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Liquidating Huge Collection of Vintage Advertising, Tobacianna, Movie Posters, Vintage Stock Certificates, Billheads, Letterheads, Cigar labels, Lard Tins, Fruit Labels--all kinds of collectibles. Don't see what you want? Contact Seller--we probably have it! Absolutely No Reproductions. All guaranteed authentic. Please check back often. We are adding several more pages to this sale. Want to make a bid? Contact Seller.

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Extremely Rare Hall & Dutton, Cleveland Ohio. Feature two black and tan puppies--absolutely gorgeous piece!

Cardboard die cut free standing trade card. 8x10 inches. Colors still very vibrant.
On the back it reads: "Black and Tan Raphael Tuck and Sons, ltd. Publishers to her Majesty the Queen. London, Paris, New York. Designed at the Studios in England and printed at the Fine Art Works in Bavaria. The Royal Art Novelty Series No 161E."
No Date on the Card, but the Hall and Dutton company was sold to the May Company in 1899.
This is in incredible shape. kept In very heavy grade plastic , but not sealed in it. This would be a great collectors, dog lover, or decorator's piece.

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This is a great collection of items. An original 1911 Signed Letter from the HJ Heinz Company to SE Cronin Co, The Letter Reads: "Gentlemen, We acknowledge receipt of your favor of Sept.26th with remittance for $24.50, covering invoice of Aug. 31st,which has been placed to the credit of your account. We note that you have deducted a cash discount of 1% while our terms of sale provide for an allowance of 1% for cash if remitted within ten days from date of invoice. Assuming, however that this was an oversight on your part, we have credited your account with the discount taken, but request that in the future you comply with our regular terms. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting a continuance of your valued patronage. we are, yours truly, H.J Heinz Co, Per (Signature) LSR-K. "Along with this Letter are two authentic Heinz 57pickle barrel labels, circa 1930s never used. All in wonderful condition. $35 for the lot.
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Beautiful antique unused tobacco cask label featuring a young female archer who has made a "LUCKY HIT" as evidenced by the hapless blackbird. Her elbow rests on her bow and the arrow tops are seen standing upright from the unseen quiver. There is no manufacturers name or lithographer's identification. Measuring 6-3/4" wide x 13-1/2" tall, this label is perfect for framing/This label is from old warehouse stock and was never used on a crate. .There is a slight bit of age related paper toning to the edges and a couple of very minor corner bumps. Excellent, pristine undamaged condition! There are no tears, stains, fading or creases. Wonderful crisp colors! It is guaranteed old and original, ca 1870s to 1890s. We Do Not Deal In Reproductions $35.00 free shipping.

This 11 1/4" x 14 3/4" heavy cardboard sign was created by M. E. Eaton for the Arm & Hammer/Church & Co. over one hundred years ago. With a brass grommet, it would have been hung by the grocer to advertise the smaller cards which were packed in each package of their baking powder as a trade inducement. This one features a Downy Woodpecker. This is the real thing, of which there are very few now in existence. The upper right hand corner of this sign is bumped, and there is some very slight edge chipping. Otherwise this item is in very good condition. We have seen these sell for upwards of $300 per sign. It is guaranteed authentic. $75.00 free shipping
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1936 Calendar
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Black Americana
jointed cardboard puppet. While this item is often incoreectly refered by many as Black Americana, can it be that this caricature is actually of a minstrel show character known by ethnomusicologists, as Mr. Tambo, one of three members of a group of the minstrel show that emerged in the 1850s, and continued in popularity until the 1950s. In these shows white men would dress in outlandish costumes and black face to perform black songs that emerged during the mid-1850s. This item appears to have never been used...absolutely Mint Condition. The instructions to operate Sambo are on the back of the packet...but essentially you use a fine cotton and this is fixed to Sambo then either end is tied to a chair so he dances on demand. Sambo is made of cardboard and is 11 3/4" tall. $25.00 Contact Seller

Black Americana
Very Rare Gold Dust Washing Powder Paper Poster. Contact Seller

Mint condition 1940s Rumford Baking Powder window poster. The "All Phosphate" baking powder, Rumford was "in a class by itself." This paper poster measures 6" x 18." It was created on a thick glossy paper stock, and other than a printing blemish which appears just behind this co-ed's head, this poster is in very good condition. It would look great where ever a country store decor is desired.  It is guaranteed authentic. $20.00 free shipping.

Rarely seen in this condition 1950s window card for the Great Morton Wonder Show. Pre-dating David Copperfield, the Great Morton Wonder Show was "One of America's Most Spectacular Illusion Shows." This card created by the Central Show Printing Company, Inc., Mason City, Iowa, shows "On Stage" a woman, a ghost, a Chinaman, and "In Person" the Great Morton. This card measures 14" x 22". Other than for some light discoloration and staining, it is in excellent condition. It is guaranteed authentic. $32.00 Free Shipping

Mint display carton for Flash Waterless Hand Cleaner with twelve matching tins. Made of heavy cardboard, this box has never been used. It contains twelve tins which would have held 1 3/4 fluid ounces. Each of these tins are unused and as such are in mint condition. The carton measures 9 1/2"x 6 1/4" x 2." and the tins are approximately 2 3/4" x 1 3/4." Made by the Flash Sales Company, of Cambridge, Mass., this box advertises "Use Flash when your hands get dirty in your car--on your boat--at your job, with or without water. When the top is folded, it reads "Keep A Can In Your Car For Use In Emergencies." Lanolin and Hexachlorophene. The bottom of the box offers directions on how to fold the top for to display this carton. This product also came in 2 lb. and 7 lb. cans--a special dispenser available for 7 lb. size. This item is guaranteed authentic $30 Free Shipping.

25 identical prints done by K Akins for the shell oil company in 1981. This one is entitled Dave Logan ignores the collision and delivers again. Shows Logan, #85 catching the ball. Done on heavy stock paper. Excellent condition.

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Extremely Rare Hall & Dutton, Cleveland Ohio. Feature two black and tan puppies--absolutely gorgeous piece! Cardboard die cut free standing trade card. 8x10 inches. Colors still very vibrant. On the back it reads: "Black and Tan Raphael Tuck and Sons, ltd. Publishers to her Majesty the Queen. London, Paris, New York. Designed at the Studios in England and printed at the Fine Art Works in Bavaria. The Royal Art Novelty Series No 161E." No Date on the Card, but the Hall and Dutton company was sold to the May Company in 1899. This is in incredible shape. kept In very heavy grade plastic , but not sealed in it. This would be a great collectors, dog lover, or decorator's piece. $95.00 Free Shipping Contact Seller
This is a great collection of items. An original 1911 Signed Letter from the HJ Heinz Company to SE Cronin Co, The Letter Reads: "Gentlemen, We acknowledge receipt of your favor of Sept.26th with remittance for $24.50, covering invoice of Aug. 31st,which has been placed to the credit of your account. We note that you have deducted a cash discount of 1% while our terms of sale provide for an allowance of 1% for cash if remitted within ten days from date of invoice. Assuming, however that this was an oversight on your part, we have credited your account with the discount taken, but request that in the future you comply with our regular terms. Thanking you for past favors and soliciting a continuance of your valued patronage. we are, yours truly, H.J Heinz Co, Per (Signature) LSR-K. "Along with this Letter are two authentic Heinz 57pickle barrel labels, circa 1930s never used. All in wonderful condition. $35 for the lot. Make an Offer! .
Beautiful antique unused tobacco cask label featuring a young female archer who has made a "LUCKY HIT" as evidenced by the hapless blackbird. Her elbow rests on her bow and the arrow tops are seen standing upright from the unseen quiver. There is no manufacturers name or lithographer's identification. Measuring 6-3/4" wide x 13-1/2" tall, this label is perfect for framing/This label is from old warehouse stock and was never used on a crate. .There is a slight bit of age related paper toning to the edges and a couple of very minor corner bumps. Excellent, pristine undamaged condition! There are no tears, stains, fading or creases. Wonderful crisp colors! It is guaranteed old and original, ca 1870s to 1890s. We Do Not Deal In Reproductions $35.00 free shipping.		This 11 1/4" x 14 3/4" heavy cardboard sign was created by M. E. Eaton for the Arm & Hammer/Church & Co. over one hundred years ago. With a brass grommet, it would have been hung by the grocer to advertise the smaller cards which were packed in each package of their baking powder as a trade inducement. This one features a Downy Woodpecker. This is the real thing, of which there are very few now in existence. The upper right hand corner of this sign is bumped, and there is some very slight edge chipping. Otherwise this item is in very good condition. We have seen these sell for upwards of $300 per sign. It is guaranteed authentic. $75.00 free shipping We have other birds from this series-Please inquire
1936 Calendar We have many vintage calendars. Please inquire. Contact Seller		Black Americana jointed cardboard puppet. While this item is often incoreectly refered by many as Black Americana, can it be that this caricature is actually of a minstrel show character known by ethnomusicologists, as Mr. Tambo, one of three members of a group of the minstrel show that emerged in the 1850s, and continued in popularity until the 1950s. In these shows white men would dress in outlandish costumes and black face to perform black songs that emerged during the mid-1850s. This item appears to have never been used...absolutely Mint Condition. The instructions to operate Sambo are on the back of the packet...but essentially you use a fine cotton and this is fixed to Sambo then either end is tied to a chair so he dances on demand. Sambo is made of cardboard and is 11 3/4" tall. $25.00 Contact Seller
Black Americana Very Rare Gold Dust Washing Powder Paper Poster. Contact Seller
Mint condition 1940s Rumford Baking Powder window poster. The "All Phosphate" baking powder, Rumford was "in a class by itself." This paper poster measures 6" x 18." It was created on a thick glossy paper stock, and other than a printing blemish which appears just behind this co-ed's head, this poster is in very good condition. It would look great where ever a country store decor is desired. It is guaranteed authentic. $20.00 free shipping.		Rarely seen in this condition 1950s window card for the Great Morton Wonder Show. Pre-dating David Copperfield, the Great Morton Wonder Show was "One of America's Most Spectacular Illusion Shows." This card created by the Central Show Printing Company, Inc., Mason City, Iowa, shows "On Stage" a woman, a ghost, a Chinaman, and "In Person" the Great Morton. This card measures 14" x 22". Other than for some light discoloration and staining, it is in excellent condition. It is guaranteed authentic. $32.00 Free Shipping
Mint display carton for Flash Waterless Hand Cleaner with twelve matching tins. Made of heavy cardboard, this box has never been used. It contains twelve tins which would have held 1 3/4 fluid ounces. Each of these tins are unused and as such are in mint condition. The carton measures 9 1/2"x 6 1/4" x 2." and the tins are approximately 2 3/4" x 1 3/4." Made by the Flash Sales Company, of Cambridge, Mass., this box advertises "Use Flash when your hands get dirty in your car--on your boat--at your job, with or without water. When the top is folded, it reads "Keep A Can In Your Car For Use In Emergencies." Lanolin and Hexachlorophene. The bottom of the box offers directions on how to fold the top for to display this carton. This product also came in 2 lb. and 7 lb. cans--a special dispenser available for 7 lb. size. This item is guaranteed authentic $30 Free Shipping.		25 identical prints done by K Akins for the shell oil company in 1981. This one is entitled Dave Logan ignores the collision and delivers again. Shows Logan, #85 catching the ball. Done on heavy stock paper. Excellent condition. $25.00 Free Shipping.