910. SIZE: 6″ d. CONDITION: Some light surface discoloration and wear to the gold border. Otherwise very good. 1-5468 PF (700-900)

MOXIE CARDBOARD FAN HANGER. Two sided offset printed sign with a hole at the top from this Lowell, Mass. company. SIZE: 6″ w x 10-3/4″ h. CONDITION: One side very good to excellent while the other side exhibits some paper de-lamination and discoloration. 1-5469 PF (100-200)

ORANGE BOWL SODA DISPENSER/COOLER. Two piece dispenser consists of a large clear glass reservoir that fits on top of a round aluminum jacketed stoneware base. Reservoir bears a colorful decal from the Wolf Syrup Corp., Boston, Mass. Base is made by Steel City, Manufacturing Co., Youngstown, Ohio. SIZE: 32” h. CONDITION: Some paint loss to aluminum base, otherwise good condition with a few spots of corrosion. 1-5747 PF (200-400)

BIRELEY’S SODA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER. Countertop dispenser with a Plexiglas bowl and plastic housing. SIZE: 15” w. x 22 ½” h. x 16 ¾” d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-5605 PF (400-600)

BROWNIE SODA CARDBOARD SIGN. Elf character used to promote their brand of chocolate soda. MCA Sign Co., Massillon, OH. SIZE: 20-1/2″ w x 59″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; scattered surface scrapes, scratches and soiling. 1-5503 PF (300-500)

SIMPSON SPRING BEVERAGES TIN SIGN. Monumental embossed tin sign that reads “Ask For Simpson Spring Beverages”. Sign is in original wood frame and appears to be NEW OLD STOCK. SIZE: 108” l x 16” h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-4749 PF (400-600)

PEVELY MILK PORCELAIN SIGN. Transfer printed image of animated baby with bottle is a sure attention getter for this dairy’s sign, captioned “Baby First…Best Milk”. A rare sign from the American Valve & Enameling Corp. Indianapolis, IND, circa 1930s. SIZE: 17″ w x 26″. CONDITION: Very good condition with chips to most of the mounting grommets. The field retains a nice clean glossy finish. 1-5558 PF (1,250-2,500)

DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR PORCELAIN SIGN. Two-sided flange sign with cream separator graphics set against a white background. SIZE: 18″ w x 26-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent, retaining nice surface gloss and only a few small chips at bottom edge. 1-5581 (1,750-2,250)

LOT OF TWO TIN ADVERTISING ITEMS. 1) Tin De Laval cream separator die cut tin calf. 2) Sharple’s cream separator pot scraper. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good; pot scraper appears to have light burn mark to center. 1-5475 PF (150-250)

JOHN P. SQUIRE TIN PIG SIGN. Oval version of this sign featuring their trademark pig with human eyes against a blue background. SIZE: 14-1/2″ w x 18-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Generally good with a horizontal band of pitting across the pigs nose; some dings, dents and rust to the perimeter. 1-5471 PF (400-600)

PLANTERS PEANUT STORE SHELF DISPLAY. Eye catching woman in yellow dress, die cut cardboard peanut display is designed to sit at the edge of a shelf. Lithographed by Ketterlinus, New York, circa 1938. SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 25″ h x 5″ d. CONDITION: Overall very good condition with strong color; there is a crease to the neck that slightly breaks through the paper surface in the front. 1-5507 PF (1,000-2,000)

BORDEN’S CONDENSED MILK SIGN. Adorable little girl reminds us not to forget bringing home some “Eagle Brand Condensed Milk” SIZE: Image 10″ w x 13-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5575 PF (100-150)

HOODS MILK “CHALKBOARD” TIN SIGN. Tin on cardboard sign with permanently painted lettering in the chalkboard area. SIZE: 16″ w x 23-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Aside from the permanent lettering, the sign has some soft creases, scattered scuffs and scratches. 1-5556 PF (150-250)

TETLEY’S TEAS TIN SIGN. Attractive Victorian woman in a blue dress relaxing in a wicker parlor setting enjoying a cup of tea. Copyright 1908 by Joseph Tetley & Co. SIZE: 13-1/4″ w x 19″ h. CONDITION: Slightly faded; nail hole to top edge; dull surface with some scattered blemishes would probably be enhanced with a wax finish. 1-5473 PF (400-600)

KING’S CANDIES PORCELAIN SIGN. Porcelain and transfer printed image of a box of chocolates captioned “For American Queens”. Scarce early sign Circa 1910. SIZE: 16″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Good condition with scattered edge chips and light to moderate surface scratches. 1-5567 PF (750-1,250)

RUSSELL’S CHOCOLATES TIN SIGN. Curled corner sign from this Cambridge, Mass confectioner with an embossed portrait of a beguiling blond beauty wearing a feather boa. Copyright 1907 by the Meek Company. SIZE: 14-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good condition with a few soft creases and a few corrosion spots to the curled corners. Dry painted surface has fine overall crazing. 1-5573 PF (250-350)

MANDEVILLE & KING SEED COMPANY LITHOGRAPH. Illustration of Dutch girl watering flowers set against a windmill landscape used to promote their “Superior Flower Seeds”. Retains top and bottom metal bands. Karle Litho Co., Rochester, NY. SIZE: 16-1/2″ w x 25-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Minor fraying at some edges; shadow box framed. 1-5545 (1,750-2,250)

INTERNATIONAL STOCK FOOD THERMOMETER. Seldom found oversized wooden thermometer featuring colorful livestock illustrations. Manufactured by the T.B. Thermometer Co., Rochester, NY. SIZE: 8-3/4″ w x 47″ h. CONDITION: Generally good; wear to temperature numbers and the lower illustration. Glass thermometer tube appears in tact but not reading correctly. Zinc tube clamps need replacement; wood chip bottom edge. 1-5394 PF (1,500-2,500)

DR. CHASE’S NERVE FOOD PORCELAIN THERMOMETER. Early thermometer promoting Dr. Chase’s “Syrup of Linseed and Turpentine”, “Ointment” and “Kidney Liver Pills”. Original intact thermometer tube. SIZE: 8″ w x 39″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; porcelain chips at bottom; repaired chip to top mounting hole and a few surface scuffs. 1-5566 PF (400-600)

SPARKS’ MEDICINE COMPANY CERAMIC TRAY. Tray bears an illustration of Mrs. Grover Cleveland as a testimonial for this kidney and liver disease remedy. Manufactured by Robt. H. Payne Porcelain Show Cards, Camden, NJ. SIZE: 11″ w x 16-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Moderate crazing to the glaze typical to this piece. Otherwise very good condition. 1-5396 PF (400-600)

CENTLIVRE TONIC CARDBOARD SIGN. This Fort Wayne, Indiana brewing Co. likely manufactured this extract of malt and hops during the early years of Prohibition. SIZE: Image 21-1/2″ w x 12″ h. CONDITION: Very good with small water stain to bottom margin. 1-5572 PF (75-125)

LOT OF TWO AYER’S SARSAPARILLA DIE CUTS. Two different versions of die cuts for this Lowell, Mass. based company. Each features a husband and wife in testimonials for the myriad ailments which this product provides relief. SIZE: 8″ w x 11″ h and 7″ w x 12″ h. CONDITION: Both have scrapbook residue on the reverse; otherwise in very good to excellent condition. 1-5474 PF (100-200)

BUDWEISER GIRL CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH. Attractive young siren in a long sleeved red dress adorns this advertisement for Anheuser-Busch Brewing Ass’n., St. Louis. Litho by Kaufmann & Strauss Co., NY circa 1907. Original marked oak frame with intact gilt decorations. SIZE: 23″ w x 38-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Overall very good condition. Light watermarks notably at the right side and bottom margin with some extremely light scattered spotting. 1-5538 (2,250-2,750)

SCHLITZ BEER TIN CHARGER. Early lithographed sign depicting well attired motorists pausing for some refreshment while repairs are being made to their touring car. Chas. W. Shonk. Co. Litho., Chicago. SIZE 24″ diameter. CONDITION: Has some light surface scratches and a small spot of corrosion at the bottom edge but otherwise in very good condition. 1-5561 PF (750-1,250)

WALTER BROS BREWING CO. PORCELAIN SIGN. Colorful convex sign for their “Gold Label Beer” from this Manasha Wisconsin brewery. Burdick Enamel Co., Chicago. SIZE: 18″ diameter. CONDITION: Chip to right side otherwise in very good condition. 1-5576 PF (500-700)

GOLD SEAL WINE TIN SIGN. Image of Colonial era attired gent holding a glass of wine. Chas. W. Shonk Co. Litho Chicago. SIZE: Image 10-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with a few scratches and several spots of surface pitting. 1-4947 PF (300-500)

LORILLARD’S REBECCA TOBACCO LITHOGRAPH. Early roll-down paper sign for Rebecca plug tobacco with illustration of young woman against a yellow daisy background. Mayer, Merkel & Ottmann, Lith., New York. SIZE: Image 13-1/2″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: An ever so slight fade otherwise near excellent condition. 1-5544 PF (600-900)

RIGBY’S INDIANOLA CIGAR SIGN. Early stone lithographed paper advertisement which features an attractive young girl in a green dress with a rose corsage. SIZE: Image size in frame is 14-1/2″ w x 19” h. CONDITION: Lithograph shows a few areas of extract bleeding from previous wood backer boards; otherwise in near excellent condition. 1-5547 PF (300-500)

RED BELT CIGAR SIGN. Stone lithographed image of a young beauty in a red dress with her parasol and ostrich plumed hat for the Minty Cigar Co., Battle Creek, Mich. Copyright by Parker-Brawner Co., Washington D.C. SIZE: Image 14-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with one horizontal roll crease at bottom. 1-5548 (1,750-2,250)

PRUNE NUGGET TOBACCO PAPER SIGN. Early paper on cloth chromolithograph of fashionably attired Victorian woman filling her basket with fruits of her garden labors. Printed by the Shober & Carqueville Litho Company, Chicago for the Weissinger & Bate Tobacco Company, Louisville, Kentucky. SIZE: 14-1/2″ w x 29-1/2″ h with original metal hanging strips. CONDITION: Excellent. 1-5542 (1,750-2,250)

MAYO’S TOBACCO BAIRD CLOCK. Circa 1893 advertising clock from this Plattsburgh, New York maker to promote Mayo’s smoking and chewing tobaccos. SIZE: 18” w x 30” h. CONDITION: Very good original condition. Lettering shows nice age toning to original paint. Appears to be original finish to wood case which is moderately worn. Paper dial has a spot where varnish has been removed. Includes pendulum weight, key and fragments of original label. A very nice example. 1-5398 PF (2,000-3,000)

JOLLY TAR PASTIME BAIRD CLOCK. Figure eight clock from this Louisville, KY company with papier mache advertising bezels promoting their lines of “Jolly Tar, Pastime, Old Honesty, Plank Road, Boot Jack, and Five Bros” tobaccos. This version has a painted black and white color scheme with red lettering. Includes pendulum weight, key, and original label. Manufactured by the Baird Clock Co., Plattsburg, New York. SIZE: 18” w x 30” h. CONDITION: Bezels in good condition; paint has a moderately alligatored appearance with some chipping and wear. Paper clock face shows some spotting and soiling. R.O.G. to bottom shows some paint loss and flaking. 1-5397 PF (400-800)

WEYMAN & BRO’S R.O.G. COPENHAGEN SNUFF SIGN FROM PITTSBURGH, PA. A rare hand lettered trade sign from this Pittsburgh, PA. Company circa 1880s. Sign features a black and white paper engraving of an early 1800s European town square that illustrates a line from a poem by Goethe. The engraving is mounted to the back of the glass and flanked by gilt and silver R.O.G. graphics. Sign was recently discovered in the attic of an old Ohio hardware store. SIZE: 23-1/2″ w x 33-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good condition and displays well in its period frame. 8-76131 PF (4,000-6,000)

PLAYER’S NAVY TOBACCO PORCELAIN SIGN. Two-sided flange with a colorful porcelain and transfer printed image of an English sailor in uniform. SIZE: 15″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; most of porcelain missing at the flange but the sides display well. Light chips and some metal loss to most edges; overall light surface scuffing. 1-5563 PF (600-900)

VELVET SMOKING TOBACCO PORCELAIN SIGN. This version has the transfer printed tobacco tin in an ashtray. SIZE: 39″ w x 12″ h. CONDITION: Good with several chips and moderate surface scuffs. 1-5583 PF (200-400)

BLACKSTONE CIGAR PORCELAIN SIGN. Waitt & Bond embossed cigar sign. SIZE: 35-1/2″ w x 12” h. CONDITION: Fair to good; chips and loss of metal to perimeter edges; some staining. 1-5751 PF (50-75)

RED MAN TOBACCO PORCELAIN SIGN. Scarce sign with a Red Man chewing tobacco package pierced by an arrow, set against a yellow background. SIZE: 22″ w x 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good; some porcelain loss to bottom and where lower right corner is slightly bent. 1-5568 PF (400-600)

PIEDMONT CIGARETTE TIN SIGN. Illustration captioned “Washington’s Return to Mount Vernon” after the painting by Percy Moran. Copyright 1916 Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co., NY. SIZE: 26-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; sign displays a pattern of fine pitting under magnification but which from a distance has the look of a worn canvas. 1-5549 PF (200-300)

FRAMED MURAD AD. Modern reproduction of an earlier Murad Cigarette ad featuring a lively auto race with a vignette of a pack of Murad cigarettes in the corner at the unbelievable price of “10 for 15 cents!” SIZE: Sight: 12 1/2” w. x 8 1/4” h. CONDITION: Slight water staining to bottom left corner and small area of tape lifting to “Vanderbilt Car Race” in lower left. 1-5574 AT (30-50)

LITTLE BOY CIGAR CUTTER. Place tip of cigar in boys mouth, pull arms back and mouth cuts tip off cigar. SIZE: 4 1/2” l x 4 1/2” h. CONDITION: Only traces of old paint remain, otherwise good condition. 1-5880 MC (300-400)

DU PONT POWDERS POSTER. Textured paper sign with illustration by Edmund Osthaus of a retriever with duck in mouth. Copyright 1904 by E.I. Du Pont Company. SIZE: 20″ w x 29-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Poster has had archival paper restoration to reverse left and right margins with in-painting to image area. Balance of image in very good condition. 1-5273 PF (1,000-2,000)

DU PONT TRAP SHOOTING LITHOGRAPH. Rare poster depicting a trap shooting competition featuring ‘alluring’ lady contestant captioned “The Sport Alluring – Shooting Off A Tie” Spectators are dressed in fashionable attire with a prestigious clubhouse shown in the background. The poster was unusual for its time by showing a woman competing successfully with men. The poster reads “The winning scores in trap shooting are made with Du Pont smokeless shotgun powders”. SIZE: 17-1/2″ w x 20-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with a few light roll creases across the top. Retains both top and bottom bands. 1-5272 PF (3,500-4,500)

BALLISTITE AND EMPIRE SHOTGUN POWDERS LITHOGRAPH. Off-set printed image of huntress holding a double barrel shotgun and her catch. Copyright 1910 by Noble’s Explosives Co., Ltd. SIZE: 13-3/4″ w x 26-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent and retains original top and bottom metal bands. 1-4983 PF (1,000-2,000)

1910 NATIONAL POWDER COMPANY CALENDAR TOP. Textured paper, stone lithographed illustration of an engaging young brunette to promote their “National Dynamite” brand from the mfg. of gunpowder and explosives. Retains a fragment of the original 1910 date pad. SIZE: 17″ w x 22-3/4″ h.. CONDITION: Very good condition with original metal bands. 1-4980-2 PF (500-1,000)

DU PONT “INFALLIBLE” SHOTGUN POWDER POSTER. Stone lithograph illustration on textured paper of a pair of mallards in a marsh setting for their “Infallible” brand of smokeless and waterproof shotgun powder. SIZE: 20″ w x 26″ h. CONDITION: Left margin has been repaired with textured paper and color matched, otherwise good condition and displays well. 1-4984 PF (1,000-2,000)

DU PONT BALLISTITE GUNPOWDER POSTER. Stone lithographed image of green wing teal alighting from a marsh. Lithographed by The Sackett & Wilhelms Co., NY circa 1913. SIZE: 20″ w x 30″ h. CONDITION: Generally good with some water staining to margins and a few horizontal roll creases. Retains top and bottom metal bands. 1-4985 PF (1,500-2,500)

HERCULES POWDER CO. GUNPOWDER LITHOGRAPH. Lynn Bogue Hunt illustration of a pair of Chinese pheasants set against a Fall foliage background is used to advertise this Wilmington, Delaware companies “Infallible” and “E.C.” brands of shotgun powder. SIZE: 18″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Water stains to the left and bottom margins otherwise very good condition. 1-4977 PF (1,000-1,500)

DU PONT “E.C.” AND “SCHULTZE” SHOTGUN SHELL LITHOGRAPH. Off-set printed illustration by Lynn Bogue Hunt of a flock of Brant ducks captioned “Get your shot out there”. Copyright 1909 by E.I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder Company. SIZE: 17″ w x 25″ h. CONDITION: Some restoration to top left corner otherwise very good condition. Retains both metal bands, bottom band applied somewhat diagonally. 1-4979 PF (1,000-1,500)

DU PONT POWDER POSTER. Great poster for “Smokeless Shotgun Powder” captioned “The end of a good day”, copyright 1910. SIZE: 18″ w x 27″ h. CONDITION: Displays nicely but has had some professional restoration to bottom edge and a few margin spots. 1-4981-1 PF (500-1,000)

1910 NATIONAL POWDER COMPANY CALENDAR TOP. Textured paper, stone lithographed illustration of an engaging young brunette to promote their “National Dynamite” brand from the mfg. of gunpowder and explosives. SIZE: 17″ w x 22-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Exhibits one well camouflaged repaired tear, otherwise in very good condition with original metal bands. 1-4980-1 PF (500-1,000)

DU PONT POWDER CALENDAR TOP. 1911 Du Pont Explosives calendar top of 2 hunters peering out a cabin window and their bird dog, illustrated by Edmund Osthaus. SIZE: 15″ w x 22″. CONDITION: Displays nicely but has had some professional restoration to bottom edge and a few margin spots. 1-4981-2 PF (500-1,000)

DU PONT EXPLOSIVES 1908 CALENDAR. Illustration of the English setter “Joe Cumming” by the artist Edmund Osthaus graces the top of the this calendar for the E.I. Du Pont De Nemours Powder Co. SIZE: 20″ w x 30″ h. CONDITION: Displays well but has had in-painting to some margins; some horizontal role creasing mostly to the top and bottom sides. 1-4978 PF (700-800)

DU PONT RED CROSS DYNAMITE POSTER. Off set printed images showing the before and after application of dynamite for agricultural purposes. Images contrast a tree stump logged wood lot later viewed as a cotton field with farm workers. Lithograph by the American Colortype Co., NY. SIZE: 19″ w x 30″ h. CONDITION: Light water stain to the cotton field otherwise very good condition with both metal bands. 1-4982 PF (800-1,000)

REMINGTON CUTLERY TIN STORE DISPLAY. Display consists of a larger than life Remington U.M.C. pocket knife lithographed on a hinged lid that lifts up to reveal a shallow storage compartment. Lithographed by the H.D. Beach Co. Coshocton, OH. SIZE: Closed 32″ w x 7-1/2″ h. CONDITION: The lithographed pocket knife lid is in very good condition with nice surface sheen. 1-5736 PF (1,200-1,600)

WALES-GOODYEAR RUBBERS CARDBOARD SIGN. Stone lithographed folding 3-panel store display with wonderful illustration of fashionably attired attractive co-eds in a snow blanketed cityscape. Nicely displayed in period quarter-sawn oak frame. American Lithographic Co. 1906. SIZE: Image 30″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with a few areas of color touch up to surface punctures and creases. 1-5539 (2,750-3,250)

BRADLEY & METCALF SHOE SIGN. Whimsical graphic of Father Time driving a chariot constructed in the shape of a large boot. SIZE: 18″ w x 27″ h. CONDITION: Extensive in-painting to chips around the perimeter edges otherwise good condition. 1-5582 PF (350-550)

PATRIOT SHOE TIN SIGN. Fabulous image depicting Prescott at the Battle of Bunker Hill is used in this advertisement for Star Brand Shoes. Issued by the Roberts, Johnson & Rand Shoe Co., St. Louis. Imagery includes attacking Colonial militia men and approaching British infantry with warships and cannon fire on the horizon. Lithographed by the Meek Co., Coshocton, OH. SIZE: 18″ w x 26″ h. CONDITION: Very good; soft crease to top of the sign and top left corner, with a few scattered non-offensive surface blemishes. 1-5557 PF (2,000-3,000)

WALK-OVER SHOES TIN SIGN. Impressive two-sided lithographed steel flange with graphic images of a man and woman atop pedestals to promote their respective footwear. Chas. W. Shonk Co., Litho Chicago. SIZE: 17″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with a few scattered surface scuffs and scratches, has had a little professional restoration on both sides. 1-5560 (2,750-3,250)

WALK-OVER SHOES TIN SIGN. Lithographed steel two-sided flange with images of a formally attired gent on each side. Shonk Works, Litho., Chicago. SIZE: 13-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with a few scattered spots of corrosion and paint chips. 1-5559 (1,750-2,250)

DUCK HEAD OVERALLS PORCELAIN SIGN. Curved corner porcelain sign with a green ducks head trademark logo includes original mountain brackets. Manufactured by Ingram-Richardson, Beaver Falls, PA. SIZE: 14″ w x 12″ h. CONDITION: Has had a professional chip repair to top right corner otherwise very good condition. 1-5565 (2,750-3,250)

O.A. SYLVESTRE PAPER SIGN. Stone lithographed sign with top and bottom metal bands that appears to have been a calendar top. Colorful interior illustration of a little girl’s birthday celebration from this Gardner, Mass. Merchant. SIZE: Image in frame 15” w x 20” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; two punctures at bottom from former calendar pad staples, otherwise very clean. 1-5546 PF (300-500)

DIAMOND DYES “BALLOON” DISPLAY CABINET. Oak cabinet with interior storage dividers and colorful embossed front tin panel of children playing with a balloon. Reverse cabinet door features a printed cardboard panel with related consumer dye information. Wells & Richardson Co., Burlington, VT., circa 1908. SIZE: 15″ w x 24″ h x 8-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Embossed tin illustration in very good condition with a few non-offensive scattered scuffs and nicks. Wood cabinet retains original worn finish but in very good condition; missing a few interior dividers. 1-4744 PF (800-1,200)

DIAMOND DYES “BALLOON” CABINET. Store display cabinet with embossed front tin door panel. SIZE: 14” w x 24” h x 8” d. CONDITION: Poor; missing top and sides; tin panel in poor condition. 1-5742 PF (100-300)

CLARK’S O.N.T. REVOLVING SPOOL CABINET. Tough to find spool cabinet with tambour doors on two sides concealing 3 shelves of spool thread. Opposite sides each have seven glass column thread displays terminating in an hinged access door at the bottom. Black and gilt lettered stenciling on all fours sides. Cabinet spins on turntable base. SIZE: 20-1/4″ w x 23” h x 16 d. CONDITION: Very good with nice original wood finish and all labels intact. 1-5782 PF (1,500-2,000)

MERRICK’S ROUND SPOOL CABINET. Round oak table top cabinet with a curved tambour door and curved glass paneled, reverse painted “Merrick’s Six Cord Soft Finish Spool Cotton”. Brass tag bears patent date July 20, 1897. SIZE: 18” d x 20” h. CONDITION: Very good with refinished wood surfaces. 1-5771 PF (2,000-3,000)

CLARKS’ SEVEN DRAWER RIBBON CABINET. Maple cabinet with walnut top featuring a pair of mirror paneled sides. Four large drawers have finger pulls while the three narrower drawers have their original ring pulls. Gilt stenciling to cabinet front may not be as old as the cabinet. SIZE: 20” w x 36” h x 20” d. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-5770 PF (600-900)

CLARKS’ O.N.T. SIX DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Walnut cabinet with paneled back and sides. Drawer fronts feature R.O.G. gold foil and black lettered glass inserts and original Eastlake styled copper poles. SIZE: 25” w x 22-1/2″ h x 19-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Very good with refinished cabinet; slight loss to black lettering on drawer fronts. 1-5779 PF (1,000-1,500)

CLARKS’ O.N.T. SIX DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Possibly cherry or birch in a red finish with paneled back and sides. Eastlake styled drawer fronts have R.O.G. gold foil and black lettering glass inserts and original brass pulls. SIZE 26” w x 23” h x 20” d. CONDITION: top has been refinished but all four sides appear to retain their original finish. Some flaking to one glass drawer front, otherwise cabinet is in very good condition. 1-5780 PF (1,000-1,500)

J. & P. COATS SIX DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Walnut cabinet with paneled sides and Eastlake styled drawer fronts with original pulls. Back panel features spool graphic with lettering removed from side panels. SIZE: 24” w x 20-1/2″ h x 17” d. CONDITION: Very good; refinished cabinet; original drawer front inserts with restored lettering. 1-5773 PF (300-500)

J. & P. COATS’ FOUR DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Oak cabinet features original gold and black stenciled wood drawer fronts with original pulls. Back panel graphic is labeled “ J&P Coats’ Best Six Cord”. Rests atop treadle operated sewing table. SIZE: (Cabinet only) 21” w x 15-1/2″ h x 15” d. CONDITION: Very good original finish; drawer front stencils worn in spots. 1-5775 PF (400-600)

J. & P. COATS SIX DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Walnut cabinet with paneled sides and Eastlake styled drawer fronts and original pulls. Back panel advertises “J&P Coats Best Six Cord Spool Cotton”. SIZE: 24” w x 20-1/2″ h x 17” d. CONDITION: Good to very good; nicely refinished cabinet; original drawer front inserts possibly replaced with reproduction signage; one drawer trim missing. 1-5774 PF (550-750)

WILLIMANTIC FOUR DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Walnut cabinet with original side panel decals, drawer fronts have reproduction labels and wood knobs. SIZE: 24-1/2″ w x 13-1/2″ h x 14-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Cabinet has been refinished and is in very good condition. 1-5772 PF (300-500)

J. & P. COATS’ FIVE DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. Oak cabinet with four glass front drawers and one wood drawer “J&P Coats’ Fast Colors”. Sides and back labeled “J & P Coats’ Cottons Are The Best”. SIZE 18-1/2″ w x13-1/2″ h x 19” d. CONDITION: Very good with original finish; a few scuffs and some oxidation to metal drawer front parts. 1-5777 PF (300-500)

CLARK’S FIVE DRAWER O.N.T SPOOL CABINET. Oak cabinet with four glass front drawers and one wood drawer labeled Clark’s O.N.T. embroidery. Side panels feature “Clark Cottons” graphics. SIZE: 18-1/2″ w x 13-1/2″ h x 19” d. CONDITION: Very good; refinished cabinet with some wear to top drawer decal. 1-5776 PF (300-500)

J. & P. COATS LTD. TWO DRAWER SPOOL CABINET. English version of Coats’ walnut cabinet with top and back panel decals “J&P Sewing Cotton”. SIZE: 22” w x 6-1/2″ h x 11” d. CONDITION: Good to very good; light scratching to top and drawer fronts with white porcelain drawer pulls. 1-5778 (150-250)

FLOOR STANDING SILVERWARE/JEWELRY CABINET. Circa 1920s heavy walnut cabinet with burl veneer hinged front doors that conceal six sliding velvet lined drawers. Cabinet also features a lower drawer with cast brass pulls and slide out velvet line tray. Interior decal reads “Holland’s Stores-Englewood”. SIZE: 18” w x 44” h x 18” d. CONDITION: Very good with nice original finish and original key. 1-5781 PF (200-400)

SENSATIONAL GERMAN SILVER CURVED GLASS CORNER SHOWCASE. A most unusual configuration for a countertop showcase. 3-piece curved glass showcase that rounds a corner. All glass is in tact and is without damage. Included with this case is an original bill from L. Paulle Co., maker of showcases and store fixtures, dated 1909. SIZE: Approx. 42” x 37” x 25” d. x CONDITION: Very fine overall, some wear to silver. 1-5892 JL (1,200-1,500)

TIN LITHO ADVERTISEMENT FOR OVERHOLT WHISKEY. This terrific image titled, “IT’S OLD OVERHOLT”. A very graphic scene depicting an upland bird hunter with birddog and shotgun, extending a bottle of Old Overholt to the straw-bonneted, bewhiskered farmer who was obviously about to drive him off his land. Framed in the original gold frame with molded oak leaf and acorn design. SIZE: (incl. frame) 37”w x 27-3/4”h. CONDITION: Colors are bright and strong. There is a nail hole in the top center of the tin sign in the ‘forest’ and a few scattered dribbles of flat cream-colored paint, together with a few minor imperfections. A very attractive sign! 1-5954 (2,000-2,500)

GREAT COLORFUL LITHO HANOVER INSURANCE PAPER SIGN. This great 19th Century sign advertising Hanover Fire Insurance Company with a liberty figure holding a pole and cap and another figure of justice with her scales and sword. The Hanover trademark surmounted by a fantastic 19th century spread-winged eagle w/ shield. Below, “NEW YORK CASH ASSETS OVER $1 MILLION DOLLARS. I. RENSEN LANE SECRETARY BENJ. S. WOLCOTT PRESIDENT.” Then beneath the sign, “THE MAJOR AND KNAPP ENG. MFG. IN LITHO. CO., 56 & 58 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK”. Matted and framed in a beautiful contemporary mahogany molded frame. SIZE: (incl. frame) 25-1/2”w x 31”h; (image only) 18-1/2”w x 23-1/2”h. CONDITION: colors are beautiful and bright. There is a slight, almost invisible stain in the margin near the top. A terrific early patriotic insurance sign! 1-5955 (1,500-2,000)

RARE EARLY PAPER ADV FOR MOUNT VERNON GOLD DUST FINE CUT TOBACCO. This magnificent patriotic lithograph depicts George Washington and his family at Mount Vernon with white stallion on front lawn being attended by young black man. The text beneath this colorful litho reads, “MANUFACUTRED BY HEINSOHN, ALLEN & COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY”. In fine print beneath the image, “LITHO. OF MAJOR & KNAPP, 449 BROADWAY, NEW YORK”. Framed in an old molded black, gilt-lined frame. SIZE: (frame included) 24-1/4”w x 20”h. CONDITION: Appears to have a teeny repaired spot in upper right (next to the margin), otherwise appears fine. A wonderful and rare 19th century litho advertisement! 1-5952 (1,500-2,500)

LARGE PAPER LITHO FACTORY SCENE FOR JOHN GUND BREWING COMPANY. This colorful lithograph paper depicts a huge brick plant for producing the Gund beer. Titled below, “JOHN GUND BREWING COMPANY, LACROSSE, WISCONSIN, USA. ESTABLISHED 1854, INCORPORATED 1880, ERECTED 1898, ANNUAL CAPACITY 500,000 BARRELS. ELECTRIC POWERED TRANSMISSION THROUGHOUT”. Outside of the factory with much activity, including locomotives, horse-drawn beer wagons, coal wagons, trolley cars and horse and carriages. Framed in the original old dark oak, gilt lined frame. SIZE: (incl. frame) 49”w x 34-3/4”h. CONDITION: Small loss of paper in the upper center border (at the top). Also various water stains and soiling scattered throughout the sign. Frame generally good but with some imperfections. 1-5937 (750-1,250)

SCARCE WALKER GENERAL STORE OAK SPICE & DRY GOODS COUNTER. This multi-drawer, compartmentalized tall oak cabinet with four large mirror-front drawers below (marked beans, flour, sugar and rice). Above are six smaller swing-down compartments for allspice, white pepper, ginger, mustard and cayenne. Above the third tier with six open compartments which may have been for holding cloth or paper various sized sacks for putting goods in. This is a hard-to-find country store display in nice golden oak. Three of the cast metal handles below marked, “WALKER BIN COMPANY, PENN YAN, NEW YORK”. One handle probably an old replacement. The upper level drawers with cast brass handles, four of which have raised letters, “W.B. CO.”, the other two handles are probably old period replacements. Sides are solid flat but fronts of drawers are molded. SIZE: 74-1/2” w x 54” h (not including wheels on bottom) x 23” d (at deepest point at base and top 18” d). CONDITION: Wood may have been refinished a long time ago. One front panel on large door with veneer rippling a little and molding on one of the smaller drawers slightly different from the rest. A hard to find general store piece! 1-5935 (2,750-3,750)

RED GOOSE SHOE LIGHT-UP SIGN. Colorful metal framed rectangular shadowbox sign with red and yellow painted glass front featuring trademark goose. SIZE: 18” h. x 12” w. CONDITION: Generally good to very good. 1-5936 (375-575)

PORCELAIN DIE-CUT, WALL MOUNTED DOUBLE-SIDED SIGN FOR GOODRICH RUBBER FOOTWEAR. A great old porcelain sign advertising boots with a red “G” within a wreath of leaves, all on a deep blue background. This is a nice old double-sided porcelain sign! SIZE: 23”l x 19”h. CONDITION: Chipping all along the outer edge of the sign. The interior portion of the sign essentially excellent with the exception of a minor chip. The entire edge with chips on either side and rusting on the edge. Also, the wall-mounted flange has chips and rust erosion on the edge. 1-5956 (650-750)

PORCELAIN DE LAVAL SIGN. Yellow letters on blue background, “WE USE THE DE LAVAL CREAM SEPARATOR”. Single-sided sign. SIZE: 16”l x 12”h. CONDITION: A couple of chips along the border, otherwise generally good. 1-5939 (300-400)

COLLECTION OF FIVE DE LAVAL ADVERTISING COWS AND FIVE CALVES. Each with De Laval advertising on the side. Of different colors; one set (both cow and calf) have two sets of fold-out legs allowing them to stand, the remaining sets with flat four legs. Also includes one De Laval envelope. SIZE: (Cows) 4-3/4” w, (calves) 2-1/2” w. CONDITION: Paint generally very good to excellent on all; one cow with a couple of scratches and one or two minor paint chips on the very top edge on a couple. 1-5917 (1,000-1,200)

BRIGHT PORCELAIN SIGN WITH INDIAN “OLD AMERICAN ASPHALT SHINGLES”. This advertisement with bright yellow, red and black depicts a bust of a Indian brave, “THE OLE AMERICAN”, and then beneath it, “OLD AMERICAN ASPHALT SHINGLES”. SIZE: 24”w x 18”h. CONDITION: Scattered chips on this single-sided sign, four of which are near the center (particularly around the letters “AMERICAN”). Some minor chipping along the edge, otherwise generally very good. 1-5923 (550-750)

EARLY FRAMED LITHO SIGN FOR “DR. LEONS INFANT REMEDY”. This 19th Century sign with fanciful lettering interdispersed with small cherubs is framed in an early wooden gilt-lined frame. SIZE: 13”w x 9”h. CONDITION: Overall scratches and wear on the lettering and frame show various imperfections; shows lots of age. A great old apothecary sign! 1-5953 (300-500)

CAST IRON ADVERTISING PIECE FOR CHICAGO PNEUMATIC TOOL COMPANY. Banner-shaped iron sign with heavy embossed relief letters, slightly rounded on back. SIZE: 34” l x 3-3/4” w. CONDITION: Overall rusted surface front and back; structurally good. 1-5933 (200-350)

RARE AND OUTRAGEOUS LITHO PAPER ADV FOR HAISH’S BARBED STEEL FENCE WIRE. Dated 1881, this fabulous and extremely rare old lithography for barbed wire fence depicts a red-jacketed and hatted, pipe-smoking rider astride a huge rooster with barbed-wire feet. Various vignettes depict ships and locomotives delivering wire, buffalo, someone mending the fence, wagon trains, etc. Much text including a balloon from the rider reading, “AIN’T I A DAISY, THE COCK OF THE WALK, JUST NOTICE MY SPURS ON BOTH WIRES WALK. JUST MEASURE MY GAIT, A 16’ STRIDE. I’M THE S. BARBED ROOSTER, THE FARMER’S PRIDE.” Jacob Haish (1826-1926) was one of the earliest manufacturers of barbed wire and patented a special shaped barbed wire. This is the only advertisement we have ever handled for barbed wire. SIZE: 20” w x 21” h. CONDITION: Was at one time glued to a surface, now creased with various losses along the edge border. Also a tear below the left roosters leg with a teeny piece of paper loss. Overall surface discolored. Now shrink-wrapped on foam core. 1-5938 (1,000-2,000)

SPECTACULAR WROUGHT METAL “LUMINAIRE” FAN & LAMP. A cast metal filigree footed base with an elaborate filigreed housing for the fan with two candleholders on either side. Electrical wiring may be replacement. Overall metal has a coppery bronze type finish. The fan head has adjustable nuts on either side to adjust the direction of the fan. Back of fan marked, “LUMINAIRE, THE CINCINNATI VICTOR COMPANY, CINCINNATI, OHIO, USA, 110 VOLT-50 CYCLES.” SIZE: 59” h x 18” w. CONDITION: Much of the copper/bronze surface still intact and generally very good. 1-5957 (1,000-2,000)

SMALL WOOD CUT OUT FISH & OYSTER TRADE SIGN. In the shape of a large salmon, litho on the front reads, “WATERFRONT FISH & OYSTER COMPANY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, 101 RAILROAD AVENUE, SEATTLE.” A neat old image! SIZE: 23” l. CONDITION: Nearly all of the original black-printed design intact with some minor wear. 1-5931 (350-550)

LITHO TIN MATCHOLDER FOR OLD HICKORY WAGONS. Bright litho front depicting green and red buckboard, “OLD HICKORY WAGONS”. Receptacle for matches beneath with japanned-type decoration on match receptacle. SIZE: 1-3/4” l x 3-1/4” w. CONDITION: Litho with print and wagon very strong with some crazing and slight discoloration. The japanned decoration on the match receptacle worn on one end and tin scratched and patinated. 1-5927 (300-450)

COLORFUL CERESOTA MATCH HOLDER. This desirable small match holder with colorful image of little boy cutting bread. “CERESOTA PRIZE BREAD FLOUR OF THE WORLD”. SIZE: 5-1/4” h. CONDITION: Lithography nearly excellent overall. Teeny bit of wear on the top band of the barrel. 1-5928 (450-650)

PLASTIC “AUNT JEMIMA” SYRUP. Colorful plastic promotional piece depicts a jovial “Aunt Jemima” in red & white. Underside impressed, “F & F HOLD AND DIE WORKS, DAYTON, OHIO, MADE IN U.S.A.” Hinged top. SIZE: 5-1/2” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-5922 (100-200)

ANTIQUE ORIGINAL “MAMMY” POTTERY STRING HOLDER. This antique figural pottery string holder with brown colored face and hands depicts large, jovial “mammy”, the back open for holding string. SIZE: 6-1/2” h. CONDITION: Generally very good. 1-5934 (300-450)

HADDON “TEETER TOTTER” AUTOMATED CLOCK. An automated clock in the shape of a small house with a window panel in the front depicting two colorful children playing on a seesaw. Clock with original electric outlet. Original instructions on the reverse. Model 15 with Hanson Synchron motor and movement. SIZE: 10-3/4” h x 7” w. CONDITION: Paint generally good; a few scattered losses, particularly on high points. When plugged in the light lights up and the clock makes a noise so I anticipate that it works, however the boy and girl didn’t “teeter totter” and may need some adjustment. 1-5915 (175-275)

RARE SALESMANS SAMPLE (POSSIBLY PATENT MODEL) HORSEDRAWN WOODEN PLOW. This 19th or early 20th century horse-drawn device depicts hand-made wooden plow with metal bottom edge. Wings on either side can be adjusted at different angles to widen the lane and throw the snow. Nicely detailed and put together with screws and wooden pegs. SIZE: 30” l x 13” w (without “wings”). CONDITION: Generally very good, nice old dark patina. There are a couple of small chips of wood missing and the two farthest outside “wings” connected to an arm by a little hinge with pins holding it together, the simple wire pin (the diameter of a paperclip) is missing on each side. 1-5941 (1,750-2,750)

LOT OF ELEVEN CEREMONIAL AXES AND BELT BUCKLES FOR WOODSMEN ORGANIZATION. These ceremonial axes each with cast aluminum or zinc head with embossed, “MWA”. The top impressed “DEMOULIN BROTHERS & COMPANY MAKERS, GREENVILLE, ILLINIOS”. Each axe head fitted with an ash shaft, a leather belt and pot metal brass colored buckle embossed, “MWA” with raised symbol of long-handled mallet and axe. Each axe fitted with leather waist belt holder and buckle. SIZE: (axe) 34” l, belts adjust for various sizes. CONDITION: The finish on most of the buckles much worn, otherwise generally good condition. 1-5930 (600-900)

CAST IRON “PIRATE” ELECTRIC CIGAR LIGHTER. Marked on reverse, “L.D. BLOCH & CO., PATENT PENDING, COPYRIGHTED 1928”. A figural pirate holding a treasure chest on which the lighter rests, complete with original electrical wiring. There is a screw receptacle on the underside, so I assume this was screwed onto the counter of a cigar shop where it could be used to light one’s cigar. SIZE: 11”h. CONDITION: Original hard plastic plug broken. Gold-toned surface worn with some minor pitting. 1-5944 (300-500)

STUDEBAKER AUTHORIZED SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN. Two-sided dealership sign with white lettering against a red and yellow background. SIZE: 42″ d. CONDITION: Light nibbling to outside edge but sign easily grades very good to excellent with nice surface gloss to both sides. 1-5738 PF (1,000-2,000)

VEEDOL MOTOR OIL PORCELAIN SIGN. Two sided tombstone shape porcelain sign. SIZE: 22” w x 28” h. CONDITION: One side very good with a couple of touched up chips; other side has lost its surface gloss but otherwise in good shape. 1-5743 PF (200-300)

AMALIE MOTOR OIL PORCELAIN SIGN AND BRACKET W/ OB. NEW OLD STOCK oval two sided sign in original shipping carton. Manufactured February 1948. SIZE: 30” w x 20” h. CONDITION: Has a couple very light scuffs, otherwise day one like gloss. Steel bracket has some loss to paint but doesn’t appear to have been mounted used. 1-5750 PF (600-900)

WEED CHAINS 1916 CALENDAR. Shadow boxed framed, roll down calendar featuring portraits of four lovely ladies to coincide with the seasons of the year. Includes original cardboard mailing tube. American Chain Co. Inc. Bridgeport, Conn. SIZE: Calendar 10″ w x 30″ h. CONDITION: Small tear at top corner otherwise very good to excellent. 1-5541 PF (1,200-1,600)

SINCLAIR PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR OIL PORCELAIN SIGN. One-sided sign in a red, green and black color combination. SIZE: 15″ w x 60″ h. CONDITION: Good-very good with some surface scuffs, blemishes, and a few chips to the edges. 1-5718 PF (300-500)

MOBIL PEGASUS DIE CUT PORCELAIN SIGN. Embossed version of their Pegasus logo circa 1940s. SIZE: 48” l. CONDITION: Good to very good; has some porcelain, at the tail, front and rear legs. 1-5741 PF (800-1,200)

JENNEY VISIBLE GAS PUMP. Impressive five gallon visible gas pump circa 1920s. Includes period hose and nozzle and comes with a three piece Jenney gasoline globe. SIZE: 97” h. CONDITION: Pump has been restored but shows a few paint chips and scratches; visible glass reservoir is cracked; Jenney globe has a cracked and re-glued base. 1-5675 PF (2,500-3,500)

PHILLIPS 66 ERIE GAS PUMP. Includes GILBARCO nozzle and hose and pump plates with reproduction globe. SIZE: 73” h. CONDITION: Nicely restored. 1-5670 PF (600-1,000)

TEXACO WAYNE MODEL 576 GAS PUMP. Circa 1925 double-sided clock face pump, serial # 2641-R. Pump includes replacement hose and nozzle and reproduction pump plates. Original one piece milk glass globe with Texaco lens inserts. SIZE: 80” h without globe. CONDITION: Professionally restored. One clock face window needs replacing. 1-5757 PF (400-600)

GULF WAYNE MODEL 70 GAS PUMP. Orange and blue color scheme with original porcelain side plates and a reproduction front plate. Includes pump handle and hose and a reproduction globe. SIZE: 91” h. with globe. CONDITION: Pump has been repainted and shows light corrosion bubbles in a few spots. 1-5758 PF (500-750)

GILBERT AND BARKER GAS PUMP. Hand crank cast iron one gallon pump manufactured by Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. Includes hose attachment with period hose and nozzle. SIZE: 54” h. CONDITION: Nicely restored. 1-5804 PF (600-900)

GILBERT AND BARKER GAS PUMP. Hand crank cast iron one gallon pump manufactured by Gilbert and Barker Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass. SIZE: 54” h. CONDITION: Nicely restored. 1-5802 PF (600-900)

ECO ISLANDER AIR PUMP. This model provided both air and water and supports a light pole above. SIZE: 57”h to top of pump. CONDITION: Nicely restored. 1-5674 PF (1,500-2,500)

ECO TIREFLATOR PUMP. Deco style air pump with chrome plated bezel and stand. SIZE: 52” h. CONDITION: Nicely restored. 1-5606 PF (400-600)

MOBILOIL LUBSTER PUMP. Has reproduction Mobiloil decals. Bears a brass equipment tag for “Bennett Model 307, Muskegon, MI.” SIZE: 10” w x 50” h x 23” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored. 1-5604 PF (300-500)

‘MOBILOIL “BB LUBSTER” PUMP. Features a compartment cover marked “Socony-Vacuum” and a brass equipment tag for “Service Station Equipment Corp., Model 307” Includes a two-sided Mobiloil “BB” porcelain Lubster sign. SIZE: 10” w x 50” h x 23” d. CONDITION: Professionally restored. 1-5603 PF (500-750)

LOT OF TWO MOTOR OIL SIGNS. 1) Wolf’s Head Motor Oil tin flange sign. Two sided sign dated January 1964. SIZE: 17” w x 22” h. CONDITION: Appears NEW OLD STOCK with one side near excellent and other side with only a handful of small blemishes. 2) Mobil Oil tin sign. Two sided sign that reads “The World’s Quality Motor Oil”. SIZE: 20” w x 11” h. CONDITION: Good to very good with some surface wear and light spotting. 1-5769-1 PF (300-500)

POLARINE PORCELAIN SIGN. Sign for their line of oil and greases for all motors. SIZE: 36” w x 12” h. CONDITION: Good with some chipping perimeter edges; slight waviness to sign surface. 1-5753 PF (200-400)

SOCONY MOTOR OIL PORCELAIN SIGN. Two sided sign which reads “Crank Case Service … Drain and Refill with Socony Motor Oil”. SIZE: 36” w x 18” h. CONDITION: Generally good with porcelain chips and some rusting to corners; one side shows a bit more surface weathering than the other. 1-5752 PF (200-300)

SOCONY AIRCRAFT OIL PORCELAIN SIGN. Early airplane graphic used by the Standard Oil Company of New York to advertise their blend of motor oil for airplanes. SIZE: 40″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Generally good with some haziness to the blue field typical of these signs. A few chips and some metal loss to the perimeter edge. 1-5228 PF (400-600)

LOT OF TWO PORCELAIN TEXACO GASOLINE SIGNS. 1) Pump sign for “Sky Chief Supreme”. Dated March 1960. SIZE: 12” w x 18” h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 2) Texaco “Fire Chief” pump sign dated March 1947. SIZE” 12” w x 18” h. CONDITION: Chip to one grommet, otherwise near excellent. 1-5769-2 PF (200-300)

OVERLAND AUTOMOBILE TIN SIGN. Embossed tin service sign for the Francis Motor Sales Co. Milford. Passaic Metal Ware Co., Passaic, NJ. SIZE: 23-1/2″ w x 11-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Has a few corrosion spots at bottom and left corner, otherwise in very good condition. 1-5765 PF (400-500)

ESSO HEATING OILS PORCELAIN SIGNS. Red, white and blue graphics with Esso logo. SIZE: 35” w x 21” h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5754 PF (200-400)

PAIR OF ETHYL GASOLINE PORCELAIN PUMP PLATES. Diminutive size signs from the Ethyl Gasoline Corporation of New York. SIZE: 7” d. CONDITION: Missing grommets, otherwise near excellent. 1-5764 PF (100-150)

LOT OF THREE MOBILE PEGASUS LICENSE PLATE SIGNS. Tin die cut signs that read “Drive Safely”. SIZE: 6-1/2″ w x 5” h. CONDITION: 1) Has faded color; 2) In good to very good condition. 1-5766 PF (100-200)

AUTOMOTIVE FUEL PUMP CABINET. Black crinkle-paint finished steel cabinet. Features hinged front doors that open to reveal storage shelving. SIZE: 16-1/2″ w x 18-1/2″ h x 16” d. CONDITION: Very good with original finish and graphics. 1-5740 PF (200-300)

PACKARD NEON CLOCK. Table top clock features a blue crinkle-paint finished aluminum housing, a red deco painted glass front and a painted tin clock face. SIZE: 21” d. CONDITION: Very good with some worn paint to housing; appears original paint and neon tube; in working condition with a replaced cord. 1-5709 PF (1,000-1,500)

PENNSYLVANIA TIRES CLOCK. Duallite wall clock with convex glass lens, plastic clock face and aluminum bezel. SIZE: 16-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Clock face cracked. Not currently working. 1-5710 PF (75-125)

MOBIL OIL GARGOYLE CARRIER WITH BOTTLES. Mobil oil “BB” brand wire carrier with tin advertising panels each side. Includes seven embossed Mobil oil diamond shaped Gargoyle bottles each with cast aluminum pouring spouts. SIZE: Carrier measures 19” w x 12” h x 10″ d. CONDITION: Generally good with some rust to surface of wire carrier. 1-5698 PF (750-1,250)

MOTOR OIL SAMPLE BOTTLES AND CARRIER. Assortment of small glass sample bottles with metal caps together with 24-section wire carrier. SIZE: 15” w x 16” h. CONDITION: Good. 1-5666 PF (100-200)

TWO SETS OF OIL BOTTLES IN WIRE CARRIERS. One set of eight includes glass quart bottles marked “Moore and Kling, Inc., Boston, Mass.” with original metal pouring spouts. The second set of eight features quart bottles marked “Huffman, Dayton, Ohio”, all with original pouring spouts. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good to very good; some rust to wire carrier. 1-5665 PF (400-600)

SOCONY MOTOR OIL QUART BOTTLE. Embossed one quart glass motor oil container and tin spout which is marked March 3, 1925. SIZE: 16” h. CONDITION: Good. 1-5699 PF (50-100)

LOT OF FOUR GLASS MOTOR OIL CONTAINERS. Includes three Sunoco motor oil quart bottles with tin spouts and 1) Shell X-100 motor oil container with cap. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good. 1-5767 PF (100-150)

HICKMAN-EBBERT WAGON CO. TIN SIGN. Young couple cultivating romantic interests “In the shade of the old apple tree” with thanks, no doubt, to the tireless performance of the Ebbert Wagon The Hickman-Ebbert Co., Owensboro, KY. Chas. W. Shonk Co. Litho., Chicago, circa 1906. SIZE: 37-1/2″ w x 25-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent; easily the cleanest example I’ve seen. Frame has been touched up but the field has only a handful of miniscule nicks hardly worth mentioning. 1-5553 (3,250-3,750)

SIDNEY ADVERTISING CLOCK. Spectacular wall hanging advertising clock manufactured by the Sidney Clock Co., Owego, New York, circa 1885. In addition to the time clock it also features a separate movement for rotating the bottom drums every five minutes, accompanied by a ringing bell. This allowed the clock to display up to 13 separate advertisements. This particular clock came directly out of the Chapman Hotel in Blenheim, NY where it hung prominently in their lobby from the 1880s until 2003. It features ROG advertisements on the front door for the Middlebury Gazette and the News Printing Office, executed with gold, glitter, and mother of pearl highlights as is much of the lettering. The paper clock face advertises A.W. Stevenson, watchmaker and the ROG top marquee advertises Sullivan & Haynes General Hardware Store. Accompanying this lot is a framed and matted collage of photos and clippings pertaining to the hotel, the clock and their history. SIZE: 28” w x 69” h x 11” d. CONDITION: The wood case retains its original untouched varnish finish with a wonderful patina. The bottom paper drums are replacements as is typical with these clocks. The ROG lettering is overall in very good to excellent condition. The paper clock face is lightly age toned and the paint has acquired an alligator texture. Some loss of black color to the lower numbers. Appears to have had two small finials at top corners, which are now missing 1-5393 PF (6,000-8,000)

NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CARDBOARD SIGN. Fabulous sign with patriotic graphics of “Lady Liberty”, the Stars & Stripes, and American eagle all symbolically portrayed on a mountaintop setting against a sunrise background. Litho by the Meek Company, Coshocton, OH. SIZE: 20” w. x 24” h. CONDITION: Very good with a few miscellaneous surface scuffs. 1-5550 PF (1,500-2,500)

FIDELITY-PHENIX FIRE INSURANCE SIGN. Two-sided lithographed steel flange from this New York company with great illustration of American eagle arising like the Phoenix from the fire. SIZE: 18″ w x 13-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Few scattered scraps and scratches to both sides but sign otherwise in good condition and displays nicely. 1-5562 PF (200-300)

PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON INSURANCE CO. TIN SIGN. Oval portrait of George Washington in original frame advertises this Providence Rhode Island insurance company SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 26-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Tin sign in good condition with a few chips to wood frame. 1-5555 PF (150-250)

CONNECTICUT FIRE INSURANCE CO. PORCELAIN SIGN. Early sign for this Hartford based insurance company. Chicago & Baltimore Enamel Co. Md. SIZE: 18″ w x 12″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with excellent surface gloss. 1-5570 PF (200-400)

SAFEGUARD INSURANCE COMPANY SIGN W/ OB. Oval vignette illustration of ferocious dog guarding a bank vault with a simulated wood grain background. SIGN: Image: 19″ w x 13″ h. CONDITION: Sign is NEW OLD STOCK. in original shipping carton but does have a subtle crease to bottom. 1-4986 PF (100-200)

AGRICULTURAL INSURANCE COMPANY SIGN. Composition 3D advertisement from this Watertown, N.Y. insurer. Features a heraldic shield flanked by Lady Liberty and Lady Justice. In its original wood display case bearing a paper that reads “Patent Relief Signs … J. Schwartz & Co., 171 First Ave, New York”. SIZE: 32-1/2″ w x 26″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 9-28009 PF (300-500)

AMERICAN SURETY CO. PORCELAIN SIGN. Sign advertises this New York company that provided surety on bonds. Reverse bears a partial Ingram-Richardson paper label. SIZE: 15″ w x 10″ h. CONDITION: Very good with a few chips to top edge; slight bow to right corner. 1-5569 PF (200-300)

HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE TIN FLANGE SIGN. Two-sided die cut sign featuring graphics of their trademark elk from this Hartford, Conn. Co. SIZE: 18″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good condition with one side somewhat cleaner then the other. Sign has scattered paint chips and a few minor scuffs with a dry surface that would probably improve with a thorough cleaning. 1-5578 PF (800-1,200)

BELL TELEPHONE PORCELAIN SIGN WITH BRACKET. Early 1895-1908 “Local and Long Distance Telephone” two-sided sign in its seldom found original wrought iron frame. Imperial Enamel Co. Ltd., Birmingham, England. SIZE: 22-1/2″ w x 23″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with traces of old paint and oxidation to frame; some discoloration and surface wear to white porcelain background. 1-5584 PF (750-1,500)

WESTERN UNION PORCELAIN SIGN. Two-sided flange sign with candlestick telephone graphics which reads: “Telephone Your Telegrams From Here”. SIZE: 13-1/2″ w x 14-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with clean glossy surfaces. 1-5571 PF (200-400)

DAVIDS & BLACK’S INK LITHOGRAPH. The earliest known dated sign. Extremely rare paper advertisement for writing ink from this New York company, circa 1847. One of only two known. SIZE: Image 12-3/4″ w x 16″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good with some light foxing, fading to the hand coloring, and some light surface soiling. 1-4973 PF (2,000-3,000)

PRANG’S CHRISTMAS & NEW YEARS CARDS LITHOGRAPH. Early stone lithograph from the Louis Prang Company of Boston, Mass. This beautiful poster features separate Christmas and New Years card samples that have been inserted under the die cut fingers of its blonde haired messenger. This rare example comes to us descended directly from Louis Prang himself through his living grandson and has been in the family since its printing. A photocopied letter of provenance is included documenting the family connection stating the ad “came to me through my grandmother, daughter of Louis Prang…[who] starting in 1875, put out the first Xmas cards in the U.S. They were so successful, the U.S. government issued a stamp in 1975 celebrating the 100th anniversary. This piece was exhibited at the Smithsonian in 1995.” IMAGE SIZE: 10 1/2” w x 27 3/4” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with some light age toning to white areas. 1-5881 PF (600-900)

INTERNATIONAL ART PUBLISHING CO. CARDBOARD SIGN. Illustration of young Colonial garbed couple which reads “Calendar, Booklets, and Christmas Cards for Sale Here”. Has had a later oak frame fastened to the original gilt wood frame creating a shadow box affect. SIZE: Image 14-1/2″ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; surface of print appears to have transferred graphite pencil writing. 1-5540 PF (125-250)

WATERMAN’S FOUNTAIN PEN DISPLAY. Creative and skillfully made contemporary shadow box display featuring an early vintage reticulated sterling silver Waterman’s pen. SIZE: 35″ w x 14″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-4826 PF (100-200)

EMPIRE PLOW CO. PORCELAIN SIGN. Two-sided sign which reads “Genuine Brown Implements & Steels”. SIZE: 24″ w x 8″ h. CONDITION: Both sides near excellent condition. 1-5564 PF (300-500)

ATLAS PAINT TIN DISPLAY. Two piece store display with lithographed image of Atlas and cherubs painting the earth. Lithographed by H.D. Beach Co., Coshocton, OH. SIZE: large sign 40-1/2″ w x 10″ h; smaller sign 34″ w x 3-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good overall condition with a few soft bends, several nail holes and scattered scuffs and scratches. 1-5579 PF (500-750)

SUN-RED EDGE SCREEN STORE DISPLAY. Heavy cardboard three-panel offset printed store display for this manufacture of porch and window screening. Lithographed by Magill-Weinsheimer Co., Chicago SIZE: 46″ w x 35″ h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 1-5551 PF (250-450)

“CHALLENGE” BRASS WINDMILL SALESROOM/SALESMAN SAMPLE. Fabulous working miniature windmill on wood base that appears to be manufactured and assembled with the precision of a fine watch. Windmill tail is hand lettered “Challenge” in red and black, with the ends of the turbine blades also painted red. All other surfaces are nicely patinated brass. The Challenge Mill Co. was founded in 1872 in Batavia, IL. This model appears to be their “Steel Windmill” which was produced between 1906-1927. SIZE: 39” h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-5395 PF (2,500-3,500)

OUTSTANDING SALESMAN SAMPLE PIANO. Exquisite miniature G. Bothurr piano with double hinged lift top, locking lid with key revealing 19 white keys and 13 black keys created with same master craftsmanship of full-sized model. Fancy carved, shaped case with carved bottom edge on four curved shaped slipper feet (with replacement pads affixed to bottom). SIZE: 23” w. x13 ½” d. x 15” h. CONDITION: Some alligatoring to top finish, otherwise near excellent with good tone. 1-4690 AT (4,000-6,000)

SALESMAN SAMPLE “REX” ONE-HOLER OAK SANITARY CLOSET. Fabulous quarter-sawn oak miniature toilet with paneled sides, a brass hinged lid and seat, and a hinged serpentine oak front door which hinges open to reveal a removable galvanized tin receptacle. Oak front door bears a transfer decal which reads “The Rex Sanitary Closet Co.… Minneapolis, Minn.”. Tin receptacle bears a paper label with directions for conversion to a chemical toilet, and advises “Always Use Toilet Paper”. SIZE: 6″ w x 7-1/2″ h x 7-3/4″. CONDITION: Overall very good to excellent condition. Appears to be all original varnished wood surfaces that show only moderate wear. Bottom of tin receptacle needs re-soldering. 1-5689 PF (2,000-5,000)

RARE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 1871 STOCK TICKER. One of the earliest patented and commercially viable inventions to spring forth from the fertile mind of Thomas A. Edison is this “Universal Ticker” for use by Wall Street. It bears the serial number 5019. The working mechanism is constructed on a heavy cast iron base which is marked “Western Union Telegraph Co.” This example comes complete with glass dome and its wood base, and is prominently displayed on a fluted wood classical column. Gordon Geeko will be green with envy. SIZE: 58″ h on pedestal base. CONDITION: It appears to be in very good condition with some paint chipping to cast iron base and complete, but as we are not quite up to speed on the nuances of electro-magnetic engineering, we’re selling the ticker as shown and can not guarantee that every nut and bolt is there. 1-5653 PF (6,000-10,000)

WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH 1871 STOCK TICKER. One of the earliest patented and commercially viable inventions to spring forth from the fertile mind of Thomas A. Edison is this “Universal Ticker” for use by Wall Street. Approximately 6,000 were manufactured and sold between 1873-1900. Those that escaped the WWII scrap drives were ordered to be destroyed by Western Union in the early 1960s. This one bears the serial number 5544 and is marked “D&H Precision Tool Co., Newark, NJ”. Bottom is ink stamped “W.U. Tel Co 42664 Inspected”. The working mechanism is constructed on heavy cast iron base, which is marked “Western Union Telegraph Co.” Gordon Geeko will be green with envy. SIZE: 8” d. CONDITION: Good condition with light surface oxidation to some metal components. Missing top metal spool that held the paper roll. Cast iron base shows light paint chipping but retains the original label and gilt pinstriping. As we are not quite up to speed on electro-magnetic engineering, we’re selling the ticker as shown and cannot guarantee that every nut and bolt is there. 1-4691 PF (5,000-7,000)

BRASS NATIONAL CANDY CASH REGISTER. Fancy register with receipt attachment on side and marble top shelf above drawer and fancy filigree design. SIZE: 17” t. x 16 ½” d. CONDITION: Generally good with a couple small imperfections. 1-5932 (800-1,000)

SCARCE AND DESIRABLE MINIATURE IRON SAFE. The wheeled iron safe with painted exterior in a deep burgundy, the combination-mounted iron front door painted with a sprig of flowers with gold pin striping around the edge. The inside divided by a wood divider into two compartments. SIZE: 16-1/2” h x 10” w x 12” d. CONDITION: Most of the paint intact with some scattered losses and wear, generally very good. 1-5918 (2,000-3,000)

STEINER ELECTRIC COFFEE GRINDER. Commercial size coffee grinder with heavy cast iron base, an aluminum hopper top and a tole decorated tin coffee receptacle. Coffee grinder retains its original dark red paint with black and mustard pinstriping. Manufacture’s plate reads “Steiner Manufacturing Co., St. Louis. MO,… patented October 21, 1913”. SIZE: 14” w x 32” h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-5756 PF (100-200)

TUFT’S AUTOMATIC CRYSTAL FOUNTAIN. From the makers of the famous Tuft’s soda fountains comes this rare Victorian perfume fountain, which was used as both novelty entertainment and an air freshener. The assembly consists of a cobalt blue glass basin and globes (also sold in cranberry) on a brass frame, all resting upon a polished white marble base. Pat. Feb. 7, 1872 by the J.W. Tufts Co., Boston, Mass. SIZE: Overall height 22” h. CONDITION: One globe has hairline where it attaches to the brass fitting; otherwise, very good-excellent. PF 1-4444 (1,500-2,000)

OPTOMETRIST FIGURAL EYEGLASSES TRADE SIGN. Great trade sign with gilt painted bronze nose piece and hanging brass chain. Clear glass lenses are reverse painted in gold and black with the words “Glasses Fitted”. SIZE: 29” w. CONDITION: Good to very good with some areas of worn paint to the nose piece and some loss to reverse lettering. 1-5392 PF (1,000-1,500)

CARPENTERS TRADE SIGN. Larger than life figural wood block plane with hanging brackets and poly-chromed wood grained surface. SIZE: 19″ w x 36″ h x 3″ d. CONDITION: Weathered surface shows some paint loss otherwise good condition. 8-76132 PF (400-600)

WEBER FLIES FIGURAL TROUT STORE SIGN. Molded hollow body composition rainbow trout embossed on each side with gilt lettered “Weber Flies”. Top has two metal eyelets which likely had this sign hanging above a display of their fishing flies. Bottom is marked “NUART Dallas, Tex”. An extremely scarce trade sign with a terrific look. SIZE: 23”l . CONDITION: Has a chip to rear tail and reattached top fin but otherwise in very good condition. 1-5256 (3,500-4,500)

DAYTON COUNTERTOP SCALE. Fancy store scale with nickel plated brass trim and beveled mirrors, with metal tag that reads “International Business Machine Co.” Dayton Scale Co. became a division of IBM in 1933 and was then sold to Hobart Mfg. Co. in 1934. SIZE: 31” h. CONDITION: All original surfaces in good condition; some surface pitting and rust at paint chips. 1-5087 PF (250-450)

ELECTRIFIED PORCELAIN BARBER POLE. Wall-mounted barber pole in a lime green and cream combination featuring a seldom seen red and white stripe porcelain body, which does not (and was never intended to) revolve. SIZE: 40” h. CONDITION: Overall good to very good with a few small chips and some mild porcelain discoloration. Replacement plastic “milk glass” globe and light socket. 1-5422 PF (600-750)

CURVED PORCELAIN BARBER SHOP SIGN. Stars and strips graphics of a trade mark barbers pole reads “Modern Service”. Bob White Sign Co., Milwaukee circa early 1930s. SIZE: 8-1/2″ w x 48″ h x 3-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Very good with a few chips predominately at mounting grommets. 1-5096 PF (300-500)

GLOBE BARBERSHOP TOWEL STEAMER. Ornate floor standing nickel plated brass dispenser which held hot towels in the barbershop. Two piece construction features a base equipped with a natural gas fitting to heat a water chamber above. Dispenser is marked “Chisholm Co., New York”. SIZE: 55″ h. CONDITION: Has had a solder repair of replacement to the bottom portion of the top steamer compartment but otherwise in very good condition. 1-5090 PF (800-1,200)

PAIR OF NOONAN BARBER STERILIZER CABINETS. Nickel plated brass bound wood cabinets with milk glass tops and clear glass side panels, used for sterilizing barber’s tools. Cases bear brass tags that read “T. Noonan & Sons Co. 38 Portland Street, Boston, Mass.”. SIZE: 13″ w x 13-1/2″ h x 8″ d. CONDITION: Both missing glass shelves; otherwise in very good condition. 1-5094 PF (300-500)

SHOESHINE STAND AND SHAVING STAND. 1) Figural horse cast shoe rest is fastened to a turned black walnut pedestal and pine base. SIZE: 19″ h. CONDITION: Horse casting pitted but retains some traces of black paint. 2) Silver plated shaving stand includes milk glass shaving cup insert and plated shaving brush. SIZE: 16″ h. CONDITION: Good. 1-5099 PF (200-400)

LOT OF STRAIGHT RAZORS AND BARBER BOTTLES. Includes: Velvet lined box of NEW OLD STOCK John Williams brand straight razors; Lucky Tiger dandruff tin, etc. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Razors show some light corrosion. Other items generally good. 1-5102 PF (100-200)

MODERN FLAT BARBER POLE SIGN. Circa 1960s this masonite ribboned trade sign by Yorkcraft Inc. depicts the trademark pole decorated “Shaving Parlor” in the top globe as well as “Hot Baths 2 Bits”, “Cupping” and “Leeching”. SIZE: 33 1/2” t. x 7” w. CONDITION: Slight edge chipping, otherwise very good. 1-5093 AT (75-150)

LOT OF TWO MILK GLASS BARBER BOTTLES. Two barbershop bottles with somewhat different embossed designs and one which features a replacement stopper which doesn’t quite fit. SIZE: 7-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Light wear to painted relief, otherwise good condition. 1-5091 PF (125-250)

A PAIR OF VICTORIAN BARBER BOTTLES. Satin glass bottles with painted decorations complete with tops. SIZE: 7″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-5095 PF (75-125)

MAINE SHAVING MUG. White ceramic mug features a map of Maine. Marked “Victoria Austria” on the bottom. SIZE: 3-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Loss to gilt pinstripe; otherwise good condition. 1-4818 PF (20-40)

LOT OF THREE CONTEMPORARY BARBER BOTTLES. Clear glass bottles with etched floral decoration. SIZE: 6″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-5092 PF (40-60)

READING BONE FERTILIZER COMPANY 1912 CALENDAR. Illustration of young girl with a yellow hair ribbon and roses promotes this Reading, PA company. SIZE: Image 14″ w x 24-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with full date pad. 1-5649 PF (100-200)

MASTELLER COAL CO. 1908 CALENDAR. Stone lithographed image of a young Shakespearean actor holding aloft banner for this Keyser, W. VA. Coal company. SIZE: Image: 14-1/2″ w x 26″ h. CONDITION: A few repaired tears with color touch up and a replacement date pad. 1-5647 PF (200-300)

YOUTHS COMPANION CALENDAR. Matted and framed 1905 calendar from this Boston, Mass magazine. SIZE: Image 20″ w x 11-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Few light creases otherwise good condition. 1-5648 PF (50-100)

WALT DISNEY MICKEY MOUSE POSTER. One sheet poster for the re-release Technicolor film “The Nifty Nineties” that originally debuted in 1941, promotes Mickey Mouse’s 25th anniversary, Copyright 1953 by RKO Radio Pictures. SIZE: Image 25-1/2″ w x 35-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Has eighth-fold creases with some slight paper loss to the center vertical fold, but presents itself well. 1-5650 PF (100-200)

APOTHECARY SHOW GLOBE WITH STAND. Apothecary window display globe with ground lid and original deco aluminum base. SIZE: 22 1/2” h. CONDITION: Globe and lid in very good condition; base shows some typical light oxidation but otherwise good. 1-5229 PF (100-300)

RCA RADIOTRON POSTER. Art deco illustration with popular celebrities of the day adorns this poster promoting their “Cunningham Radiotron” tube. Luminaries include Jack Benny, Bing Crosby, Betty Boop and Peter Lorre among others. Poster is signed “Viale 1933”. SIZE: Image 27-1/2″ w x 42-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some light role creasing at top and bottom. 1-5593 PF (2,000-4,000)

RCA RADIOTRON MAN. A large figure painted with a black coat, yellow legs, red pointy boots and composition head with a high hat which reads “RCA RADIOTRONS”. Figure also has slits in hands which held an advertising card for RCA. Figure was designed by Maxfield Parrish. SIZE: 15″ l. CONDITION: Has some crazing to shirt. Otherwise very good condition. 1-5490 MC (500-700)

GE RADIO MAN BAND LEADER. A composition band leader with a red jacket, white pants, high top hat with logo and label that says “General Electric Radio”. The character was designed by Maxfield Parrish. SIZE: 18-1/2″ l. CONDITION: Some paint flaking to nose. Some over-paint to legs and hands. Otherwise good condition. 1-5491 MC (400-800)

VICTOR PEN VENDORAMA. This ten cent mechanism ball point pen coin-op features a solid oak cabinet and comes complete full of pens. Victor Vending Corp., patented February 27, 1962. SIZE: 12” w x 16-1/2″ h x 7-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent; oak cabinet appears refinished. 1-5711 PF (100-150)

PARKER PENS FLOOR DISPLAY CASE. A glass wood and metal display case with sliding rear mirrored doors. Manufactured by the Columbus Showcase Co., Columbus, Ohio. SIZE: 32” w x 36-1/2″ h x 17-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Good; worn finish to plated metal surfaces; shelves missing. 1-5644 PF (250-450)

WEAREVER PEN AND PENCIL DISPLAY CASE. Tabletop glass display with hinged rear door for this company’s line of fountain pens and pencil sets. SIZE: 14” w x 11 1/2” h x 15” d. CONDITION: Good to very good; small chips to glass base and rear door; back door has been repainted. 1-5645 PF (300-400)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1) 1948 cardboard sign of skier on top of a cooler in original wood frame. SIZE: 36″ w x 57″ h. CONDITION: Cardboard sign fair to good with some moisture damage. Wood frame complete and in good condition. 2) 1959 cardboard sign with the McGuire sisters in original wood frame. SIZE: 37-1/2″ w x 24″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good. 3) 1946 large cardboard sign with illustration of fencer on top of a Coca-Cola cooler. SIZE: 30″ w x 50″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 1-4881 PF (300-500)

THE LOT OF NINE TIN COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1940-1960 Coke signs. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Fair-very good. 1-4885 PF (100-200)

COCA-COLA WOODEN BARREL. Ten gallon syrup keg with remnants of original paper label. SIZE: 22″ l. CONDITION: One broken metal band, otherwise good condition with weathered surface. 1-4898 PF (50-100)

COCA-COLA FOUNTAIN DISPENSER. Classic “Outboard Motor” shaped, clamp-on metal dispenser embossed on each side “Drink Coca-Cola”. Mfg. by Dole Valve Co., Chicago Circa 1950. SIZE: 18″ w x 20″ h x 10″ d. CONDITION: Very good with original paint that has random scattered scuffs and chips. 1-4894 PF (250-450)

COCA-COLA “STATE BIRDS” CARDBOARD FESTOON. Complete five piece die cut store display that reads “48 State Birds … Can You Name Yours”. Copyright 1956. SIZE: 108” l. CONDITION: Overall very good condition; two birds heads missing on center die cut; slight color fade; light foxing to several pieces. 1-4924 PF (400-600)

COCA-COLA 36” TIN BUTTON SIGN. This version of the button sign features a large Coca-Cola bottle. SIZE: 36” d. CONDITION: Very good with scattered surface scratches and paint chips. 1-5601 PF (350-550)

LOT OF NINE BOTTLE CARRIERS. 1) Circa 1950s aluminum 24 bottle carrier. 2) Pair of wood 1940s carriers. 3) Circa 1950s aluminum 12 bottle carrier. 4) Three 1950s aluminum 6 pack carriers. 5) 1950s tin 6 pack carrier. 6) 1950s vendor tin 20 bottle carrier. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Wood carriers fair to good. Metal carriers generally good to very good. 1-4912 PF (500-800)

LOT OF FIVE SODA TIN SIGNS. 1) Two sided tin sign which reads “Take Home A Case”. SIZE: 26-1/2” w x 10-1/2” h. CONDITION: Fair. 2) Dr. Pepper 1960s tin sign with large bottle. SIZE: 14” w x 48” h. CONDITION: Several long scratches and some surface rust, otherwise good. 3) 1960s Coca-Cola fishtail sign. SIZE: 18” w x 54” h. CONDITION: Fair. 4) Circa 1930s Coca-Cola tin six pack sign. SIZE: 18” w x 54” h. CONDITION: Paint loss bottom three inches; corrosion right side, rest is in good condition. 5) Circa 1955 tin sign with large Coke. SIZE: 56” w x 32” h. CONDITION: Several dents and some surface scuffs, perimeter nail holes, otherwise good condition. 1-4879 PF (300-500)

LOT OF COCA-COLA BOTTLER ADVERTISING CATALOGS, BINDERS AND BOUND MAGAZINES. Includes eight heavy binders with Coca-Cola factory issued promotional material with color illustrations for many of their posters, decals and signage from the 40s, 50s and 60s. Includes some terrific color plates for many different Coke signs including Kay Displays. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Very good. 1-4922 PF (700-900)

COCA-COLA TIN SIGN WITH BUTTON. Two piece sign featuring a Coca-Cola button sitting atop a tin bottle sign, circa 1947. SIZE: 16” w x 50” h. CONDITION: Some surface scuffs to the tin button and only a few small paint chips to the bottle portion, otherwise very good. 1-4877 PF (500-650)

LOT OF THREE COCA-COLA TIN SIGNS. 1) Circa 1964 self-framed sign “Things Go Better With Coke”. SIZE: 24” w x 24” h. CONDITION: Good with prominent surface scuffs and scrapes and corrosion to bottom. 2) Circa 1950 sign with a case of Coke reads “Take A Case Home Today”. SIZE: 19” w x 28” h. CONDITION: Good with some fading and surface pitting. 3) Circa 1960 “Fishtail” sign with a Coca-Cola bottle. SIZE: 27-1/2” w x 19-1/2” h. CONDITION: Very good with some surface scuffs. 1-4882 PF (200-400)

LOT OF FOUR LARGE CARDBOARD POSTERS. Lot includes one 1948 56” w x 27” h poster captioned “Delicious and Refreshing”. Also included are three 57” w x 27” h posters with image of two young ladies and prospective beau captioned “Hospitality”. CONDITION: Fair to good; posters show significant soiling, water stains, some punctures and paper loss. 1-4883 PF (200-300)

LOT OF FOUR COCA-COLA SIGNS. 1) 1960s tin menu board. SIZE: 19-1/2″ w x 28″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; a few dents, surface scuffs, and areas of corrosion notably around bottom. 2) Mid 1960s menu board reads “Enjoy Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 19-3/4″ w x 27-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with some perimeter scuffs and scraps. 3) 1951 tin two-sided flange sign version with green “Ice Cold” lettering and bottle illustrations. SIZE: 18″ w x 21-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good with light surface scratches and scuffs some which may disappear with a thorough cleaning. 4) Two-sided 1960s painted steel flange with fish tail logo. SIZE: 18″ w x 15″ h. CONDITION: Corrosion to flange bend, scattered pitting and scratches, otherwise good condition. 1-4923 PF (600-1,000)

COCA-COLA 1948 CLOCK. Art deco electric clock with painted aluminum face on masonite and wood. SIZE: 37” w x 18” h. CONDITION: Good to very good; some loss of gilt paint to wire hoops; clock hands intact but not working. 1-4895 PF (400-550)

LOT OF SEVEN COCA-COLA ITEMS. 1) Two-sided die cut painted steel display rack sign which reads “Enjoy Coca-Cola at Home…Take Home a Carton…”. SIZE: 11″ w x 15-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Some wear at mounting holes, some white paint over spray, otherwise good to very good condition. 2) A pair of wood Kay Displays, circa 1939 which reads “Refreshing” and “Delicious”. SIZES: Both 24″ w x 8″ h. CONDITION: Very good, several boards milled from wormy chestnut. 3) Coca-Cola sign fragment which has had a reproduction 1910 date pad added. SIZE: 7″ w x 13″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 4) Cardboard 1956 sign with Sprite Boy and illustration of two Coca-Cola six packs. SIZE: 16″ w x 27″ h. CONDITION: Good to very good some surface scuffs and pen mark. 5) 1925 calendar with image of woman in white fox with glass of coke. SIZE: 11-3/4″ w x 24-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Generally good with a strong horizontal crease; few margin tears one extending three inches into image area; starts with July date sheet. 6) A wood Kay menu board with a red Coca-Cola panel and bottle decal, circa early 1940s. SIZE: 36″ w x 14″ h. CONDITION: Fair; display exhibits some moisture damage and some de-lamination; missing top metal trim. 1-4928 PF (600-1,000)

PAIR OF LARGE COCA-COLA SQUARE TIN SIGNS. Circa 1950s tin signs that read “Drink Coca-Cola” and “Enjoy Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 36” w x 36” h. CONDITION: Good to very good with surface scuffs, soiling and separation at several corners. 1-4890 PF (250-350)

LOT OF COCA-COLA THERMOMETERS. Lot of 15 metal thermometers. Includes 1) 1930s embossed 17″ h Christmas Coke bottle with intact tube in fair/good condition. 2) 1958 embossed 17″ h bottle with intact tube in very good condition. 3) 1942 embossed 16″ h twin bottle design, missing tube otherwise in good condition. 4) Same as above with tube but in poor condition. 5) 1950s embossed 17″ h bottle with intact tube in good condition. 6) 1944 masonite 17″ h bottle with intact tube in fair condition. 7) 1939 embossed 16″ h silhouette with intact tube in fair condition. 8) 1936 16″ h embossed gold Christmas bottle on red background in very good condition. 9) 1950s 30″ h cigar shape with intact tube in fair condition. 10) Same as above with intact tube in poor condition. 11) Same as above with intact tube in good condition. 12) 1956 7-1/2″ h embossed gold bottle with intact tube in very good condition. 13) Top section of 1942 twin Coke bottle design with intact tube. 14) 1964 12″ d round glass front, in very good condition. 15) 1957 12″ d round glass front, in very good condition. 1-4884 PF (800-1,200)

LOT OF NINE SODA ADVERTISING ITEMS. 1) Coca-Cola self-framed tin “Christmas” bottle sign, circa 1929. SIZE: 19″ w x 54″ h. CONDITION: Fair-good 2) Coca-Cola clear glass display bottle. SIZE: 20″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 3) Coca-Cola painted tin button sign with bottle. SIZE: 24″ diameter. CONDITION: Near excellent. 4) Coca-Cola masonite Kay Display sign with airplane. SIZE: 27″ w x 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good-very good. 5) Coca-Cola advertising mirror for New London, CT bottling company. SIZE: 8″ w x 17-3/4″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 6) Coca-Cola Santa 1932 die cut display. SIZE: 20″ w x 10-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good. 7) Pepsi Cola 1960s Santa die cut. SIZE: 10″ w x 19″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 8) Hires Root Beer 1950s tin sign. SIZE: 27″ w x 19″ h. CONDITION: Good. 9) Hires Root Beer “Alice” 1912 litho of a woman. SIZE: 13-1/2″ w x 15-1/2″ h. CONDITIOIN: Good. 1-4967-1 PF (750-1,250)

LOT OF EIGHT 1950 AND 1953 SERVING TRAYS. Includes seven trays of the 1953 image and one tray of the 1950 image. SIZE” 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Two trays are very good to excellent with the balance grading good. 1-4835 (250-350)

LOT OF 8 EARLY COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. This lot includes some very early and rare serving trays which are all candidates for extensive restoration. Includes: 1) Two 1905 trays, one of which has had some air brush restoration with the other unrestored with significant scratches to rim and field. 2) 1906 tray with scattered pitting and darkening to surface. 3) 1909 large tray with air brushing over still visible strong horizontal scratches. 4) Western Coca-Cola Co., Vienna Art Plate with moderate pitting to front. 5) 1908 “Topless” tray with significant paint loss and corrosion. 6) 1903 with significant crazing, paint loss, dents and strong wear. 7) 1934 “Weissmuller & Mayer” tray with moderate surface stains paint chips and corrosion. 1-4904-3 PF (200-400)

LOT OF SIX COCA-COLA CALENDARS. 1) 1916 cropped image and one date sheet. SIZE: 11″ w x 29″ h. CONDITION: Fair condition. 2) 1922 image with baseball players. SIZE: 12″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good. 3) 1914 “Betty” image. SIZE: 13″ w x 32″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good. 4) 1930 cropped image. SIZE: 12″ w x 19″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 5) 1932 calendar top. “Norman Rockwell”. SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 18″ h. CONDITION: Good. 6) 1929 calendar top. SIZE: 12″ w x 20″ h. CONDITION: Fair. 1-4875 PF (300-500)

LOT OF 58 COCA-COLA TRAYS. Includes 12 TV trays and 46 serving trays from 1910-1957. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: TV trays average good condition; serving trays average poor to fair condition. 1-4903-1 PF (125-250)

LOT OF 13 COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. Includes oval and rectangular 1920, 1925, 1929, 1932, 1935, 1937,(2) 1938, 1957, (2) 1957 Canadian. SIZE: 10 1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h x , oval tray 13-1/4″ w 16-1/2″ h. CONDITION: These trays average good to very good but includes several near excellent examples as well. 1-4903-2 PF (1,000-2,000)

COCA-COLA FOUNTAIN SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN. This late 1930s die cut sign features two soda mounting taps that lend to its art deco appeal. SIZE: 27″ w x 14″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; perimeter porcelain loss and some edge corrosion; moderate to heavy surface wear. 1-4891 PF (450-650)

COCA-COLA FOUNTAIN SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN. This late 1930s die cut sign features two soda mounting taps that lend to its art deco appeal. SIZE: 27″ w x 14″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good; some corrosion on top right edge and corners; some discoloration to lettering; moderate surface scuffing. 1-4969 PF (200-400)

COCA-COLA R.O.G. SIGN. Heavy plate sign reversed lettered “Drink Coca-Cola… Delicious and Refreshing”. Sign is executed in silver foil, mother of pearl with Coca-Cola script outlined in gilt paint. Unsure of age. SIZE: Image is 23-1/2” w x 16-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Very good. 1-4899 PF (100-200)

LOT OF 2 REPRODUCTION COKE PRINTS. Pair of framed reproduction prints with images of the 1912 Flappers and the 1909 Dusters. SIZE: 23″ w x 27” h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5552 AT (200-300)

LOT OF FIVE COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. Includes trays for the years 1923, 1928, 1930, 1939, 1940. SIZE: 10-1/2” w. x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Fair to good. 1-4834, 1-4836-1 (275-375)

LOT FOUR COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS. Includes 1932, 1933, 1935, 1937. SIZE: 10-1/2” w x 13-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 1-4833 PF (20-40)

LOT OF EIGHT COCA-COLA TIP TRAYS. Includes trays for the years 1909, 1910, 1913, 1914, 1916, 1920. SIZE: 4-1/4″ w x 6” h. CONDITION: Poor to about good. 1-4905-4 PF (100-200)

COKE EPHEMERA LOT. Includes 1931 24-page Meyercord Co. catalog titled “Standardized Delivery Equipment Identification”; a 1933 Coca-Cola posters pamphlet with color plates; and a 1933 Bottlers’ conference program. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Good to very good. 1-4754 PF (50-100)

LOT OF COCA-COLA ANNIVERSARY ITEMS. Includes “The Root Commemorative bottle” in original case; 50th anniversary brass ash tray; brass centennial celebration medallion in original box; centennial celebration gold bottle in original velvet bag; hinged case marked “Coca-Cola 50th 1886-1936” which contains a pocket knife (broken) and reproduction pocket watch which appears to be a later 1980s item; hinged case circa 1977 with commemorative tray, glasses and full Coke bottle; 50TH anniversary china plate by Lenox; 75th anniversary Coca-Cola Bottling Co. of Los Angeles tin tray in original presentation box; 1986 centennial celebration set of 100 enamel pins in original display case and packaging. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-4915 PF (200-300)

VICTORIAN LITHOGRAPH. An exceptionally well executed stone lithograph of an alluring young woman at a masquerade ball. SIZE: Image 14′ w x 19-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 1-5554 PF (100-150)

LOWNEY’S CHOCOLATES LITHOGRAPH. Still life with glass vase and roses captioned “The American Beauties” from this Boston, Mass confectioner. Copyright 1906 by Walter M. Lowney Co. SIZE: Image 12-3/4″ w x 23-1/4″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent with strong fresh colors. 1-5543 PF (200-300)

ROCKFORD WATCH SIGN. This richly illustrated train station image with conductor and family is a decal applied to a wood panel. Mfg. by U.S. Decal Co., Ohio. SIZE: 15″ w x 21″ h. CONDITION: Generally good condition with some scrapes and scratches through the image area; light buckling to the plywood veneer at the top; a thin wood frame has been applied to the top of the sign after its manufacture. 1-5472 PF (200-300)

ANHEUSER-BUSCH PEN KNIFE. With original leather sheath. Enameled collectible pen knife marked “Adolphus Busch with eagle “A” logo and same logo on reverse. Has 2 blades, corkscrew, and bottle opener. SIZE: 3 1/4” closed. CONDITION: Very good to near excellent. 1-4967-4 AT (50-100)

BRASS COCA-COLA STREET MARKERS. A pair of cast brass street markers that read “Safety First … Drink Coca-Cola”. SIZE: 4″ d. CONDITION: One is good, second is badly bent. 1-4897 PF (50-100)

COCA-COLA CONTEMPORARY POCKET MIRROR. Contemporary celluloid advertisement applied around a genuine old pocket mirror. SIZE: 31/2″ d. CONDITION: Good. 1-4913 PF (20-40)

VICTOR MODEL V GUMBALL MACHINE. Mfg. by Victor Vending Corp., circa 1940s. SIZE: 14″ h. CONDITION: Good condition; metal castings have been repainted. Includes key. 1-5724 PF (75-125)

ATLAS BANTAN BULK VENDOR. Circa 1950s cast aluminum coin op with a five cent mechanism that likely dispensed peanuts. Atlas Mfg. & Sales Co. SIZE: 10” h. CONDITION: Good condition; missing aluminum base; includes key. 1-5728 PF (125-250)

CHALLENGER HOT NUT VENDOR. Electrified three compartment vendor with nickel and dime mechanisms. Includes an attached Ajax side cup dispenser. Tropical Trading Co. circa 1950. SIZE: 18” w x 22” h x 6” d. CONDITION: Good with light oxidation to aluminum surface; missing red backs to letters at top. 1-5729 PF (200-400)

BARBERSHOP CHAIR HORSE HEAD. Cast iron horse head on tin base possibly used as a barber chair accessory for child customers. SIZE: 18” w x 19” h x 9” d. CONDITION: Very good with possible old repaint. 1-5098 (300-600)

LOT OF FOUR GAS PUMP PORCELAIN SIGNS. 1) Tydol Flying “A”. SIZE: 9-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Near excellent with all original grommets. 2) Mobilgas Pegasus shield pump sign dated 1953. SIZE: 12” w x 12” h. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. 3) Gulf No Nox pump sign. SIZE: 10-1/2″ w x 8-1/2″ h. CONDITION: One chip, otherwise very good to excellent. 4) Atlantic gasoline pump sign. SIZE: 13” w x 9” h. CONDITION: Missing one grommet; small corner chip, otherwise very good to excellent. 1-5768 PF (300-500)

LOT OF SEVEN ADVERTISING TRAYS. Includes trays for: Zepp Beer , Schmidt Products Co., Montgomery Alabama, The White House with FDR inset, San Miguel Pale Pilsner, Falls City Pale Ale, and King’s Pure Malt tip tray. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-4842 PF (200-300)

LION BEER SERVING TRAY. Green and red tray with a Keystone lion graphic from this Wilkes-Barre, PA. brewer. SIZE: 13″ d. CONDITION: Fair to good; moderate surface crazing; a few spots of heavy wear and corrosion.1-4944 PF (50-100)

HIRES ROOT BEER SERVING TRAY. The Josh Slinger soda fountain jerk illustration copyright 1915. SIZE: 13-1/4″ d. CONDITION: Fair to good; surface shows moderate paint chips, and scrapes. Some discoloration and a few soft dings. 1-5646 PF (100-200)

HIRES ROOT BEER PLASTIC DISPLAY. Plastic 3-d display for Hires Root beer Black Cows. 13-1/2″ w x17-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good. 1-5100 PF (25-50)

LOT OF FIVE BEER SIGNS. 1) Pittsburg Brewing Co. chalkware back bar display for Iron City Beer. Features several satisfied patrons singing at the bar. Display is marked “M.J. Golden & Co., Pittsburgh, PA. 1951”. SIZE: 14-1/2″ w x 9-3/4″ h x 3″ d. CONDITION: Flaking to surface paint; otherwise good condition. 2) Augustiner Beer sign. Embossed sign from the August Wagner & Sons, Columbus, Ohio. SIZE: 23-1/2″ w x 17-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Near excellent. 3) Carling’s Ale tin on cardboard sign captioned “Nine Pints’ Of The Law”. SIZE: 20″ w x 10″ h. CONDITION: Bottom appears trimmed. Otherwise good. 4) Early Times Whiskey Pistol sign. SIZE: 12-1/2″ l x 12-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Good. 5) Burger Beer sign. Barbershop quartet illustration. SIZE: 21″ w x 15-1/2″ h. CONDITION: Poor. 1-4841 PF (350-550)

LOT OF THREE BARTELS BEER SIGNS. 1) Bartels Beer convex tin sign. Lithographed by Chas. W. Shonk, Co., Chicago. SIZE: 18″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent. Appears as NEW OLD STOCK with a few minor blemishes. 2) Tin on cardboard sign for Bartels Porter Splits. Lithographed by Chas. W. Shonk, Co. Chicago. SIZE: 9-1/4″ w x 6-1/4″ w. CONDITION: Good with some scattered surface pitting which has carried through the sign in several spots, and some color touchup. 3)Bartels Beer pre-pro serving tray with Dutchman and beer tankard. SIZE: 12″ d. CONDITION: Good with a few areas of paint loss and some spotting to surface. Appears to have been partially clear coated. 1-4945 PF (300-600)

LOT OF TWO COCA-COLA LIGHT-UP COUNTER SIGNS. 1) Circa 1950s motion sign which has had some of the lettering removed. SIZE: 20″x 9″ h x 4-1/2″ d. CONDITION: In working condition but missing lettering to bottom glass panel, to the word “Coca-Cola” and at the motion window. Repainted housing needs refinishing. 2) Circa 1950s version with clock and a lower glass panel which reads “Have A Coke”. SIZE”20″ w x 9″ h x 41/2″ d. CONDITION: In nice working condition; oxidation to original metal surfaces; chip to bottom glass panel. 1-4902 PF (700-1,000)

LOT OF NINE REPRODUCTION COKE TRAYS. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally very good to excellent. 1-4843 PF (50-100)

STEGMAIER BREWING COMPANY SERVING TRAY. Aerial factory scene illustration from this Wilkes Barre, PA. Brewer. Circa 1940s. SIZE: 12″ d. CONDITION: Very good to excellent with a few chips and nicks to the field and rim. Reverse has been repainted. 1-4946 PF (50-75)

BOX CAMERA WITH TRIPOD. An early precision made mahogany and nickel cased 5×7 format camera marked “Korona V.”. Equipped with a lens from Eastman Kodak Co. Includes original leather carrying case and photographic trays. SIZE: Case size 16″ w x 10″ h x 4-1/2″ d. CONDITION: Case needs repair but camera appears in very good condition. 1-5097 PF (100-200)

LOT OF THIRTY-SEVEN 1940s-1960s CALENDARS. Includes 30 complete calendars with what appear to be full date pads for the following years: 40-43, 47-49, 51-53, 56, 58, 60-64, 66-69. SIZE: Varies. CONDITONS: Good to very good. 1-4880 PF (1,000-2,000)

LOT OF THREE GAS STATION ADVERTISEMENTS. 1) Texaco 1947 car lubrication guide. 2) Texaco 1942 calendar with illustration by Zoe Mozert. 3) Mobiloil 1935 lubrication chart. SIZE: Varies. CONDITION: Generally good. 1-5761 PF (75-125)

ROYAL CROWN COLA 1950 CALENDAR. Reproduction. (25-50)