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A Guide to grading condition & abbreviations

BY JOHN MIHOVETZ

In order to properly grade a sign, I have assigned a numbered grading scale from 10 to 1. I created a scale that is easy to understand, and goes into depth on how pieces get their current grade. The 10 to 1 grading scale is currently the best way to grade Tin, Porcelain, Cardboard, & Paper Advertising. I also like to use the plus & minus system along side the numbered grading scale. The plus & minus system works well with the numbered grade because there are better looking grade 9.0 pieces when set side by side, so the plus & minus allows for a slightly better number grade. Although the grading scale is slightly subjective, I have described the process of assigning a piece a numbered grade, and gone into depth in areas on what makes the grading scale accurate.

In the category of grading 10 to 9.0, I went into even more detail because this category is slightly overused in todays market, so I want to show what it takes to assign pieces into that particular grade category. Grading is also slightly less aggressive on a large piece, such as a six foot round sign. This grading scale is very useful when it comes to

understanding the demand of pieces in certain categories, how the grading scale dictates a sales price, or the desirability of a certain piece in certain grade category.

When it comes to grading signs with color match or touch up, you have to look past the color match or touched up areas, and judge the sign as if the color match or touch up is not there, and assign a grade category accordingly.

When it comes to signs that been restored, they must be placed in one category and one category only, which is restored.

Unlike a sign that has been color matched or touched up in a few areas, a sign that has been professionally restored can never come back to a reasonable state of original condition. When it comes to the pricing a restored sign, an immaculately professional restoration on a sign, that piece should bring approximately 40 - 50 percent of an example in 9.0+ original condition or better, although there may be a few exemptions due to rarity or demand.

10 – A grade that is rarely or never given. In order for a sign to obtain a “10.0” grade, the piece would have to have just rolled out of the original firing kiln with no age or wear whatsoever.

9.9 to 9.5 - A grade of near perfect condition. In order for pieces to grade in this category, they would most likely have to be found New Old Stock. These pieces may have only the slightest amount of edge wear, or small flaw or, “Flea Bite” style chip near a grommet or mounting hole. This piece should also have more than 95 percent of the original color & gloss intact. The piece in this category may have a factory filled flaw or light surface scratch that is not distracting to the appeal of the piece.

9.4 to 9.0 – A grade of just below perfect condition, with a slight amount of edge wear or light chipping along the outer edge, grommets, or mounting holes only. The field of the sign is free of any chips, but may allow for one “Flea Bite” chip in a non distracting area. This piece should also have more than 90 percent of original color and gloss is intact. The piece may also allow only the slightest amount of surface wear in the gloss coat, such as a light scratch or light amount of discoloration that is not distracting to the appeal of the piece.

8.9 to 8.5 – A grade below perfect condition, with minimal chipping or areas of wear around the outer edge or light chips around mounting holes or grommets that are not over distracting. The field on a piece in this grade should be very clean, but may also allow for one to three small, “Flea Bite” chips, or one non distracting dime size chip on the sign, but not in the field. At least 85 percent or more of the original color & gloss should also be intact, and allow for a minimal amount of scratching or discoloration in small areas.

8.4 to 8.0 – A grade below perfect condition, that allows for more wear & chipping around the outer edge or near the grommet or mounting holes. This sign may also allow for one to two dime size chips on the piece, including the field but not overly distracting. A piece in this grade may also have quarter to half dollar size area of discoloration in the color & gloss, and allow for some light surface scratches in the gloss, as long as its not in the focal point of a piece. This piece should have 80 percent or more of the original color & gloss intact, and not have any distracting areas of the focal point.

A Guide to grading condition & abbreviations

7.9 to 7.5 – A grade that falls below near perfect condition. The pieces in this category will have wear & chipping in multiple areas of the sign. The piece will still have an eye appeal to it, but have areas of distracting wear. There will be two to four dime to quarter size chips present in the field as well as wear along the outer edge, mounting holes or grommets. This piece should have 75 percent or more of the original color & gloss intact, but will allow for more areas of discoloration, such as loss of gloss or surface scratches.

7.4 to 7.0 – A grade that falls below near perfect condition. The pieces in this category will have wear & chipping in multiple areas of the sign. This piece will still have appeal to it, but have heavier areas of distracting wear. There will be three to five dime to quarter size chips present in the field as well as distracting wear along the outer edge, and wear & chipping at the mounting holes or grommets. This piece should still retain 70 percent or more of the original color & gloss intact, but will allow for heavier areas of discoloration, such as heavier areas of gloss loss or surface scratches.

6.9 to 6.0 – A grade that falls below collector grade condition. These pieces will have large areas of wear & chipping throughout the sign. The sign may also have creased areas that have been flattened out. The sign will have larger areas of wear, but still a visible graphic or image. The piece should still retain 60 percent of color & gloss intact, but will allow for large areas of distracting wear and surface scratching. Although the sign has heavy areas of wear, it should still have a decorator type appeal, with a cool weathered look.

5.9 to 5.0 – A grade that falls below collector grade condition. This pieces will have heavy areas of wear, large chips, and may have missing pieces. These pieces should still retain 50 percent of the original image left, but will allow for large areas of distracting wear and surface scratches. Although signs in this category show significant wear, it should still have a decorator type appeal with a cool weathered look.

4.9 and Below – A grade that falls below collector or decorator type condition. These pieces will have large areas of wear, will have heavy damage, and may be missing pieces. These piece have little to nothing left that appeal to the eye of a collector or decorator, and have little to no value. Although they may be heavily damaged or worn, these are great candidates for restoration.

RATING SYSTEMS & ABBREVIATIONS

OPC GLOBE – One piece cast milk glass globe body

OPE GLOBE – One piece etched milk glass globe body, letters or design is etched into the body and painted

OPB GLOBE – One piece baked milk glass globe body, letters or design is painted on and baked

GILL GLOBE – Glass body with rings that hold lenses in, 13 1/8 to 13 ½ lens

METAL BODY – Can hold 15 or 16.5 inch lenses

LP BODY – A low profile globe metal body

HP BODY – A high profile globe metal body

CAPCO BODY – A plastic globe body, comes in two pieces and one screw at top and two at bottom

WIDE GLASS BODY – A milk glass globe body that is wider than a normal globe body, lenses that a notched at 3 & 9 o’clock and are held in places by brass screws

BALLCRANK GLASS BODY – Lenses and body are notched and have holes at 3, 6 & 10 o’clock

PPP – Porcelain pump plate

SSP – Single sided porcelain DSP – double sided porcelain

SST – Single sided tin

DST – Double sided tin

REPAINTED – Has not been done professionally

RESTORED – better than repainted but not professionally restored

PROFESSIONAL RESTORE –Is to show car quality

CONDITION RATING GUIDE Condition of signs are rated 1 to 10, 10 being the best grade

THURSDAY LOTS

1,001 - 1,080 9:00 AM 1,081 - 1,160 10:00 AM 1,161 - 1,240 11:00 PM 1,241 - 1,320 12:00 PM

1,321 - 1,400 1:00 PM 1,401 - 1,480 2:00 PM 1,481 - 1,545 3:00 PM

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FRIDAY LOTS

2,001 - 2,080 9:00 AM 2,081 - 2,160 10:00 AM 2,161 - 2,240 11:00 PM 2,241 - 2,320 12:00 PM 2,321 - 2,400 1:00 PM 2,401 - 2,469 2:00 PM

SATURDAY LOTS

3,001 - 3,080 9:00 AM 3,081 - 3,160 10:00 AM 3,161 - 3,240 11:00 PM 3,241 - 3,320 12:00 PM 3,321 - 3,400 1:00 PM 3,401 - 3,480 2:00

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LOT - 1001

1001 - FALSTAFF BEER TIN LITHOGRAPH.

24” x 24”. SST. Unique Falstaff Beer tin lithograph. This piece has a touch-up at the “Falstaff / St. Louis.” emblem on the shield. It has some surface scratching to the face, a bit of discoloration and edge wear. Overall, an excellent graphical piece with beautiful colors and great subject matter. (8.25). 500 - 1,500

1002 - 1897 SENTENNE & GREEN METAL EMBOSSED CALENDAR SIGN.

18 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/2”. SST. Very early tin sign for Sentenne and Green, iron, glass, and metal sign manufacturers from Boston, Massachusetts. With a monthly calendar from 1897 and showing early lithograph of Roman citizens in an early gondola. Condition shows light surface oxidation and some rust. The sign could be improved with a good cleaning, and is a very early example of stone lithography from the 19th century. (7.5). 500 - 2,000

1003 - KAIER’S BEER SIGN.

17” x 20 - 1/2”. This is a great light-up sign advertising Kaier’s Beer. It has original glass front with great color and shine and original hanging metal can with original hanging bracket. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of use and may be new old stock. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

LOT - 1002

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1004 - COOK’S BEER FRAMED TIN SIGN.

Frame: 31” x 25” x 1 - 1/4”. A great early advertisement for Cook’s Beer showing an image by Irene Hatten depicting a woman in a red dress enjoying her Cook’s Beer. CONDITION: Shows two added mounting holes on the upper edge of the tin sign, light scratches to the main field primarily in the young woman’s dress and in the lower right hand corner. (7.8). 1,000 - 3,000

1005 - SPECTACULAR JAS. E. PEPPER & CO TIN LITHOGRAPH.

16 - 3/4” x 13 - 3/4”. SST. This outstanding lithograph is marked “The Meek Co. Coshocton, Ohio.” CONDITION: The tray has scratches to the face and minor color fade. There are areas of staining throughout the piece, but the majority of the paint loss and damage is confined to the outer edge of the tray. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1006 - GREEN RIVER BEER TIN SIGN.

28” x 20”. SST. A painted tin sign, reading “Have a Drink... / Have a Green River / In Bottles and at Fountains” and stamped in the lower-left corner “Novelty Worker’s Union / St. Louis, Coshocton, Ohio.” CONDITION: There is surface scratching, but nothing that distracts from the bright colors and the graphic images. This sign is in excellent overall condition. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1007

1007 - TIN LITHOGRAPH FOR THE JOHN BARDENHEIER WINE & LIQUOR CO., ST. LOUIS.

23 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2”. SST. This is an excellent advertisement, marked “The Meek Co. Coshocton Ohio.” It has one scratch across the middle, otherwise, the piece is in excellent condition with minor surface scratching on the edges. The color and graphics are spectacular. A truly amazing graphical lithograph that you never see in any condition. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

1008 - FRAMED WEST SIDE BEER REVERSE GLASS SIGN.

Frame: 30 - 1/4” x 14 - 1/4”. This is a great early reverse glass sign that has been framed in a contemporary frame showing great color and graphics with applied gold leaf. Marked for D. Engelhardt at the bottom. CONDITION: Shows no areas of paint lifting and graphic loss. Possibly the sign has been restored at some time. (8.8). 1,000 - 3,000

1009 - PURE SCHLITZ BREWERY SIGN.

Framed: 45 - 1/4” x 33 - 1/2” x 3/4”. Nicely framed and matted. Depicts an iconic industry scene with stunning colors, marked “1903 BY ALFRED VON COTZHAUSEN MILWAUKEE WIS U.S.A.”. A large, powerful piece with bare-breasted ladies, and a great addition to any brewer collection. CONDITION: Near mint condition overall. (9.25). 1,000 - 3,000

1010 - MALT-NUTRINE ANHEUSER-BUSCH SIGN. 23 - 1/2” x 11”. SST. This is an Excellent piece from Anheuser-Busch. The sign has paint loss to the edges and a little bit of fade to the paint. It is marked “Printed in U.S.A.” The sign has outstanding graphics with the bottle of beer and glass prominently displayed. Overall, this piece has outstanding graphics and subject matter. (7.9). 500 - 1,500

1011 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH FROM PEARL BEER.

Frame:36 - 1/4” x 19 - 1/4” x 1”. This is an excellent paper lithograph, complete with a calendar pad from 1936. CONDITION: There is paper loss to the very edges and creases throughout. The lithograph has been framed nicely for display. (7.5). 400 - 800

1012 - SST MILWAUKEE BEER FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 33” x 27”. This is a framed tin advertisement depicting uniformed gentlemen enjoying their Milwaukee Beer most likely in their club. CONDITION: Shows light areas of scratches and paint loss to the tin sign. Oxidation primarily along the bottom edge. Framed in a period oak frame. (7.5). 400 - 1,000

1013 - TIN OVER CARDBOARD

SIGN ADVERTISING KORBEL SEC CALIFORNIA CHAMPAGNE.

18 - 3/4” x 13”. This is a great tin over cardboard sign retaining its original cardboard easel on the back, advertising Korbel Sec California Champagne. CONDITION: It has great color and shine, showing one area of scuffing under the woman’s left elbow. (9.0). 400 - 800

1014 - HARPER WHISKEY LIGHT UP FIGURAL TIGER DISPLAY. 26” x 11” x 15”. This is an outstanding figural tiger display for Harper Whiskey that lights up and shows great original color and shine. CONDITION: Some light areas of wear, with light scuffs to the original paint, constructed of composition. This Harper Whiskey display would look wonderful on any home bar or rec room. (8.5). 500 - 1,000

1015 - LOT OF 2: LUCKY LAGER AND STAG BEER SIGNS.

Larger: 18” x 54 - 1/2”. Lot of two beer advertisements. The first is a self framed embossed Stag Beer, reading “Stag Beer / it’s smooth / it’s dry,” with a graphic picture of a Stag within the Stag Beer graphic. CONDITION: There is scattered wear throughout, extra nail holes and a crease in the upper-left corner. The second item is a self framed embossed tin Lucky Lager sign, reading “Lucky Lager / Ice Cold”, marked “Lucky Lager Brewing Co. San Francisco, Los Angeles, Vancouver, Wn. - C-42” and “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO / Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Colors are bright and crisp. (6.0 - 6.5). 400 - 1,200

1016 - 1907 MIN-NE-HA-HA FRAMED LITHOGRAPH BY K. HAMILTON.

Frame: 29 - 1/2” x 15”. This is a great lithograph of an Native American maiden named “Min-Ne-Ha-Ha” done by K. Hamilton, marked number “372.” CONDITION: Shows light wrinkling from being framed. No areas of inpainting or restoration. (9.0). 300 - 600

LOT - 1017

LOT - 1020

1017 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH FROM ANHEUSER BUSCH “IT WILL BE CUSTARS LAST FIGHT”.

Frame: 28” x 22”. This piece has excellent graphics and is marked “Original Poster Courtesy of Harry E. Granberg.” There are areas of color fade and staining throughout the piece. (7.9). 200 - 400

1018 - CHARGER SIGN ADVERTISING FALSTAFF BEER.

24” Dia. This is a great charger advertising for Falstaff Beer, showing a family enjoying some libations in front of the fireplace, with “The Home of Falstaff” along the bottom edge. Made by the H. D. Beach Company out of Coshocton, Ohio. CONDITION: There are moderate areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes to the outside edges, as well as one area of paint loss to the left side at 9 o’clock. (7.0). 200 - 600

LOT - 1018

LOT - 1019

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1019 - MR. COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN. 26” x 26” x 3”. This is an unusual single sided tin bottle cap sign for Mr. Cola soft drink showing good color. CONDITION: There are scratches and scuffs to the outside edges, but nothing major on the interior field. (7.0). 400 - 800

1020 - OSHKOSH BREWING CO. ROUND SIGN.

30” x 30” x 1”. SST. This is a single sided tin sign advertising Oshkosh Brewing Co. CONDITION: Possibly new old stock, showing little wear or signs of use. (8.8). 100 - 300

1021 - TIN VALLEY FORGE BEER SIGN WITH WOODEN FRAMED BACK.

47” x 29” x 1”. SST. A rare Valley forge tin beer sign showing good color and graphic subject matter. CONDITION: Showing oxidation and paint loss to the lower-left corner and edges of the sign. Light scratches on the main graphic field as well as light staining. A good example of a rare embossed and colorful beer sign. (6.5). 200 - 500

LOT - 1022

LOT - 1023

LOT - 1024 LOT - 1025

1022 - CARDBOARD ADVERTISING SIGN FOR PABST BOCK BEER.

Frame: 15” x 12 - 1/4”. This is a great carboard advertising piece for Pabst Bock Beer, depicting their iconic goat with their highest quality blue ribbon emblem trademark. CONDITION: Shows no folds, cracks or repairs. Bright color and shine. (9.0). 200 - 400

1023 - PROMOTIONAL ADVERTISING FOR PILSNER BEER, DATED 1957.

Frame: 37 - 1/4” x 24 - 3/4” x 1”. This is one of a series of prints that were made to advertise A-1 Pilsner Beer, a cardboard advertisement showing a gentleman holding a gun, getting ready to be shaved. A great image on cardboard, marked for Lon Megargee. CONDITION: There are some light folds in the cardboard, a crease in the bottom and several areas of light scratches, but nothing that distracts from the overall image of the sign. (8.0). 100 - 500

1024 - SINGLE-SIDED TIN CONSUMER’S BREWERY CO. SIGN.

14” Diameter. This is a single-sided tin sign, most-likely from the 1950’s or 60’s, advertising Consumer’s Beer from Warwick, Rhode Island. CONDITION: Shows areas of scratches, primarily in the word “Brewery.” As well as a long scratch on the far right-hand side. Other areas of wear can be seen, but nothing distracts from display. This would be a great wall-hanger in any bar scenario. (7.0). 100 - 300

1025 - LOT OF 2: IMPERIAL BREWING CO. TRAYS.

Each: 16” x 13 - 1/4”. These are very rare Imperial Brewing Beer trays. The first item is a rare Kansas City Beer tray, showing great color and shine, with a family of four bears enjoying a beer. CONDITION: Shows light edge wear and surface scratching. The second item has the same image of the bears frolicking in the woods, but advertises Mayflower, which is another rare Kansas City Beer. CONDITION: Shows areas of fading, rubs and paint loss to the tray. However, both trays are extremely rare and have a great, whimsical image. (7.5 - 8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

LOT - 1026

LOT - 1027

1026 - DAWES BREWERY BIERE BLACK HORSE PORCELAIN SERVING TRAY. 12 - 1/4” Dia x 1 - 1/4”. This is a great porcelain serving tray with clean and white porcelain with black imagery of a Clydesdale horse and the Dawes Brewing Company Black Horse Ale bottle. CONDITION: Shows one small area of imperfection to the right hand side of the horse’s back feet. (8.7). 400 - 800

1027 - HEAVY PORCELAIN WHITE CAP ALE ADVERTISING TRAY. 13” Dia. This tray has bright, strong colors and has excellent shine and gloss. (Near Mint). 300 - 800

LOT - 1028

1028 - JNO. T. BARBEE & CO. DISTILLERS VIENNA ART PLATE.

10” Diameter. This is a wonderful Vienna art plate advertising the Barbee & Company Distillers, Louisville, Kentucky. CONDITION: Shows areas of light scuffing to the outside rim. The plate is clearly marked as a Vienna art plate 1905 for the Barbee & Company Distillers. This plate would improve the image with a good cleaning. (8.0). 300 - 600

1029 - PORCELAIN MOLSON’S ALE SERVING TRAY.

13” Dia x 1”. This is a great porcelain serving tray advertising Molson’s Ale with their trademark graphic in the middle with a black outside rim with brown and yellow lettering. CONDITION: Shows light areas of chipping in the black porcelain to the extreme outside rim, but no areas of chipping or repair to the playfield. (8.5). 300 - 600

1031 - SERVING TRAY FOR THE GEORGE T. STAGG CO. FRANKFORD, KY. 12” Dia x 1 - 1/8”. A great serving tray with a depiction of an elk and for the George T. Stagg Company OFC Bergen located in Frankford, Kentucky. CONDITION: Shows areas of scuffing and paint loss to the outside rim, but nothing that distracts from the great color and image in the main field. (8.5). 300 - 600

1032 - DETROIT BREWING CO. SERVING TRAY.

12” Dia x 1”. This is a rare serving tray from the Detroit Brewing Company, Detroit, Michigan. Depicts a very pretty server with a bottle of their Detroit beer. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and light scrapping to the outside rim and one nail hole above the young woman’s head which was most likely used for hanging, but nothing that distracts from the overall image of this great beer tray. (8.2). 300 - 600

1033 - EARLY LITHOGRAPH BUDWEISER SERVING TRAY.

13 - 1/4” Dia x 1 - 1/4”. This porcelain serving tray with green, white, and yellow porcelain advertising the Dawes Brewery for their Black Horse Ale & Porter. CONDITION: Shows an area of small chipping to the outside rim at the upper left hand corner. No noticeable chips or surface scratches in the main field. The tray displays well and is in excellent condition. (8.7). 300 - 600

17 - 1/2” x 12 - 3/4”. An early Budweiser serving tray marked “St. Louis Levy” in the early 1870s and dated 1914 by the Anheuser Busch Company St. Louis. CONDITION: Shows light areas of paint loss to the outside rim with no discernable imperfections in the main graphic field. The tray displays well with great color and shine. (8.7). 300 - 600

1030 - A WONDERFUL PORCELAIN DAWES BLACK HORSE ALE & PORTER EMBOSSED SERVING TRAY.

LOT - 1029

LOT - 1030

LOT - 1031 LOT - 1032

LOT - 1033

1034 - TERRE HAUTE EVER - WELCOME BEER TIN SERVING TRAY.

15 - 1/8” x 12 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/4”. An early lithograph serving tray for the Terre Haute Brewing Company out of Terre Haute, Indiana advertising their champagne velvet radium beers with a great graphic of an early Victorian folks toasting cherubs. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss primarily to the outside rim with some areas of light scratching in the interior field. (8.0). 300 - 600

1035 - STEGMAIER’S BREWING CO. SERVING TRAY.

12 - 1/4” Dia x 1 - 1/4”. This Stegmaier Brewing Company Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania serving tray depicts their factory and advertises their Gold Medal beer. CONDITION: Shows some light areas of paint loss to the outside rim and one small scratch under the word “Gold” in “Gold Medal” on the front. It has great color and shine that displays well. (8.0). 200 - 500

1036 - RICHELIEU & JUAREZ TIN ADVERTISING BEER SERVING TRAY.

16” x 12 - 3/4” x 1 - 1/4”. This beer tray is in Spanish from the Juarez Brewing Co. Southern Texas. The serving tray is marked “For the American Artworks Conshoken, Ohio.” CONDITION: Shows some areas of paint loss to the outside rim and one rub above the “e” in “Juarez” in the main playfield. However, the plate displays well with great color and shine. (8.0). 200 - 500

1037 - CORONA EXTRA SERVING TRAY.

12 - 3/4” Dia x 1”. This serving tray is for Corona Beer manufactured for the Mexican market. CONDITION: Shows areas of scratches to the outside rim. Has great color and shine to the main graphic field of a very pretty woman. (7.8). 200 - 500

1038 - HANLEY PEERLESS RHODE ISLAND ALE TIN SERVING TRAY.

13” Dia x 1 - 1/4”. This serving tray advertises their Peerless ale and the company is located in Providence, Rhode Island. CONDITION: Shows some areas of scratching and paint loss to the outside rim, some areas of foxing, and light surface scratches to the main field. However, the tray displays well with great color and graphics. (8.0). 200 - 500

1039 - ANHEUSER BUSCH CO. BUDWEISER SERVING TRAY.

17 - 1/2” x 12 - 3/4”. This is an early lithograph serving tray for the Anheuser Busch Company for Budweiser Beer dated 1914 by the Anheuser Busch Company in St. Louis. Early graphic depicting the St. Louis Levy in the early 1870s. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and scuffing primarily to the lower rim and edge. Foxing noted throughout the main play field. However, the tray displays well with good color and shine. (8.0). 200 - 500

LOT - 1034

LOT - 1035

LOT - 1036

LOT - 1037

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LOT - 1039

1040 - PILSEN BREWING CO. SERVING TRAY.

12 - 1/8” Dia x 1 - 1/4”. This is an early lithograph serving tray of the Olympia woman from the Pilsen Brewing Co. Chicago, Illinois. CONDITION: Shows areas of scuffs and some paint loss to the outside rim. One small area of chipping to the left hand side of the main graphic with a little bit of foxing in the upper right hand corner. (8.0). 200 - 500

1041 - FEHR’S FAMOUS BEERS SERVING TRAY.

13 - 1/8” Diameter. This is an early lithograph serving tray for Frank Fehr Brewing Company, Louisville, Kentucky. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the outside rim with one area of foxing in the upper left hand corner of the main graphic. (7.8). 200 - 500

1042 - VIRGINIA DARE SERVING TRAY.

12” Diameter. A very early lithograph serving tray advertising Virginia Dare Sparkling Beverages Made by Garrett & Co. Norfolk, VA & St. Louis, MO. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and scuffs and scratches primarily to the outside rim with some areas of missing paint in the main field. However, this is a very rare serving tray with a great graphic that would display well. (7.0). 200 - 500

1043 - LOT OF 3: KANSAS CITY BEER TIP TRAYS.

Each: 4 - 1/8” Dia. This is a set of three very rare Kansas City Brewing Co. beer trays showing three different images of pretty women. CONDITION: The first item has considerable foxing on the interior image. The second item shows some light scuffs and scrapes, primarily to the young lady’s nose. The third item shows light foxing to the interior image and light scratching to the young woman’s face. (7.07.5). 200 - 300

1044 - LOT OF 2: RARE BEER TIP TRAYS.

Larger: 5” Dia. These rare Kansas City Missouri beer trays consists of Muehlebach’s Beer “Purest and Best” and a Kansas City Brewer’s Co. “Old Fashioned Lager Beer.” CONDITION: Muehlebach’s Beer “Purest and Best” shows areas of paint loss to the outer edge and some areas of foxing to the overall image. The Kansas City Brewer’s Co. “Old Fashioned Lager Beer” shows some areas of paint loss to the outside edges and some light interior staining that likely could be improved with a good cleaning. Marked for the Beach Co. out of Coshocton, Ohio. (7.8 - 8.0).

200 - 400

1045 - STAG BEER NEON SIGN.

50” x 30” x 2 - 1/2”. This is a great example of Stag Beer neon sign, with porcelain front advertising “It’s Smooth” and “It’s Dry,” by the Western Brewery Co., Bellevue, Illinois. The sign is in red neon and has a new can. There is some chipping to the sign, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of the beer advertising. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

1046 - LOT OF 2: JOHNNIE WALKER LIGHT AND BEN-BURK DRINK WHEEL.

Larger: 17 - 1/2” x 8” x 21 - 3/4”. The first item is a Johnnie Walker light, electrified and on a wooden base. CONDITION: It is in original condition, with a great patina and original paint. There is a piece missing on gentlemen’s left hand and the instruction card has worn off on base, but does not distract from the overall look of this piece. The second item prohibition era countertop carnival wheel by Ben & Burk Inc. Boston, MA. In the center of the wheel is “What’s Your Flavor?” with various flavors and liquor proofs on wheels, surrounded with metal pegs. CONDITION: Good overall condition. (Good). 300 - 800

1047 - ADVERTISING CHARGER FOR UNDER LOCK STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY.

17 - 1/2” Dia. This is an early lithograph charger advertisement for Under Lock Straight Rye Whiskey, showing a pretty girl and advertising the whiskey by William Albrecht, Philadelphia. CONDITION: There are areas of paint loss, chipping and scratches, primarily to the outside edge, with a scratch in the main playfield under the word “Bottled”, as well as some other light surface scratches and an area of paint loss in the upper-left under the “E” in “Under”. (7.5).

300 - 700

1048 - LOT OF 6: CASE OF 6 BOTTLED VARIETIES OF BEER.

Case: 15 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2” x 2 - 1/2’’. The beer bottles consist of two unused Old Nick Brew Cream City Brewing Company Milwaukee, Pabst Brewing Company

Employee’s Beer with an early paper label, Junge’s Pilsner Beer with a paper label, and a Papst Shobogen Ginger Ale. CONDITION: Shows areas of chipping and areas of paper loss to the paper labels. No chips, cracks, or imperfections to the bottle. (8.0). 200 - 400

1049 - LEBANON VALLEY BEER LIGHT-UP ADVERTISING CLOCK.

19 - 3/4” x 19 - 3/4” x 5”. This is a wonderful light-up clock advertising Lebanon Valley Beer. Original light-up clock dial with original hands, mounted in a metal can with an original hanger. CONDITION: There are some areas of scrapes and light scratches to the clock housing. The clock lights up and the second hand moves. No noticeable areas of repair or damage. The cord is new. (8.5). 300 - 700

1050 - SEAGRAM’S WHISKEY LIGHT UP MOTION CLOCK.

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1051 - CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH EASEL BACK DISPLAY FROM BUDWEISER.

26” x 20” x 3/4”. Outstanding cardboard easel back marked “Compton & Sons Co. St. Louis and N.Y.” This piece is an excellent die-cut point of sale display with amazing color and subject matter. Very rare to find any Budweiser advertising for the Barley Malt Syrup. The sign has been nicely framed and only shows areas of damage to the edges. Overall, an excellent displaying sign with vivid colors. (9.0). 300 - 800

1052 - LILLIAN RUSSELL BROADSIDE.

30” x 41 - 3/4”. A very early image off Lillian Russel, actress and model for many tobacco companies. This is the broadside for Lillian Russel in the play “Wildfire.” CONDITION: Shows some paper loss around the outside edges, some light folds and wrinkles that would be eliminated with linen backing. A great early image of an advertising icon of the early 20th century. A very scarce piece. (6.0). 500 - 900

1053 - COCA-COLA LIGHTER WITH MATCHING ASHTRAY.

4” Dia. This Coca-Cola lighter with matching ashtray shows depictions of iconic monuments and scenery from around the world, including the New York skyline, Egyptian pyramids, the Roman Colosseum, the Eiffel Tower and more. It has a matching ashtray showing the same scenic depictions. CONDITION: Both show very little signs of wear or use. (9.0). 300 - 1,000

1054 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA PAPER SIGNS.

Each Board: 30 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/4”. The first item is a Coca-Cola graphic “Things Go Better with Coke” depicting Santa Claus in unused condition. The second item is “Stock Up for the Holidays” depicting Santa Claus with a Coca-Cola bottle delivering toys underneath the tree. Appears to be in unused condition. (9.2). 200 - 500

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1055 - DIE-CUT CARDBOARD LUCKY CLUB COLA SIGN.

Frame: 27 - 1/2” x 24” x 1 - 1/2”. This is a bright and colorful die-cut cardboard sign advertising Lucky Club Cola. Depicts a pretty woman in her bathing suit showing her Lucky Club Cola. CONDITION: Shows areas of rubbing to the outside edges of the cardboard and a couple of areas of light paper loss. However, the advertisement retains the majority of its great color and graphic appeal. (8.0). 200 - 400

1056 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH COCA-COLA.

Frame: 56 - 1/2” x 29 - 1/2”. This piece has an excellent graphic of a woman at the end of a sailboat holding a bottle of Coca-Cola. CONDITION: There is minor fading to the red areas behind the Coca-Cola logo. This piece is professionally framed and in outstanding condition. . (9.25). 2,000 - 3,000

1057 - 1911 FRAMED AND MATTED COCA-COLA CALENDAR. 23 - 3/4”L. This is a seldom-seen Coca-Cola paper lithograph calendar. This piece displays well despite the top 3” restoration at the bottom 1 - 1/2”. Still visible are a few closed hairs with color restoration in those areas, as well as a few minor paper chips and nicks within the restoration. Displays a December date pad. (Very Good). 1,500 - 3,000

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1058 - 1918 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

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15 - 7/8” x 34 - 5/8”. Excellent Coca Cola paper lithograph. The date pad reads “March 1918.” and is marked “Coca-Cola Co.” It has excellent graphics of two women at the beach featuring hats, parasol, summer dress and bathing suits of the day. Displays soft pastel colors. CONDITION: There are a couple folds to the piece. (7.9). 800 - 1,600

1059 - 1919 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

17 - 3/4” X 36 - 3/4”. The colors and graphics are tremendous on this early Coca-Cola piece which is often referred to as the “Knitting Girl” calendar. Has full calendar pad. The colors and graphic are tremendous on this early Coca Cola piece. CONDITION: The lithograph has staining and folds to the paper. It has also been professionally framed and matted. Tough calendar to find. (8.75). 800 - 1,600

12 - 3/8” x 10 - 3/4”. The first item is a Coca-Cola 1921 calendar with the original top sign and December calendar page. CONDITION: Shows no signs or wear or use. The second item is a 1933 calendar with a complete set of pads. CONDITION: In unused condition and showing no signs of wear. The third item is a 1932 calendar. CONDITION: In unused condition showing no signs of wear or use. All three calendars are in roll up form. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

1061 - FRAMED COCA-COLA 1924 CALENDAR.

Frame: 32 - 1/4” x 19” x 3/4”. A nice example of this 1924 Coca-Cola calendar. The main image shows an area of repair or restoration to the upper-left corner, but nothing that distracts from the image. Showing a January calendar pad, likely complete, as the staples are appropriately aged. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1062 - 1925 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

15 - 7/8” X 28”. Calendar has full pad including December 1924 calendar page. This Coca Cola lithograph is marked “Copyright Coca-Cola Co.” The piece has an outstanding graphic of a beautiful woman dressed in flapper style attire, enjoying a Coca-Cola displayed prominently in the middle. CONDITION: There appears to be no noticeable damage to the edges of the paper. It has been framed and matted beautifully. (9.0). 600 - 1,200

1063 - 1929 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

19 - 1/4” x 31 - 15/16”. Has full calendar pad. This is an excellent piece marked “Copyright Coca-Cola Co”. CONDITION: There are minor folds and creases throughout the graphic of the piece. There is also one minor hole below the “Drink Coca-Cola” logo. It is beautifully framed and matted. Tough calendar to find. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1064 - 1930 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

16 - 3/16” X 28 - 7/8”. December calendar page. This piece is marked “Copyright The Coca-Cola Co.” with an excellent graphic of a woman enjoying a Coca-Cola while taking a swim. This is the first time, within a calendar format, that Coca-Cola displayed a single woman in a bathing suit. CONDITION: There is minor wear on the outer edges of the paper along with staining to the white areas. The calendar is beautifully framed. (8.25). 800 - 1,500

1065 - 1931 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

16 - 13/16” x 30 - 3/8”. This piece is marked “Copyright Coca-Cola” and the date pad reads “April 1931.” This is an excellent lithograph by the famous painter Norman Rockwell, titled the “Barefoot Boy.” CONDITION: There are minor bends to the paper on the left hand side. This piece is professionally framed and matted. (8.9). 500 - 1,000

1060 - LOT OF 3: ORIGINAL CALENDARS IN UNFRAMED & ROLLED UP CONDITION.

1066 - 1934 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

15 - 7/16” X 27 - 7/16”. Calendar pages start with September. This lithograph is marked “Coca-Cola Co.” and has excellent color and graphics. This image depicts a relaxing Norman Rockwell summer scene. CONDITION: There are minor tears to the paper at the very outer edges. This piece has been framed and matted professionally. (8.9). 400 - 800

1067 - FRAMED COCA-COLA “CARRY ME BACK TO OLD VIRGINNY” 1934 CALENDAR.

Frame: 30” x 17 - 1/2” x 7/8”. A wonderful example of the Coca-Cola 1934 calendar with a great Norman Rockwell image of the old south. Condition shows two very small edge tears, a retained metal hang strip, and unused calendar pad with cover sheet. A wonderful example of this iconic Rockwell image calendar, professionally framed. (9.0). 300 - 800

1068 - 1936 NOS COCA-COLA CALENDAR COMLPETE WITH FULL PAD.

17 - 3/4” x 31 - 3/16”. This piece celebrates the 50th anniversary of Coca-Cola with an iconic image from artist N.C. Wyeth and is marked “Copyright Coca-Cola 1935”. CONDITION: There are minor folds to the paper, along with minor stains to the outer cover of the date pad. Overall, a nice displaying piece that’s been professionally framed and matted. (8.5). 500 - 1,000

1069 - NOS 1939 COCA-COLA CALENDAR.

Frame: 16 - 1/4” x 28 - 3/4”. This calendar reads “Thirst Asks Nothing More” and “Copyright 1936 the Coca-Cola Co.” It has some deterioration to the paper at the top left-hand side and noticeable folds despite the frame. (8.0). 200 - 400

1070 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES CALENDAR AND KAY DISPLAY SECTION.

6” x 1” x 19”. First is a 1974 Coca-Cola calendar sign in the original plastic. Overall, a nice displaying piece. CONDITION: There is some rust and fade to the red portions of the sign. Second is a section from a Kay displays Coca-Cola sign. CONDITION: It has excellent graphics and paint loss to the painted script. (8.0 , 7.5). 300 - 600

1071 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED COCA-COLA CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPHED SIGNS.

Each: 40 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2”. This is a lot of two Coca-Cola signs. The first shows a man and woman enjoying a Coca-Cola while roller skating. The piece is slightly warped within the frame and it has color fade, but is in overall good condition with the original aluminum frame. The second piece reads “Lift! / Taste! / Energy!” and depicts an African-American man and woman enjoying a Coca-Cola. This piece also has a bit of color fade and browning to the paper. Overall, an excellent displayable piece that retains the original aluminum frame. (7.0). 300 - 800

1072 - COCA-COLA TRANSCONTINEN TAL MILEAGE AND DRIVING TIME.

24” x 18 - 1/2”. Coca-Cola cardboard lithograph in the original Kay Displays frame. The cardboard has excellent graphics with minor fading, and a few scratches to the face. Metal bottle emblem is present and in excellent condition. (8.0). 200 - 800

1073 - FRAMED COCA-COLA CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 16 - 3/8” x 20 - 1/4”. This framed Coca-Cola cardboard advertisement reads “Quality Refreshment”, with a graphic of a woman drinking from a bottle prominently displayed in the middle. There are areas of slight fade to the cardboard and a few scratches to the surface. Overall, this is a nice displaying piece and will be a nice addition to any Coca-Cola collection. (7.9). 300 - 800

1074 - K DISPLAYS DOUBLE SIDED CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH.

62” x 35”. Side A shows the winter months display and reads “Have a Coke / Refreshment through 70 Years” with the “Drink Coca-Cola” button present. There are areas of paint wear and staining to the white areas. Side B shows March, April, May and June months, with a wonderful depiction of a woman holding an umbrella and drinking a Coca-Cola. There appears to be significant staining throughout the piece, which has the original K Display frame and Coca-Cola tin emblem attached. . (7.5) (7.0). 600 - 1,200

1075 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA CARDBOARD EASEL BACKS.

Each: 6 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2”. This is a lot of two Coca-Cola cardboard easel backs. The first is a woman from the U.S. Navy in her uniform, holding a glass of Coca-Cola. This is a nice easel back with the easel still present. There are bends to the head and arm as well as a little bit of fading, but is overall an excellent displayable piece, marked “Copyright 1943 the Coca-Cola Co.”. The second is a woman in her U.S. Navy medic uniform, also an easel back cardboard piece, with some slight edge wear and bends at the head and arm. The easel back is present and this piece will display nicely. (6.5). 300 - 800

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1076 - COCA-COLA PAPER LITHOGRAPH IN ORIGINAL ALUMINUM FRAME.

61” x 32” x 3/4”. This double sided piece from Coca-Cola dates to the 1950’s and has a different scene on each side. Side A, reads “Join the Family Circle” and shows a family enjoying a picnic around the six-pack lunch cooler. It is marked “Copyright 1954 The Coca-Cola Company.” The cardboard has slight staining, but the color is strong. Side B reads “Coke Time.” At the base, it reads “This Design to be Displayed During November, December, January and February.” It has a little bit of fade to the color and some staining of the white areas. Overall, an excellent scene of a family popping popcorn in a fireplace. . (8.5). 300 - 800

1077 - COCA COLA KAY DISPLAY “THIRST ASKS NOTHING MORE”

32 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/4”. A wonderful Coca-Cola poster with locker room graphic, reading “Thirst Asks Nothing More” and showing two young ladies enjoying a Coca-Cola after the game. CONDITION: Wonderful color with a surface scratch located between the two girls, no other damage noted. (8.0). 400 - 1,200

1078 - COCA-COLA “HERE’S REFRESHMENT” KAY DISPLAY PIECE.

17” x 1/2” x 11 - 1/2”. Coca-Cola wooden Kay displays sign. Marked “Kay Displays” on the back. CONDITION: Show areas of damage to the paint within the field and minor staining. The bottle and horseshoe do not show any signs of tarnish. (8.25). 300 - 600

1079 - SINGLE SIDED MASONITE DRINK COCA-COLA ICE COLD SIGN.

20” x 27”. This is a very uncommon piece from Coca-Cola that has been restored. Nice color and gloss throughout. Displays nicely. (Restored). 300 - 600

1080 - COCA-COLA DISPLAY RACK.

11” x 17” x 46”. Wire frame Coca-Cola display rack with tin marquee sign in all-original condition. There are areas of paint loss to the grey paint on the wire rack, as well as some paint loss, chips and light scratches to the tin Coca-Cola sign. (Good). 200 - 800

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1081 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA FESTOON END PIECES.

15” x 10 - 1/2”. Both pieces read “You Drink Coca-Cola” and are marked “Forbes Boston.” CONDITION: Very nice condition with minor scratching to the face of the piece and one extra added hole at the top of both pieces. The seconds has water damage along the right hand side of the piece. (7.9 , 6.9). 200 - 400

1082 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN DRINK A COCA-COLA 5¢ IN BOTTLES SIGN.

23 - 1/2” x 6”. This sign is marked “Shonk Works.” Areas of paint loss throughout the field. Also, staining to the face and very minor edge wear. (7.25). 400 - 800

1083 - EXCELLENT SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED COCA-COLA TIN SIGN.

35” x 11 - 1/2”. This piece is marked “1926 by the Coca-Cola Company.” CONDITION: Areas of paint loss throughout the field with bubbling of the paint. Paint loss around the outer edges and around the bottle graphic. Overall, the piece has good color and gloss, presents nicely. (7.5). 1,000 - 2,000

1084 - COCA-COLA BOTTLE SIGN.

45” x 45”. SST. Excellent Coca-Cola tin bottle sign. This is a great piece that has surface scratching throughout the face and some discoloration. The top left-hand side has a minor bend to the edge, but overall this is an excellent piece of Coca-Cola advertising with the always popular glass bottle graphic prominently displayed in the middle. (7.5). 400 - 800

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1085 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 16”. The first piece is an Art Deco-style tin thermometer marked “Robertson Dualife 1941.” The original working thermometer bulb is present. It has excellent color and gloss throughout. It has a minor paint rub to the very outer edges. The second piece is a golden bottle embossed tin thermometer. The original working thermometer bulb is present. There is minor scratching to the face of the sign. (9.25). 5001,000

1086 - COCA-COLA “SERVE COKE AT HOME” SELF FRAMED PILASTER SIGN.

16” x 1/2” x 53”. SST. Beautiful self framed Coca Cola pilaster sign. This is the 6-pack version of this sign. Marked AM 11-48. CONDITION: It is in excellent condition with two areas of scratching at the “S” in server. There is also paint loss at the outer edges of the self framed edge. The button is in spectacular condition. Marked “AM 3-52” with mounting bracket still intact. (9.25). 2,500 - 3,500

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1087 - COCA-COLA SELF FRAMED PILASTER SIGN.

16” x 1/2” x 53”. SST. This is the single bottle Coca-Cola pilaster sign. Marked “AM 1-47” and button is marked “AM 3-52.” CONDITION: There is browning to the face and white areas of the sign. The bottle graphic is in excellent condition. There is minor scratching to the field of the sign and minor paint loss to the outer edges. The button is in excellent condition with minor brown staining to the white areas. There are two scratches where the button meets the pilaster. This piece has the original bracket on the button. (9.0). 2,000 - 3,000

1088 - DRINK COCA-COLA MASONITE THERMOMETER SIGN. 6 - 3/4” x 17”. The thermometer reads “Thirst Knows No Season.” It has the original working thermometer bulb. CONDITION: There is paint loss to the bottle graphic and at the hanging holes. There is also paint loss at the outer edges, as well as areas of staining in the white portions of the sign. (8.0). 300 - 600

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1089 - SINGLE SIDED WOODEN DRINK COCA-COLA KAY DISPLAYS MENU BOARD.

33” x 1/2” x 24”. This is an excellent piece from Kay Displays, properly marked on the back. Minor paint loss to the Coca-Cola lettering and outer edges. Does come with the original, older menu item cards. Both bottles show some areas of rusting but are overall in nice, displayable condition. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

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1090 - PAINTED “ENJOY COCA-COLA” METAL SIGN.

36” x 24”. SST. This is a nice displaying Coca-Cola piece with good color. CONDITION: There is scratching to the face of the sign, mostly to the outer edges, as well as paint loss to the field. (7.9). 200 - 400

1091 - DRINK COCA-COLA WITH ARROW TIN BUTTON SIGN.

20” x 1” x 12”. SST. Excellent condition Coca Cola button sign with arrow attachment. The button is marked “A.M. 55.” CONDITION: There are scratches to the face of the button, as well as, minor fade to the paint. There are no chips to the edges of the button and they attached arrow is also in excellent condition. (9.0). 600 - 1,200

1092 - SINGLE SIDED TIN COCA-COLA SUN SPOT SIGN.

35” x 11”. SST. This Coca Cola sign has an excellent bottle graphic. Marked “Robertson 4-1-46.” CONDITION: Significant color fade throughout the sign and bubbling to the paint across the middle section of the piece. There is also minor surface scratching. (7.75). 600 - 1,200

1093 - COCA-COLA “REFRESH” TIN MATCH DISPENSER.

1 - 5/8” x 2” x 6 - 3/4”. This piece is in excellent condition and complete with multiple Coca-Cola match packages. (Very Good). 400 - 600

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1094 - DRINK COCA-COLA ICE COLD COOLER SIGN.

32” x 1” x 16”. SST. Nice displaying Coca Cola cooler sign with strong color throughout. It has areas of touchup paint to the side of the cooler, the arrow and the drink Coca-Cola script. (Restored). 400 - 800

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1095 - SINGLE SIDED SELF FRAMED TIN COCA-COLA 6-PACK PILASTER SIGN.

16” x 1/2” x 53”. SST. This is the “Take Home A Carton” Coca Cola pilaster sign. Marked AM “9-51” and the button is marked “AM 3-52.” CONDITION: This piece is in excellent condition with very minor edge wear and minor staining to the face of the piece. The button is also in excellent condition with two minor scratches where the button meets the pilaster. The button does have the original brackets. (9.25). 2,000 - 3,000

1096 - CANADIAN SELF FRAMED 6-PACK “TAKE HOME A CARTON” SIGN.

35” x 53”. DST. This outstanding piece from Coca-Cola has excellent graphics and is marked “Made in Canada 1948.” CONDITION: There is minor staining and scratching to the field of the sign. There is also paint loss to the outer self framed edges. (7.9). 1,000 - 2,000

1097 - SINGLE SIDED TIN 36” COCA-COLA BUTTON.

36” x 36” x 3”. SST. Coca-Cola 36” tin button sign. This is an excellent display piece with a great graphic and strong colors. CONDITION: There is significant scratching to the face of the sign and outer edges, along with paint loss. (7.75). 600 - 1,200

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1098 - SINGLE SIDED EMOBOSSED TIN

“ICE COLD COCA-COLA SOLD HERE”

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19 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2”. SST. This is an exceptional piece marked “Coshocton, OH American Art Works 1938.” There is paint loss on the Coca-Cola script and other lettering. The color and gloss on this piece are tremendous. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1099 - NOS COCA-COLA SIGN.

32” x 12”. SST. NOS self framed tin Coca-Cola fishtail sign, marked with “010” in the bottom-left.

CONDITION: There is a slight, minute area of paint loss on the outer upper left side edge, only noticeable upon close inspection. (9.0). 400 - 1,200

1100 - LOT OF 2: TIN COCA-COLA THERMOMETERS.

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Larger: 6 - 3/4” x 16”. The first piece is a die-cut Christmas tree bottle version with the original working thermometer tube. The piece is marked “Made in the USA 36.” It has nice color and gloss. CONDITION: There is scratching to the face and paint loss. The second piece is a Coca-Cola thermometer with the embossed gold bottle. CONDITION: There is staining to the white areas and bends across the top. (8.0 - 8.25). 300 - 600

1101 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Larger: 18” x 41”. The first item is the bottom section of a six-pack pilaster sign, reading “Serve Coke at Home”. The sign is marked “AM11-48”. CONDITION: There is staining and scratching to the field. The majority of the damage is confined to the outer self framed edges, especially at the bottom section. The second piece is a Masonite menu board that reads “Things Go Better With Coke”. CONDITION: There is scratching throughout the face, but the majority of paint loss is towards the outer edges of the sign. (7.5). (7.9). 600 - 1,200

1102 - COCA-COLA FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 22 - 1/2”. This Coca-Cola flange sign is marked “August 1949.” CONDITION: Side A shows areas of paint loss and oxidation near and about the flange area with some light scratches to the main play field of “Drink Coca-Cola.” Side B shows light fading to the overall Coca-Cola logo, light scratches, areas of paint loss both to the red play field, the Coca-Cola script logo, and areas in and around the flange. (7.5). 400 - 800

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17 - 1/2” x 53 - 1/2”. SST. A self framed tin fishtail Coca-Cola sign that reads “Ice Cold,” marked in the bottom-right “Made in U.S.A. Robertson 4-63.” CONDITION: Excellent overall, with minor surface scuffs, mostly to the outer edges. (9.0 - 9.5). 1,000 - 2,000

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1104 - SELF FRAMED COCA-COLA PILASTER SIGN.

16” x 54”. SST. Self framed Coca-Cola sign with iconic bottle graphic. This particular sign holds a Coca-Cola button with an added mounting bracket, which is not original to the sign. CONDITION: The button is in overall good condition, with one area of scratching and scuffing at the top near the mounting hole. (7.07.8). 1,000 - 3,000

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1105 - SELF FRAMED COCA-COLA SIGN.

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17 - 1/2” x 53 - 1/2”. SST. Self framed painted metal Coca-Cola that reads “things go better with Coke.” It is marked in the bottom-left “009” and in the bottom-right “M-C-A-2414.” CONDITION: Sign is in excellent condition, with excellent color and gloss. There is very minute edge wear. (9.0 - 9.5). 1,000 - 3,000

1106 - 24” COCA-COLA BOTTLE SIGN.

23” x 23” x 2”. Marked “AM 10-50,” showing the iconic Coca-Cola bottle. CONDITION: In overall excellent plus condition. (9.0 - 9.5). 400 - 1,200

1107 - SELF FRAMED TIN “DRINK COCA-COLA” BOTTLE SIGN.

17 - 1/2” x 53 - 1/2”. SST. This outstanding piece from Coca-Cola has tremendous color, gloss and graphics. The sign is marked “MCA555.” CONDITION: There is denting to one hanging hole on the left side of the fish tail and scratches to the field, but the most noticeable damage is paint loss on the outer self framed edge. (9.0). 600 - 1,200

1108 - DRINK COCA-COLA SIGN OF GOOD TASTE SIGN.

32” x 2” x 12”. SST. Excellent Coca-Cola Kay displays piece. The button is marked “A.M. 58” and the wooden section is marked “Property of Coca-Cola Company Kay Co.” CONDITION: The button is outstanding with very minor surface scratching to the face. Perfect color and gloss throughout with no chips to the paint and minor staining to the wooden section behind the button. (9.5). 600 - 1,200

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1109 - SELF FRAMED COCA-COLA SIGN.

17 - 1/4” x 53”. SST. A self framed rolled edge Coca-Cola sign, reading “Serve Coca-Cola at home” and showing the early six-pack of Coca-Cola bottles. Marked on the bottom “Made in Canada - 1951 - CCC.”

CONDITION: Good overall, with a bend halfway up. Damage is contained to the outer edges and does not distract from the graphic. (7.0). 500 - 2,000

1110 - SELF FRAMED COCA-COLA SIGN.

17 - 1/2” x 53”. SST. Self framed tin sign, marked in the lower-right “M-C-A - 2414,” in lower-left “009.” CONDITION: There is damage to the lower-right corner and some edge wear throughout, but has great shine and gloss. (8.2). 500 - 1,500

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1111 - LARGE COCA-COLA TIN BUTTON SIGN.

48” Dia. This thick gauge tin sign features a bottle graphic behind white Coca-Cola lettering. Marked “A-M 8-53”. C. 1953. This sign shows some pitting and edge wear, with great color throughout. (Very Good).

300 - 600

1112 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Each: 18” x 54”. A lot of two self framed tin Coca-Cola signs. The first sign is marked on the bottom “Made in U.S.A. Robertson-Dualife - Springfield, Ohio 1-46.” The second sign is marked “M.C.A. Sign Co. Massillon, O. 5 48.” CONDITION: Both have multiple areas of scuffing, scratching, dents, extra nail holes and touch-ups. The second sign additionally shows fade and paint loss. (7.5). 300 - 800

LOT - 1112

LOT - 1114

1113 - TIN COCA-COLA SIGN ON WOODEN FRAME.

54” x 1” x 17 - 1/2”. A Coca-Cola “Take Home a Carton” sign. CONDITION: This sign has an early, primitive restoration, but has an original wood back frame. It is in fair condition overall. (RESTORED). 200 - 800

1114 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN DRINK COCA-COLA ICE COLD FLANGE.

24” x 2” x 20 - 1/2”. This piece is marked “A-M 3-53.” Side A is in very nice condition with very minor surface scratching to the paint in the field of the sign along with browning to the white areas of the paint. Side B is also in very nice condition with minor surface scratching to the outer edges. Overall, nice presenting sign with perfect color and gloss throughout and an excellent bottle graphic. (8.9). 1,000 - 2,000

1115 - COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES BUTTON SIGN.

23 - 3/4” Dia. This is labeled “AMF553 Drink Coca-Cola US Patent. Office in Bottles.” There appears to be no visible paint loss. (Excellent). 500 - 2,000

1116 - COCA-COLA PILASTER SIGN.

16” x 54”. SST. Self framed Coca-Cola sign with a fantastic Coca-Cola button on top. The mounting bracket is a later addition, but professionally done. CONDITION: There is scattered wear throughout and what appears to be some possible restoration to the outer edges. The Coca-Cola button is in excellent shape, with one small hit above the “A” in “Taste.” (7.0 - 7.5). 500 - 2,000

1117 - SELF FRAMED TIN COCA-COLA “ENJOY THE REFRESHING FEELING” SIGN.

32” x 12”. SST. A tremendous self framed tin Coca-Cola sign. This piece is marked “NCA 1927” and has great color and gloss throughout the field of the sign. There is minor surface scratching and paint loss to outer self framed edge, mainly to the top-left corner. (9.0). 400 - 800

1118 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN COCA-COLA ICE COLD SOLD HERE ARROW.

30” x 8”. This tin Coca-Cola arrow is in nice displayable condition. Marked “WFR 1932.” Side A has areas of paint loss throughout the field of the piece and at the edges. The color is excellent. Side B also has paint loss throughout the piece as well as staining to the white areas of script. (6.75). 400 - 800

1119 - WHITE ROUND COCA-COLA BOTTLE SIGN.

23” x 23” x 2”. A 1952 Coca-Cola single sided tin button sign in white with full bottle graphic, marked for the AM company. CONDITION: Showing light wear and light surface scratches, a real nice example of this Coke sign. (8.2). 600 - 1,200

LOT - 1117

LOT - 1115

LOT - 1116

1120 - SPECTACULAR SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN ICE COLD COCA-COLA SOLD HERE.

26” x 1/2” x 34”. This piece is marked “Made in the U.S.A 1938 WFR”. It has been professionally framed and matted. The face of the sign is tremendous with minor staining to the white Coca-Cola lettering along with the “Sold Here” lettering. Other than that, the piece has nearly perfect color and gloss throughout. (9.25). 1,000 - 2,000

LOT - 1120

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LOT - 1122

1121 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN DRINK COCA-COLA SUNSPOT FLANGE.

18” x 2” x 22”. Side A is marked “AA-5-6 Made in the U.S.A.” Surface scratching to the face of the flange as well as browning to the white areas, and minor paint loss to the very outer edges. Side B also shows minor surface scratching. Some paint loss to the great art-deco areas coming off of the sun spot as well as the outer edges. Overall this piece has tremendous color, gloss, and graphics. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1122 - LOT OF 3: DRINK COCA-COLA THERMOMETERS.

12” Dia. The first thermometer is the “Drink Coca-Cola” version. CONDITION: The thermometer is working with scratches to the face. The second is the “Drink Coca-Cola Sign of Good Taste.” CONDITION: The thermometer is working with some scratching to the face. The third is the “Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles.” CONDITION: The thermometer is working with fogging to the face of the sign. All are in nice structural condition. (Good). 200 - 400

1123 - EMBOSSED TIN MA’S COLA SIGN.

28” x 12”. SST. This piece from MA’s has an amazing bottle graphic and cap, with vivid colors and excellent graphics. There is significant edge wear, some scratches to the face and areas of crazing to the paint. Overall, a nice displaying root beer advertisement. (7.25). 200 - 600

1124 - LOT OF 2: TALL FRENCH COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Larger: 17 - 1/2” x 53 - 1/2”. A lot of two French Coca-Cola signs. The first is a self framed painted tin Coca-Cola sign. CONDITION: Fair condition overall. There is edge wear and scratches throughout, as well as extra nail holes. The second is a self framed tin Coca-Cola sign, showing a six-pack of Coca-Cola. CONDITION: Good condition overall, with edge wear evident. (6.0 - 7.5). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1123

1125 - SNGLE SIDED TIN 36” “DRINK COCA-COLA” BOTTLE BUTTON SIGN.

36” Dia. SST. 36” Coca-Cola tin button sign. This piece is marked “AM11-53”. CONDITION: There are multiple areas of color that have been oxidized throughout the face and staining in the white, along with paint loss to the very outer edges. (7.25). 500 - 1,000

1126 - DRINK COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES TIN BUTTON WITH ARROW CONNECTED TO THE BACK.

20” x 1” x 12”. SST. Very nice Coca-Cola tin button with attached arrow. The piece is marked “A.M. 10.” There is scratching and staining to the overall piece with very minor paint loss. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

1127 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA BUTTON AND CARRIER.

Larger: 17 - 3/4” Dia. Lot of two Coca-Cola items. The first is an aluminum 12 bottle “Drink Coca-Cola” carrying case with stickers on both sides. Marked in the interior “Property of Coca-Cola Bottling Plant” and has a Coca-Cola manufacturer’s label. The second item is a small foreign Coca-Cola button with original mounting brackets on back. CONDITION: The button has multiple areas of scuffing and scrapes, with some paint loss consistent with age and use. (Good). 200 - 600

LOT - 1126

1128 - SMALL ROUND YELLOW COCA-COLA BOTTLE SIGN.

15 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 1/2”. SSP. Single sided porcelain Coca-Cola button in yellow showing the full bottle. Great shine and color.

CONDITION: Possibly new old stock, showing very little signs of use or wear. (8.9). 400 - 1,000

1129 - SINGLE SIDED TIN “DRINK COCA-COLA” THERMOMETER.

6 - 3/4” x 16”. SST. The graphic on the thermometer is a lady drinking from a bottle. The bottom of the bottle is marked “Made in the USA 1939”. CONDITION: There is fading to the paint and minor scratches to the face of the sign. The thermometer tube is broken. (8.9). 400 - 800

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1130 - DRINK COCA-COLA ART DECO EMBOSSED TIN THERMOMETER.

7” x 16”. SST. The thermometer is marked “Made in the USA 1941.” Overall, this is a tremendous example of the bottle graphics. CONDITION: There is scratching to the paint in the field, paint loss to the edges and an extra hole. Thermometer bulb is working. (8.9). 400 - 800

1131 - SINGLE SIDED SELF FRAMED TIN “DRINK COCA-COLA” SIGN.

34” x 12”. SST. This self framed Coca-Cola sign is marked “M-1-42.” This sign has a tremendous graphic with great colors and gloss. CONDITION: The sign has multiple bends, the most noticeable bend being in the top-left corner. There are minor areas of white paint drips and areas of significant paint loss. There is significant scratching throughout the word “Drink.” (7.0). 400 - 800

1132 - SELF FRAMED COCA-COLA SIGN. 17 - 1/4” x 53 - 1/2”. A self framed rolled edge Coca-Cola sign, showing the iconic Coca-Cola button on top of the bottle. CONDITION: It has a crease mark through the middle, good condition overall. (7.0). 400 - 800

1133 - COCA-COLA TIN SIGN.

17 - 1/4” x 53”. SST. A rolled edge tin “Drink Coca-Cola” sign with the brightly-colored Coca-Cola bottle. CONDITION: Sign has restoration, mostly contained to the edges, good condition overall. (RESTORED). 400 - 800

1134 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGN AND THERMOMETER.

Each: 5” x 17”. This is a lot of two die-cut Coca-Cola bottle signs. The first is a die-cut thermometer in working condition with the original tube. There are areas of edgewear and surface scratching at the top hanging hole. The second is another die-cut Coca-Cola bottle sign. This piece is marked “AM 10-56”. It is in outstanding condition with only one surface scratch in the middle of the field. (8.0 - 9.3). 200 - 400

1135 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ITEMS.

Largest: 8” x 5 - 3/4” x 6 - 1/2”. The first item is a complete aluminum Coca-Cola six pack. CONDITION: Shows light oxidation to the aluminum construction, with a great “Enjoy Coke” label. The second item is a Coca-Cola bottle holder for a shopping cart, with a great tin sign on the front saying “Enjoy Coca-Cola.” CONDITION: Shows light oxidation to the aluminum construction. (Good - Very Good).

200 - 400

1136 - LOT OF 3: COCA-COLA ADVERTISING ITEMS.

Largest: 9 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. This lot of three Coca-Cola advertising items consists first of a Coca-Cola button sign, made by the J. Paul Cobb Company out of Atlanta, Georgia, in unused condition. The second is a Coca-Cola fishtail calendar with no pad, showing unused condition with minor scratches around the mounting hole. The third piece is a small tin “Coca-Cola in Bottles” thermometer, all original condition with just some edge wear. (8.79.0). 200 - 500

1137 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Largest: 11 - 1/2” x 4”. Lot of two Coca Cola signs in nice condition. Age is unknow on the “Drink Coca-Cola” piece. CONDITION: There is minor paint loss. The drink Coca-Cola fishtail is original with minor scratching and staining on the piece. (7.0 , 7.5).

200 - 400

1138 - DRINK COCA-COLA CONVEX TIN SIGN W/ ADDED NEON MOUNTED ON METAL CAN.

37” x 37” x 12”. ST. Coca-Cola convex sign. Sign is maker marked “A.M.” and dated 1953. A very nice displaying sign from Coca-Cola, showing added bright red neon throughout the lettering and is mounted nicely on a new metal can, painted matching red. Sign shows some minor areas of wear with some areas of paint scratching in the red, but overall displays nicely. An excellent displaying piece of Coca-Cola advertising. . (7.5). 1,500 - 3,000

1139 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 31” x 3 - 1/4”. A lot of two Coca-Cola door pushes. The first is in a Deco die-cut style, reading “Thank You Call Again” on the back side. “Trade Mark Reg.” is marked in the tail. CONDITION: Excellent overall, showing very little wear, with one or two areas of porcelain loss on the top and bottom edges. There is porcelain loss on the back on the right side near the grommets, but the damage does not bleed through to the front side. Good strong color and gloss. The second is a foreign Coca-Cola door push. CONDITION: Good overall, with areas of touch-up and porcelain loss around the grommets. There is also a bend near the grommets. (7.0 - 9.5). 500 - 1,500

1140 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT SIGNS.

17 - 1/2” x 54”. The first is a self-framed foreign Coca-Cola sign. Marked in the lower left-hand side “Reg. 5.5.A 75423 “A” 21866 AKD4KN 10 14 - 10 19 Sep. 88.” CONDITION: Fair, area of touch up on bottom right-hand corner. Normal edge wear, as well as, creasing along the edge. Touch up also present in the upper right-hand corner, field is clean. The second is a self-framed Coca-Cola sign. Colors are good, image of the girl is good, reads “Delicious & Refreshing.”

CONDITION: There are names and initials scratched into the bottom center. It has multiple areas of creasing and fade. . (6.5 , 6.0). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1139

LOT - 1140

LOT - 1141

1141 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA MENU SIGNS.

19 - 1/2” x 28”. The first is a rolled-edge Coca-Cola chalkboard. Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “Made in U.S.A,” bottom right-hand corner marked “Robertson - 4 - 63,” and bottom center “Erase With Damp Cloth.” CONDITION: Good, with multiple areas of creasing. Colors remain bright. The second is a self-framed Coca-Cola chalkboard. Marked in the bottom right-hand corner “MCA-207.” CONDITION: Fair, has three holes down the middle; top, bottom, and center. The top hole has been enlarged. (7.5 , 6.5). 500 - 2,000

LOT - 1142

1142 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT SIGNS. 19 - 1/2” x 30”. The first is a self-framed Pepsi-Cola chalkboard reading “Drink Pepsi: Cola Bigger-Better.” About 2” from the bottom marked “40-1.” CONDITION: Multiple areas of paint loss along the bottom edge. Bottom right-hand corner has a crease and a tear 3/4 of the way up on the left and half way down the right. Added nail holes. The second is a self-framed Pepsi chalk board with “Pepsi-Cola...” written on the chalk board. Bottom left-hand corner is marked “M-167 Made in U.S.A,” bottom right-hand corner is marked “STOUT SIGN CO., St, Louis, Mo.” CONDITION: Added nail holes, multiple areas of scratching and scuffing throughout. (6.5 , 7.0). 500 - 2,000

LOT - 1143

LOT - 1144

1143 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Larger: 16” x 41”. Lot of two Coca-Cola signs. The first is a self framed tin sign, which was designed to hold a Coca-Cola button. Marked in the bottom-right “AM 11-48.” CONDITION: Good overall. There is edge wear throughout, surface scratching and scuffing to the field. Sign would improve dramatically with a professional cleaning. The second sign is a rolled edge tin sign, stating “Drink Coca-Cola,” marked “Trade-Mark” under the “Coca-Cola” script and “Made in U.S.A. M.C.A. 368” in bottom-right. (7.0 - 7.5). 500 - 1,500

1144 - ICE COLD COCA-COLA SOLD HERE CURB STAND. 20” x 22” x 23”. This curb sign is two single sided tins back to back. Both sides have excellent color and gloss. CONDITION: Both of these signs have been completely restored. Side one has scratching and denting to the face. The second side also has denting to the field. The curb stand has been completely repainted. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

1145 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP DISPLAY RACKS.

Larger: 15” x 20” x 57”. This is a lot of two soda pop display racks. The first is a Coca-Cola lollipop-style display rack in green paint, with the original tin double-sided sign on top, notating “Take Home a Carton / 6 Bottles 25¢ Plus Deposit”. All-original racking with the original base, the tin sign shows areas of oxidation, light surface rust and pitting on both sides. The second is a single-dash Pepsi carton display rack, metal frame with a tin “Take Home Several Cartons!” Pepsi sign attached. The sign could use a good cleaning, shows areas of paint loss under the “S” in “Pepsi” as well as next to the exclamation point in “Cartons!”. The metal display shows oxidation and surface rust. . (Good). 400 - 800

1146 - LOT OF 3: 2 COCA COLA ITEMS.

Largest: 16” Dia. The first item is a 1950 Coca-Cola tray. CONDITION: Shows edge wear, oxidation and light foxing to the main graphic field. The second item is a double sided Coca-Cola rack sign stating “Drink Coca-Cola. Take Enough Home.” CONDITION: Shows light surface scratches and edge wear, with good color. The third item is a great sized 16” Coca-Cola tin button. CONDITION: New old stock, showing great color and shine. (7.8 - 9.0). 400 - 800

LOT - 1148

1147 - LOT OF 3: SODA POP ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest Frame: 22” x 40”. The first piece is a Coca-Cola paper lithograph newly framed in an aluminum frame. CONDITION: There is fade to the color. The second piece is a nicely framed Nesbitt’s cardboard lithograph marked “Litho USA McCandlish.” CONDITION: There is staining and color fade throughout. The third piece is a self framed carboard “Enjoy Pepsi-Cola” with the graphic of a woman enjoying a bottle of Pepsi while ice skating. CONDITION: There is significant wear to the cardboard self frame and staining to the face. (8.0) (6.75) (6.75). 400 - 800

LOT - 1149

1148 - LOT OF 2: 16” COCA-COLA BUTTONS.

16” Dia. A lot of two 16” Coca-Cola buttons, one reading “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” and the other reading “Drink Coca-Cola.” CONDITION: Both are in fair condition, with surface scratching and paint loss consistent with age and use. (7.0). 400 - 1,200

1149 - 24” COCA-COLA BUTTON.

24” Dia. SST. 24” tin Coca-Cola button, showing the iconic bottle and “Drink Coca-Cola” script. CONDITION: The button has been restored. (Restored). 400 - 800

LOT - 1146

LOT - 1147

LOT - 1150

1150 - COCA-COLA SIGN.

18” x 54”. Marked in the bottom-right “Made in U.S.A. American Art Works Inc., Coshocton, Ohio 1938,” stamped in the bottom-left “7-38-B.” CONDITION: Good condition overall, with bright colors and image. There are extra nail holes in the sign. There is also surface scratching and paint loss throughout. (7.0). 400 - 1,200

1151 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT SIGNS.

Largest: 27 - 1/4” x 19 - 1/2”. The first is a rolled edge, tin Coca-Cola sign showing a pretty girl with a bottle of Coke. Stamped in the bottom left-hand corner “A A.W. 4-2 MADE IN U.S.A.” CONDITION: Fair, upper right-hand corner is rusted and missing metal. Same with upper left-hand corner, there are nail holes and several creases throughout. The second is a porcelain fountain service sign. This sign does not have a maker’s mark, all grommets are present. CONDITION: Fair, multiple areas of scuffing and scrapes. Scratches are contained mostly to the bottom center. (6.5 , 6.75). 400 - 1,200

LOT - 1151

1152 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT SIGNS.

17 - 1/2” x 47”. First has the iconic hand holding the Coca-Cola bottle. This is a foreign sign, marked in the bottom right-hand corner “PINO, S.A TEL 595-82-44.” CONDITION: Fair, multiple areas of scuffing and scratching. Edge wear throughout. The second is a painted tin Coca-Cola sign with squared-off edges. Mounting holes are on the rolled edges. Sign is marked “AM 67.” CONDITION: Field is clean and bright. Some slight scuffing and scratching. (6.5 , 7.5). 400 - 1,200

1153 - LOT OF 3: COCA-COLA, DR. PEPPER, AND QUAKER STATE THERMOMETERS.

Each: 12 - 1/2” Dia. A lot of three thermometers. The first is a Quaker State thermometer, which reads “Use Quaker State Motor Oil.” The second, is a Dr. Pepper thermometer, reading “Hot or Cold / Be a Pepper” and marked “Made in U.S.A. / The Original Jumbo Dial by the Ohio Thermometer Co.” The third, is a Coca-Cola “Things go Better with Coke” thermometer, stamped “495A Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: All three are in good displayable condition. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 800

1154 - 1900 COCA-COLA “HIGH BALLS”

TIN LITHOGRAPH TRAY.

12 - 1/4” Dia. SST. This 1900’s era tray is marked “Western Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Chicago, Ill.” This tray depicts a woman enjoying a Coca-Cola from a bottle with the paper label, which is illustrated on the blue background logo. It has rubs to the outer edge and through the face of the piece, but is overall in excellent displayable condition. (7.5). 700 - 1,200

1155 - 1920 COCA-COLA GOLF SERVING TRAY.

13 - 1/4” x 10 - 1/2”. Vintage 1920 Coca-Cola golf serving tray with a beautiful image of woman at golf course wearing a yellow dress and wide brim hat. There is a light angular scratch from the left edge of the tray through her torso, and paint distress or scuffing in her hat. (7.27.6). 300 - 800

1156 - 1928 COCA-COLA SERVING TRAY.

10 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/4”. This is a very desirable Coca-Cola serving tray from 1928 showing a pretty young woman drinking from a straw clearly marked “Coca-Cola Co. American Artworks Coshocton, Ohio” also marked “Made in USA.” CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss mostly to the upper rim into the outside edges. No significant areas of scratches or imperfections noted in the main image field. (8.5). 350 - 700

1157 - LOT OF 5: COCA-COLA SERVING TRAYS.

10 - 1/2” x 13”. The first piece has an excellent graphic of a woman holding a Coca-Cola glass. It’s marked “The American Art Works. Coshocton, OH.” There is paint loss and fade throughout the face, surface scratching and paint loss to the outer edges. The second piece is a woman draped in a fur enjoying a glass of Coca-Cola. This piece is also marked “The American Art Works. Coshocton, OH.” There is fade to the paint, as well as, scratching to the face. There is also paint loss on the outer edges. The third piece is another excellent graphic of a woman holding a Coca-Cola glass. It is marked “The American Art Works. Coshocton, OH.” There is paint loss to the field, as well as, paint loss to the outer edges. The fourth piece has great color and graphics throughout and is marked “Printed in USA.” There are a couple areas of scratching mostly to the outer edge. The fifth tray is dated 1934 with a great graphics of two actors enjoying a Coca-Cola. There is scratching to the face and along the outer edge. It has good color and gloss. (7.0 , 7.98 , 7.25). 600 - 1,200

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LOT - 1156

1158 - LOT OF 4: COCA-COLA TRAYS.

Each: 10 - 1/2” x 1” x 13”. The first is a 1935 tray with a woman in a white gown holding a glass of Coca-Cola. There is crocodiling of the paint throughout the field with paint loss along the very outer edges. (6.9). The second is a 1939 Spanish tray with a woman in a white bathing suite enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola. It is in excellent condition with minor paint loss along the outer edges and some surface scratching to the face. (8.0). The third piece is also from 1939. This piece has great color throughout, minor rusting and paint loss on the very outer edges of the tray. 8.9). The forth is from 1937 with a woman in a yellow bathing suite running along the beach holding Coca-Cola bottles. The tray has great color and gloss, with minor surface scratching and staining. There is paint loss to the very outer edges. (8.9). (Various). 500 - 1,000

1159 - LOT OF 4: COCA-COLA TRAY’S.

10 - 1/2” x 13”. The first is dated 1932 with a woman in a yellow bathing suite enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola. CONDITION: There is fade to the paint and some paint loss to the very outer edges of the tray. The second is dated 1933 with a woman in a bathing suite with a Coca-Cola bottle in hand. CONDITION: There is fade and loss of paint to the face of the tray, as well as, paint loss on the very outer edges. The third piece is dated 1926, with a man and woman playing golf enjoying a Coca-Cola. CONDITION: The piece has been clear coated. There is paint loss to the outer edges as well. The forth tray is dated 1927 with a graphics of a pharmacist handing out glasses of Coca-Cola. CONDITION: There is surface scratching to the paint and fade to the red portions, as well as, paint loss to the outer edges. (7.9 , 8.25). 400 - 800

1160 - LOT OF 4: COCA-COLA TRAYS. Each: 10 - 1/2” x 1” x 13”. The first tray is dated 1927 with a woman in a car enjoying a Coca-Cola. There is paint loss and staining to the face of the piece, as well as, the outer edges. (7.9). The second is from 1930 with a woman at the beach graphic. There are areas of gloss failure and paint loss to the edges. (8.25). The third is a woman in a yellow bathing suite dated 1929. There are scratches and paint loss throughout the face of the piece, as well as, the outer edges. (8.0). The forth is a woman in a yellow dress dated 1938. This piece is in outstanding condition with minor scratching to the outer edges. The color is excellent and the field is perfect. (9.0). (Various). 400 - 800

LOT - 1158

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1160

1161 - 1941 COCA-COLA SERVING TRAY.

10 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/4”. This 1941 Coca-Cola serving tray shows a pretty woman in ice skates drinking her Coca-Cola. CONDITION: There appears to be little signs of wear and no significant areas of scratches. Clearly marked for the “Coca-Cola Company 1941 The American Artworks & Co. Coshocton, Ohio.” (8.7 - 9.0). 300 - 600

1162 - LOT OF 4: COCA-COLA TRAYS.

Each: 10 - 1/2” x 1” x 13”. The first is marked “1931” with a little boy drinking a Coca-Cola and eating a sandwich. Excellent with minor edge wear. Perfect color and gloss. (9). The second is marked “1942” with two women enjoying a Coca-Cola next to a car. Scratching and some paint loss to the face of the tray. Minor edge wear. (8.5). The third is marked “1936.” Areas of paint loss and scratching to the field, significant paint loss to the outer rim. (8). The fourth piece is marked “1941” and has a woman enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola while ice skating. Excellent color and gloss with minor paint loss to the very outer edges of the piece. (9). (Various). 600 - 1,200

1163 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Largest: 9” x 11 - 1/2”. This first is a Kay displays “Drink Coca-Cola” plaque sign. CONDITION: This is an excellent piece with minor tarnish to the emblem at the top and to the paint at the very outer edges. The second piece is a glass windowpane with a “Push Pull” sticker from Coca-Cola on the back. (8.0). 300 - 600

1164 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Each: 5” x 17”. A lot of two Coca-Cola thermometers. The first has a broken tube. Thermometer is marked “Robertson Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Excellent overall. The second has an intact and working glass thermometer, marked “Robertson Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Excellent overall. (9.0). 400 - 1,200

1165 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA CLOCK AND THERMOMETER.

Larger: 18 - 1/2” Dia. A lot of two Coca-Cola items. The first, a tin clock with the original label on the back side, dated January 1949. CONDITION: The clock was not in working at time of description. It has scuffs and scrapes consistent with age and use. The second, is a round dial thermometer with a plastic curved face. The face reads “Things Go Better with Coke” and is stamped “495A Made in U.S.A.” (7.5). 300 - 800

LOT - 1166

1166 - 36” SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN “DRINK COCA-COLA SIGN OF GOOD TASTE” BUTTON SIGN.

37” Dia. SSP. Excellent 36” Coca-Cola porcelain button. This piece has tremendous color and gloss throughout. CONDITION: The button has surface scratching and staining to the field, along with one minor chip above the “C” in “Coca.” There are also chips to the very outer edge of the sign. (8.9). 700 - 1,400

LOT - 1165

LOT - 1167

1167 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA SCRIPT BUTTON. 36” x 36” x 3”. SSP. Very nice 36” porcelain Coca-Cola button sign. This piece is marked “Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.” CONDITION: There is porcelain loss at the very outer edges of the sign along with surface scratching. The field of the sign has minor oxidation. The white is vivid, not stained. (8.9). 600 - 1,200

1168 - SELF FRAMED SCROLL TOP COCA-COLA FOUNTAIN SERVICE PORCELAIN SIGN.

60 - 1/2” x 47”. SSP. This is an excellent self framed example, marked “Made in USA 1935”.

CONDITION: There are areas of match paint in the field, as well as the outer edge. There is also a cut in the middle on the right corner where the scroll top meets the self framed edge. The white areas are vivid and clean. . (Restored).

1,500 - 2,500

1169 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA DOOR PUSH.

28” x 4 - 1/2”. SSP. The field of this piece is tremendous. It is marked “Trademark Reg, U.S. Pat. Off.” There are chips to the porcelain at the very edge of the piece. It also has the original hardware present. (8.5).

1,000 - 2,000

1170 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA SIGN.

57 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2”. SSP. This is an excellent French Canadian Coca-Cola piece you rarely see. CONDITION: There is some surface scratching to the face of the piece, as well as significant match paint around the outer edges and hanging tabs. (7.9).

1,000 - 2,000

1171 - 24” “DRINK COCA-COLA” PORCELAIN SCRIPT BUTTON.

24” Dia. SSP. This 24” porcelain Coca-Cola button has excellent color and gloss. CONDITION: There is minor scratching to the face of the sign and porcelain loss to the outer edges. Overall, an excellent example with amazing color and gloss. (8.9). 600 - 1,200

LOT - 1171

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1172 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA FLANGE.

18” x 19 - 1/4”. DSP. A foreign Coca-Cola porcelain flange. CONDITION: Good overall with normal edge wear. There is one hit to Side A in between “Coca” and “Cola,” there is some porcelain loss around the flange areas and around the factory mounting holes. Good color and gloss. (7.0).

300 - 1,200

1173 - 24” SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA BOTTLE BUTTON SIGN.

24” Dia. SSP. 24” Coca-Cola porcelain button. A nice display piece with excellent graphics. This piece has fade to the porcelain throughout the face of the sign along with staining to the white areas and outer edges. (8.5).

600 - 1,200

1174 - COCA-COLA PORCELAIN RESTROOMS SIGN.

28” x 5 - 1/4”. SSP. This is an attachment to a larger curb sign. The sign is excellent with great colors and gloss. There are a few areas of staining and scratching, but is overall a tremendous piece in excellent condition. (9.25).

500 - 1,000

LOT - 1175

1175 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN COCA-COLA FLANGE.

17” x 20”. DSP. A foreign porcelain Coca-Cola flange. The sign is marked “G.S.W. Screen Process Pat’d.” CONDITION: Very good overall, with good shine and gloss. There is scratching on Side A, and clear coat. This sign has areas of touch-up on both sides, mostly contained to the edges. (8.0 - 8.0). 500 - 1,200

LOT - 1176

1176 - 24” DRINK COCA-COLA BUTTON SIGN.

24” Dia. SSP. 24” porcelain Coca-Cola button with original mounting brackets on the back. CONDITION: Minor surface scratching and a little bit of porcelain loss around the mounting holes. Good color and gloss. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1172

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1177 - LARGE PORCELAIN COCA-COLA BUTTON SIGN.

48” Diameter. This round, red advertising sign reads “Drink Coca-Cola.” Wire for hanging is attached. Shows scratches and enamel loss in the field. Color and shine remain good throughout. Made in Canada. (Good). 300 - 500

LOT - 1177

1178 - TALL DUTCH COCA-COLA SIGN.

18” x 1/2” x 54”. SSP. A Dutch porcelain “Drink Coca-Cola” sign, marked on the bottom “T. P. B. 359. 1957 11.” CONDITION: It has non-distracting edge wear, one small hit above the “U” in the bottom lettering and another small hit around the bottom. It is otherwise in excellent plus condition. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 2,000

32” x 22” x 64”. Overall this piece displays well. CONDITION: This piece has significant areas of touch-up paint throughout the entire piece. The most notable is in the shield that reads “Slow School Zone”. The base has also been completely repainted. . (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

LOT - 1178

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1179 - COCA-COLA DOUBLE SIDED TIN “SLOW SCHOOL ZONE” CURB SIGN.

PHOTOS

LOT - 1180

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1180 - DRINK COCA-COLA “PAUSE & REFRESH” LIGHTED SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 5” x 9”. This is an excellent piece with the animated waterfall in the background of the piece. There is fade to the red portions behind the Coca-Cola trademark. There is also tarnish to the can, but it is in overall excellent structural condition with all the original working electric. The motion element for the waterfall occasionally stalls, but overall works fine. (8.25). 1,000 - 2,000

1181 - THIRST KNOWS NO SEASON DRINK COCA-COLA MASONITE THERMOMETER.

6 - 3/4” x 17”. This piece has outstanding color and gloss. The thermometer has the original working bulb attached. There is minor edge wear and wear to the hanging holes. (9.0). 300 - 600

1182 - LIGHT-UP COCA-COLA “PAUSE AND REFRESH” SIGN.

32 - 3/4” x 4” x 23 - 1/4”. This light-up sign advertises “Coca-Cola” and reads “Pause and Refresh”. It has an aluminum frame with plastic front, with original maker’s tags on the back. There are no chips or cracks to the plastic front. The aluminum frame shows a couple light dents and some scuffs. The back tin light holder has a little bit of paint loss, but is otherwise a very respectable example. Working but wire needs repair. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

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1183 - SINGLE SIDED MASONITE “DRINK COCA-COLA” DISPLAY PIECE. 23” x 28”. This piece has outstanding color and the popular Christmas tree bottle. There is almost no damage, with the exception of a chip to the paint in the top of the bottle graphic. Overall, a tremendous displayable piece with outstanding color. (8.9). 1,000 - 2,000

1184 - KAY DISPLAYS WOODEN MENU BOARD FROM COCA-COLA. 36” x 1/2” x 34”. This is an excellent piece with the popular Christmas tree bottle prominently displayed in the middle. Overall excellent displaying piece that is rarely seen. There is paint loss to the Coca-Cola script. Staining present throughout the piece. Comes complete with the original menu options and hanging chain. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1185 - DRINK COCA-COLA “PLEASE PAY WHEN SERVED” LIGHTED SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 8 - 1/2”. This lighted Coca-Cola sign displays well. The “Drink Coca-Cola” section of this sign is newly made. The “Please Pay When Served” is the old original glass. There are no cracks or breaks to the glass. The can is in great original shape with minor areas of paint loss. Old electrical cord is present, is lighting. (8.25). 600 - 1,200

1186 - PLEASE PAY WHEN SERVED DRINK COCA-COLA GLASS FACE LIGHTED SIGN.

19” x 4” x 8”. This is an excellent piece with all the working electric. Very minor areas of paint loss to the glass face of the sign. The can itself is in excellent structural condition with no rusting or rot. The sign is lighting. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1187 - DRINK COCA-COLA SERVE YOURSELF PAUSE LIGHTED MOTION SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 5” x 9”. This piece is in tremendous working condition. Very minor fade to the red portions of the sign. The can does show areas of tarnish throughout, but overall is in excellent structural shape with no cracks in any of the glass faces. The motion portion is functioning properly. All original electric and cord, lights up. (8.5). 1,000 - 2,000

1188 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA SIGNS.

Largest: 14” x 16”. The first sign reads “Take Home in Cartons” and displays a six-pack in a paper carton. CONDITION: There is a small dent above the carton and through the words “Take Home.” There is paint loss throughout the field of the sign and along the outer edges of the piece. It has highly detailed graphics with bright colors and nice gloss. The second piece is a single-sided Masonite “Take It Home Today” sign. CONDITION: It has some staining to the field and along the outer yellow edges. Overall, this is an excellent displaying piece. (8.0 - 8.25). 600 - 1,200

1189 - DRINK COCA-COLA KAY DISPLAYS MENU BOARD.

39” x 1” x 20”. Nice displaying wooden Coca-Cola menu board from Kay Displays. CONDITION: There is paint loss to the Coca-Cola script and the menu options are on newly made. There is paint loss to the outer edges and some staining. This piece includes the original hanging chain. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

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1190 - WONDERFUL COCA-COLA CUT GLASS AND STAINED GLASS LAMP SHADE.

21” x 21” x 15”. This is an amazing authentic Coca-Cola made lamp shade, c. 1908. With beautiful colored glass, beautiful manufacture, and overall very good condition. This size of shade is extremely hard to find, as it is oversized. A like example resides in the Atlanta archives. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation to the lead framing. There are several pieces of glass that have small hair-line cracks in them, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of the shade. (8.5). 3,000 - 10,000

1191 - 1930’S COCA-COLA CARDBOARD WINDOW DISPLAY.

Each Frame: 29” x 44 - 1/4”. Here we have a Coca-Cola cardboard window display offered in two frames, as it is too large for a single frame. First is marked “Snyder & Black, NY”. There are some bends and very minor areas of touch-up where the cardboard split. There is some edge wear, but is overall a nice piece that you don’t ever see from Coca-Cola with excellent graphics. The second is, “The Coca-Cola Circus” and has excellent graphics with very good color. There are a couple bends to the corners in different areas. Marked “Litho in U.S.A.” Nice frame job. Missing three elements from the complete display. (7.8). 1,000 - 2,000

LOT - 1190

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1192 - COCA-COLA DISPLAY RACK.

20” x 16” x 56”. This Coca-Cola display rack has the original tin Coca-Cola marquee, reading “Take Home a Carton / Coca-Cola / Trade-Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. / 6 Bottles 25¢ Plus Deposit.” CONDITION: In overall good plus condition. (Good Plus). 300 - 800

1193 - KAY DISPLAYS “ICE COLD COCA-COLA” WOODEN SIGN.

24” x 17”. Very unique Coca-Cola Kay Displays sign. Marked “Kay Displays” on the back. CONDITION: Areas of paint loss throughout the field mainly on the bottle graphic. The arrow is original. (7.25). 200 - 400

1194 - LOT OF 2: PLASTIC COCA-COLA DIE-CUT BOTTLE HANDLES.

2 - 1/2” x 3” x 10”. The first is in nice condition with some scratching to the paint. All necessary hardware is attached, nice presentable condition. (9). The second is the more familiar “Have A Coke” version. The bottle has some scratches but there are no breaks to the plastic. (8.9). (Various). 200 - 400

1195 - DRINK COCA-COLA GLO DIAL NEON CLOCK.

28” x 8” x 28”. This is an original “Glo Dial Neon Clock” spelling out “Drink Coca-Cola” with a neon tube to the clock as well. The original hands and the original face of the clock are in complete working order. The “Coca-Cola” neon tube could possibly be a replacement, but is early in the clock’s age. It features an outside toggle switch and the appropriate clock adjustment rod with a new cord. CONDITION: The can has the original Glo dial tag, and the can shows areas of paint loss, scuffing, and some oxidation. . (8.0). 1,500 - 3,000

1196 - DRINK COCA-COLA NEON CLOCK. 15 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 4 - 3/4”. This is a neon clock that reads “Drink Coca-Cola.” CONDITION: In original excellent overall condition. The faceplate is original as well as the glass, free of any cracks or breaks. It appears the can has four repainted sides, except for the original back door. It shows the label and manufacturing stamps. . (8.9). 500 - 1,500

1197 - COCA-COLA REGULATOR ADVERTISING CLOCK.

20” x 6” x 36”. This is an original Coca-Cola regulator clock, marked for the Ingraham Clock Co. with a great paper label mounted on the back, behind the Coca-Cola in bottle logo on the front. With original paper dial, marked “Drink Coca-Cola.”

CONDITION: The clock comes with a pendulum and is fully operational. There is some wear to the oak case, primarily to the dental molding on the top, as well as some peeling paint loss to the Coca-Cola graphic on the bottom glass and the gold rim on the glass at the clock face. It has an original Ingraham original decal on the inside. This is a very respectable example of this early Coca-Cola regulator clock. (8.0). 1,000 - 1,500

1198 - COCA-COLA NEON CLOCK.

22” x 7” x 22”. 1990’s Coca-Cola neon clock with light-up face. Excellent condition, working perfectly. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

1199 - THINGS GO BETTER WITH COKE LIGHT-UP CLOCK.

16 - 1/8” x 4” x 13 - 1/4”. This bubble faced light-up Coca-Cola clock was made by Swihart Products, Indiana. There is oxidation and areas of surface rust to the metal frame around the glass bubble, as well as to the back can. The clock face is intact with no chips or cracks. The clock lights up and keeps time. (Good). 400 - 800

1200 - DRINK COCA-COLA SERVE YOURSELF LIGHTED CLOCK.

19 - 1/2” x 5” x 9”. This piece is in excellent condition with no breaks to any of the glass. CONDITION: The clock is in working condition with the original power cord. The outer can does shows areas of tarnish to the metal. (Good). 600 - 1,200

1201 - SESSIONS COCA-COLA ADVERTISING CLOCK.

19 - 1/2” x 6” x 33 - 1/2”. This is a Sessions regulator clock advertising Coca-Cola. The top dial is faded and shows some areas of paint loss to the Coca-Cola logo. CONDITION: Shows the original pendulum. Some light surface cracks in the wood of the clock, due to age. The clock ticks, unknown if it keeps time. . (Good). 400 - 800

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LOT - 1204

1202 - COCA-COLA SQUARE PAM LIGHT-UP CLOCK.

15 - 1/2” x 4” x 15 - 1/2”. This is a Coca-Cola square Pam light-up clock with the original front glass, original tin housing with an original Pam label on the back. The clock face has a few areas of paint loss, primarily to the outside edges. The clock lights and keeps time. (Good). 300 - 800

1203 - COCA-COLA LIGHT UP CLOCK.

16” x 16” x 3”. This is a Coca-Cola light up clock. Housed in a metal case with a plastic front. Back labels are intact reading “Underwriters’ Laboratories, Inc. Inspected Electric Sign Form 5 No B 256279.” Also, a tag stating “Neon Products, Inc. Lima, Ohio Electrical Ratings.”

CONDITON: Excellent, bright colors. (8.0). 300 - 600

LOT - 1205

1204 - ROUND “DRINK COCA-COLA” CLOCK.

18” x 4” x 18”. This Coca-Cola clock has its original front graphic, all original lettering, original set of hands and Bakelite clock cover. There are some areas of paint spatter to the edges where the clock was mounted to the wall and the hands have been bent. Light scratches and scuffs are present and the clock needs a new cord. (Good). 200 - 400

1205 - COCA-COLA FISHTAIL BUBBLE CLOCK. 15 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/4” x 3”. This Coca-Cola light up fishtail bubble clock has the original cord, marked for Pam Electric Clock Company on the back. CONDITION: All in original condition. Shows very little signs of wear and use. Almost new old stock, with great color and shine. (9.0). 200 - 600

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1206 - LIGHT-UP COCA-COLA BUBBLE CLOCK.

15” x 15” x 4”. This is an original light up Coca-Cola bubble clock showing great color with an original cord. The clock lights up and the second hand sweeps. CONDITION: Shows very little wear and signs of use. The clock appears to be operating. (8.9). 200 - 600

1207 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA AND WINCHESTER CLOCKS.

Larger: 15 - 1/2” x 3” x 17”. The first is a Winchester clock. The clock is marked “Pam Clock Co. Inc. New Rochelle, NY. Made In USA.” CONDITION: The clock appears to have a new face. There is no cord and we are unable to determine if the item works at the time of description. The second piece is a Coca-Cola fishtail clock. This is a nice piece. CONDITION: There is color fade and the sweeping hand is missing. (Good). 200 - 400

1208 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA CLOCKS.

Each: 18 - 1/2” Dia. Lot of two Coca-Cola clocks. The first is an aluminum clock with a “Drink Coca-Cola” face dial. It is marked “General Electric.” CONDITION: Excellent overall. Motor is present. The second, is the brown version of the “Drink Coca-Cola” face dial. Also stamped “Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.” It is marked on the back “Telechron Electric Clock” and “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Excellent condition overall. Motor is present. (9.0). 400 - 1,200

1209 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 3 - 1/4” x 2” x 11”. The first has the plastic bottle. CONDITION: There appears to be paint loss to the “Have a Coke” logo. Not cracked or broken. The second piece is an aluminum bottle. CONDITION: There appears to be paint loss at the “Drink Coca-Cola” logo. (7.0 - 7.5). 700 - 1,000

LOT - 1206

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1210 - DRINK COCA-COLA SIGN OF GOOD TASTE GLASS FACE LIGHT-UP.

15” Dia. Very nice displaying Coca-Cola lighted sign. CONDITION: This piece has all the original electric in working condition. There is paint loss to the outer gold rim and paint loss to the outer white edge of the glass face. The metal can is structurally sound with no rusting. (9.25).

300 - 600

1211 - 1 GALLON COCA-COLA PAPER LABEL CAN.

6” x 6” x 10”. This one gallon Coca-Cola paper label can appears to be almost new old stock. CONDITION: Great condition label on the can, with the original lid showing great color. (9.0). 200 - 400

1212 - ALUMINIUM COCA-COLA BOWL.

9” Dia. Excellent displaying Coca-Cola piece. CONDITION: Bottles are in excellent condition showing only very minor tarnish. (Very Good). 200 - 400

1213 - DRINK COCA-COLA ICE COLD RADIO.

12” x 9 - 1/2” x 7”. This Coca-Cola radio is an overall nice displaying piece. CONDITON: Staining throughout and areas of paint loss. Does have an old original cord. (Good).

200 - 400

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1214 - COCA-COLA ICE COOLER. 34 - 3/4” x 17” x 27 - 1/2”. This is the small size Coca-Cola ice cooler, with original cap remover and original cap catcher, marked for the Coca-Cola Co. This particular model has been electrified with a cooling unit under the licensing agreement with Coca-Cola, as labeled on the brass label on the side. The cooler compressor is operative, but is in unknown if it cools. There are areas of paint loss, fading to the paint, but an excellent example for restoration. (Good).

600 - 1,200

1215 - 1950’S COCA-COLA SYRUP URN MODEL.

9” x 9” x 16 - 1/4”. This is a composite hard rubber version of the Coca-Cola soda fountain urn. It shows light wear throughout, some areas of paint loss to the Coca-Cola script, with the “Delicious and Exhilarating” logo on the back in very good condition. There are areas of light staining and areas of light surface dirt that would improve with a good cleaning. (8.5). 400 - 800

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1216 - MARX COCA-COLA SPRITE BOY

18” STAKE TRUCK.

17 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/4” x 5 - 3/4”. Colorful tin lithographed 18” Coca-Cola truck, featuring the Sprite Boy on the cab doors on either side. Minor scuffs and scratches. Displays well. (8.48.7). 300 - 800

LOT - 1216

LOT - 1218

1217 - 1932 STEELCRAFT COCA-COLA TRUCK.

11” x 4” x 6”. This is a 1932 Steelcraft Coca-Cola truck in original paint, with all ten of its original bottles in the back and with rubber wheels. There are some areas of rubs to the red paint, some areas of rubs to the decal that states “Every Bottle is Sterilized.” It has a very nice decal on the back end of the truck. A really great example of this Steelcraft Coca-Cola truck in original paint. (8.3). 1,000 - 1,500

1218 - COCA-COLA WESTINGHOUSE COOLER CONNECTED TO A TRAILER HITCH.

64” x 82” x 45”. This cooler has two essentially brand-new 16” Goodyear tires on it. There is pinstriping to the tongue of the trailer. CONDITION: It has brake lights connected, but they where not tested at the time of description. The cooler itself has been professionally restored with flames added to both sides. The inside has a little bit of oxidation. . (8.5).

1,000 - 3,000

1219 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA ITEMS.

Larger: 18 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2”. The first is a lift top cooler. Original label reads “The Coca-Cola Cooler” and “The Coca-Cola Bottling Company By Glascock Bros. MFg. CO. Muncie, Indiana, U.S.A.”

CONDITION: Restored with the original spicket and original bottle opener. All four sides have been restored, the iron castings have been restored, and the four panels appear to be replacements. The second is Coca-Cola drink holder. CONDITION: Older restoration, the embossed lettering is painted white. (Restored). 500 - 1,500

1220 - SINGLE SIZE COCA-COLA GLASCOCK COOLER.

17 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2” x 30”. This is a single size Coca-Cola Glascock cooler. CONDITION: Appears to have replaced embossed Coca-Cola panels on all four sides, with a repainted green tin frame and replaced lid. (Good). 400 - 1,000

LOT - 1217

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1221 - 1950’S DRINK COCA-COLA METAL ICE CHEST.

20” x 14” x 16”. This is an original 1950s Coca-Cola ice box with the original interior. CONDITION: Shows signs of use and wear to all sides. Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes to the edge. It has a great aged look, but would be a great candidate for restoration. (7.0).

100 - 300

1222 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

Largest: 17” x 12” x 19”. Two small sized picnic coolers for Coca-Cola. The smallest has been restored, showing little wear. The second is in original paint, showing some wear and light dents, but with great color. (Very Good). 200 - 500

LOT - 1224

1223 - FLOOR MODEL COCA-COLA COOLER.

28” x 18” x 36”. This Coca-Cola cooler has had some areas of restoration. It has embossed “Coca-Cola” lettering on all four sides as well as the inside of the lid. There is an original Coca-Cola bottle opener with bottle cap catcher. . (Fair). 500 - 1,500

1224 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. A lot of two Coca-Cola coolers in original condition. The first has embossed “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” lettering on both sides. CONDITION: The lid is in place. The handle and all castings are free of cracks and breaks. The second is a more oblong-style cooler, embossed “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” on both sides. CONDITION: Castings, drain plug and lid are in place and in good overall condition. (Good Plus). 400 - 1,200

1225 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. A lot of two Coca-Cola coolers. The first is the smaller cooler with embossed “Drink Coca-Cola” lettering. CONDITION: Overall good. Lid is in place and free of breaks and cracks. The second is the larger version, embossed “Drink Coca-Cola” and “Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, Kentucky.” CONDITION: Fair overall. All castings and handle are in place, free of breaks and cracks. (Fair - Good). 400 - 1,200

1226 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

Larger: 16” x 11 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/2”. A lot of two coolers. The first is a small handheld Coca-Cola cooler, reading “Drink Coca-Cola.” Embossed into the side is “Acton Mfg. Co. Inc / Arkansas City, Kansas / Made in U.S.A.”

CONDITION: Castings are in place, handle and lid are free of breaks or cracks. The second is the larger red and white version. CONDITION: Has been repainted, with an early primitive restoration. Castings are in place, free of cracks and breaks. (Good). 400 - 1,200

LOT - 1227

1227 - DRINK COCA-COLA COOLER.

18” x 6” x 12”. This appears to be new-old stock. CONDITION: Very minor areas of paint loss and surface scratching. Overall an excellent all-original piece in tremendous condition with great color and gloss. (Very Good). 400 - 800

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1228 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. This is a lot of two Coca-Cola picnic coolers. The first is the small, desirable size. CONDITION: In all original paint, showing areas of scuff marks and dents. A great aged look. The other is a larger “It’s the real thing” cooler. CONDITION: Also in original paint, with the original bottle opener. Showing scuffs, scratches, and areas of paint loss. (7.5). 300 - 700

1229 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA LUNCH COOLERS.

Largest: 17” x 8” x 16”. The first reads “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles.” CONDITON: Areas of paint loss and scratching throughout. Does have the original water plug and tray inside. Overall, nice displaying piece. The second reads “Drink Coca-Cola.” CONDITION: A couple minor areas of paint loss but overall perfect color and gloss. (Very Good). 300 - 600

1230 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA COOLERS.

12” x 9” x 13 - 1/2”. Two small sized picnic coolers for Coca-Cola. The first cooler has been restored with all new paint with a very good interior. The second cooler is stainless with no paint. CONDITION: Shows light bumps and dings from use, but nothing that distracts from the great aged look. (Good - Restored). 300 - 800

1231 - 10¢ COCA-COLA VENDO MODEL 81 VENDING MACHINE.

27” x 23” x 59”. Beautiful restoration of this very desirable Vendo Model 81 Coca-Cola Vending machine. Unused since restoration by Rod Heuerman of Funtronics. CONDITION: Completely restored showing just light wear from being moved, working perfectly and with keys. . (Restored). 1,000 - 4,000

1232 - 10¢ VENDO 81 COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES MACHINE.

27” x 16” x 59”. A Vendo 81 Coca-Cola machine, with top panel reading “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles.” It has a new manufacturer’s tag, no serial number present. CONDITION: In professionally restored condition, overall excellent plus. All castings are free of breaks or cracks. There appears to be no chips or flaking anywhere in the paint. It appears to be in good working order. . (Restored). 1,000 - 4,000

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1233 - 10¢ COCA-COLA VENDOR.

16” x 21” x 58”. An original Model 44 with all castings free of breaks and cracks. It has the serial number 19999A31. There are added letters above the embossed “Drink Coca-Cola” that read “BUNEZ.” The letters on the side above “Have a Coke” are “PRENEZ UN.” . (Fair).

500 - 2,000

LOT - 1234

1234 - COCA-COLA VENDO MODEL 27 VENDING MACHINE.

24” x 20” x 58”. This Coca-Cola vending machine is on an original stand and the bottom shelf unit is intact for putting a case of soda pop. CONDITION: A great candidate for restoration and will work well in a patina setting. This is a Model 27 with the serial number 27-3951. . (Fair). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 1235

1235 - VENDO COCA-COLA VENDOR. 24” x 21” x 36”. Appears to be in original condition. This vintage Vendo Coca-Cola A23B5K is a spin top bottle bending machine. Normal paint loss from wear and use. Displays well with a great patina. The front panel folds down to expose the used bottle storage with vintage crate on the interior. This is one of more rare and sought-after Coca-Cola machines. The instruction panel on the top of the machine is in good condition. It has a bent coin release knob labeled “The Vendo Co. Kansas City. Deposit coin. Move knob. Open door. Remove bottle.” Includes the original label on the back of the machine with the serial number A1110691. . (Good). 3,000 - 6,000

1236 - 10¢ COCA-COLA IN BOTTLES VENDING MACHINE.

27” x 20 - 1/2” x 59”. This particular model has the number “F3988K” and the serial number “F21246378” with an embossed “Coca-Cola” letters that show well. The door to open and retrieve product is in working condition. All castings are free of breaks and cracks. . very good 1,000 - 3,000

1237 - 10¢ COCA-COLA VENDOR.

25” x 21” x 53”. This is in original condition with Coca-Cola motif. This particular machine is a model VMC33. It has a handle on the back and wheels for easy movement. All the stickers are in good condition and show well. Castings are free of cracks and breaks. Keys included. . (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

1238 - 10¢ VENDO COCA-COLA VENDOR.

28” x 22” x 58”. This Coca-Cola vendor has an original label inside, identifying this as “Model No. HB1A” with serial No. “H5032586.” CONDITION: In good original condition with original paint, all castings free of breaks or cracks. Normal scuffs and scrapes, consistent with age and use. A good original machine with a wonderful patina. . (Good). 1,500 - 2,500

1239 - CAVALIER OFFICE VENDING MACHINE.

18 - 1/4” x 18” x 40”. A different kind of machine that you do not see very often due to its size. It appears to be all original paint, cord and inside mechanisms.

CONDITION: The machine was not functioning at the time of description. It has some minor surface scratching and tarnish to the metal with some minor denting to the case of the cooler, but it is an overall excellent piece you rarely get the opportunity to purchase. Keys included. (8.0). 800 - 1,600

1240 - 10¢ VENDO COCA-COLA VENDING MACHINE. 16” x 22” x 58”. This is a great Coca-Cola vending machine in the size people are looking for: a Vendo Model 44 10¢ Coke machine in original paint and condition. Upon testing, the machine lights up and begins to cool. CONDITION: Shows minimal scratching and scrapes. However, these machines are very difficult to find in original paint and would be worthy of cleaning up or restoration. . (8.7). 2,600 - 5,000

1241 - VENDO MODEL 44 COCA-COLA VENDING MACHINE. 20 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/2” x 58”. This Coca-Cola machine is in the size everyone wants: a Vendo model 44 slimline Coca-Cola machine in 10¢ operation. This example shows an earlier restoration, with the original bottle rack on the side and full interior. Lights and cools when plugged in. CONDITION: Shows just some light areas of rubs and surface scratches from moving, but nothing that distracts from the iconic image of this Coca-Cola vending machine. (Restored). 2,000 - 4,000

1242 - SELF FRAMED TIN PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

15 - 1/2” x 58”. SST. A self framed embossed tin rolled edge Pepsi-Cola sign with fantastic graphics and bright colors. This particular sign is marked “Outremont - Que. - Canada” on the bottle, marked bottom-right “Printed in Canada 8-40.”

CONDITION: Good overall, with bright colors. There is scattered wear, a couple of extra nail holes. It appears the two “5¢” up by the neck of the bottle are later additions. (Good). 400 - 1,200

1243 - SELF FRAMED TIN “DRINK PEPSI-COLA” THE BOTTLE CAP SIGN. 17 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. SST. Outstanding self framed tin Coca-Cola sign. This piece is marked “M-201RA53” with spectacular color. CONDITION: There is browning to the white background areas and throughout the self framed edges. There is also surface scratching in the field and to the self frame. (9.0).

2,000 - 3,000

1244 - PEPSI-COLA SELF FRAMED TIN SIGN. 17 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. SST. A very nice Pepsi self framed tin sign. This piece reads “More Bounce to the Ounce” with an excellent bottle graphic and exceptional colors. CONDITION: There is paint loss to the outer self framed edges, mostly at the bottom of the sign. There is also minor browning to the sign, but it does not distract from the overall display. (8.75). 2,000 - 3,000

1245 - SELF FRAMED TIN PEPSI-COLA SIGN. 16” x 49”. SST. An early painted metal self framed Pepsi-Cola sign, showing the older double-dot Pepsi-Cola bottle. States “Look for the Trade Mark” and is stamped in the bottom-middle “Made in U.S.A.” “5¢” is done in early script on each side of the neck of the bottle. CONDITION: There is edge wear throughout, some areas of scuffing and surface scratching. The sign would improve dramatically with a cleaning. (7.9). 1,000 - 3,000

1246 - PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN. 29” Dia. SST. Excellent Pepsi piece with excellent color and gloss throughout. This piece is marked “Made in the USA M-216.” CONDITION: This piece has loss of paint to the field of the sign and outer edges, but mainly on the embossed script. (8.25). 1,000 - 2,000

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1247 - DRINK PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

30” Dia. SST. Overall an excellent displaying piece with nice color and gloss throughout. This piece is marked “Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO.” CONDITION: There is scratching to the face of the piece, staining to the white areas and paint loss to the very outer edges. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1248 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA FLANGE SIGNS.

Larger: 18” x 15” 2 - 1/4”. The first reads “Grocery” across the top, this is a painted metal flange. CONDITION: Good, with surface scratching and scuffs throughout, consistent with age and use. Does not distract from the overall appearance. The second is an earlier die-cut Pepsi-Cola flange labeled on the outside edge “Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO.” Also stamped “M 173 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Side A has better gloss than Side B, as well as, soiling and surface scratching. Side B, has some paint loss and scuffing throughout. Would improve with a good cleaning. (7.5 , 7.0). 800 - 2,000

1249 - DIE-CUT PAINTED METAL PEPSI-COLA FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 13” x 2 - 1/4”. DST. This is a die-cut, painted metal, Pepsi-Cola flange. Stamped in the lower left-hand corner of side A “P.M.8” and lower right-hand corner “CCC.” CONDITION: Side A has scuffing and scratching, consistent with age. Does not distract from the bold colors and good gloss. Side B is in similar condition. Flange shows very well and will display better than described. (8.25). 800 - 2,000

1250 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA SIGNS.

Larger: 19” Dia. The first piece is a “Drink Pepsi-Cola” embossed tin bottle cap that is marked “USA N-205” at the bottom. CONDITION: There appears to be areas of paint loss and scratching to the field of the sign, as well as yellow staining to the white areas. The outer edge also displays paint loss throughout and staining to the white areas. There appears to be one touch-up in between the “P” and the “S” in “Pepsi.” The second piece is an embossed tin “Drink Pepsi-Cola Refreshing and Healthful” tin tacker sign. There are two notable areas with an “Union Saint Paul” stamp on the face of the piece. CONDITION: There appears to be some scratching to the paint of the face. (7.75) (9.0). 500 - 1,000

Each: 14” x 14”. The first is a die-cut tin embossed Pepsi-Cola bottle cap sign stamped “Made in U.S.A” and middle right-hand “M-106.” CONDITION: Normal surface scratching and scuffs, minimal, visible only upon close inspection. The second is also a die-cut tin embossed Pepsi-Cola bottle cap sign stamped in the middle left-hand “Made in U.S.A” and middle right-hand “M-106.” CONDITION: Shows some scuffing and scraping throughout. Two slight bends/creases in the lower half of the sign, noticeable upon close inspection. Normal paint loss around the edges and mounting holes. (8.5 , 8.0). 500 - 1,500

1251 - LOT OF 2: DIE-CUT TIN EMBOSSED PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE CAPS.

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1252 - LOT OF 2: HIRES AND PEPSI-COLA SIGNS.

13” x 40”. SST. The first is a rolled edge, embossed tin advertising Hires R-J Root Beer “With Real Root Juices.” CONDITION: Sign shows edge wear throughout, one crease about 3/4 of the way up across the bottle cap. Added nail holes and some paint loss. The second is a “More Bounce to the Ounce!” embossed, self-framed Pepsi-Cola tin sign with added nail holes in the middle. Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “M-159” and “Made in U.S.A” in the bottom right-hand corner. CONDITION: Multiple areas of creasing and paint loss along the edges. (6.5 , 6.75). 500 - 1,500

1253 - SELF FRAMED PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

17” x 46 - 1/2”. SST. Self framed embossed tin Pepsi-Cola sign, embossed in the bottom-right corner “Code Number M-153 Made in U.S.A. - Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO. - 3-65.” CONDITION: Excellent condition overall, with great shine and gloss. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 1,500

1254 - SELF FRAMED PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

16” x 49 - 1/4”. A self framed embossed tin “Bigger Drink / Bigger Taste” Pepsi-Cola sign. CONDITION: In good condition overall, with edge wear evident. Clean, bright and crisp colors in the field and image. (7.07.5). 500 - 2,500

1255 - SELF FRAMED PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

17 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. SST. This is an early Pepsi-Cola self framed embossed tin sign that shows the early version of the Pepsi bottle, with the iconic Pepsi-Cola cap up top. It is marked “53” in the bottom-left and marked “Made in U.S.A.” in the bottom-right. CONDITION: There is a 6” to 8” area of paint loss in the bottom-left corner, but the damage is contained to the outer edge and a small area of the field. (7.5). 500 - 2,000

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1256 - PEPSI-COLA “HITS THE SPOT” ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 28”. SST. A painted tin Pepsi-Cola sign, maker marked “Made in U.S.A.” in the bottom-right corner, “M-107” in the bottom-left. CONDITION: There are initials scratches in the bottom-left. The sign has overspray and edge wear on it. (8.0). 500 - 2,000

1257 - SELF FRAMED PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

17” x 46 - 1/2”. SST. Self framed embossed tin Pepsi-Cola sign that reads “Say ‘Pepsi, Please.’” CONDITION: There is outer edge-wear, but nothing that shows in the field. There is also rice paper residue along the top. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 1,500

1258 - HORIZON PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

36” x 13 - 3/4”. SST. A Pepsi-Cola bottle cap tin sign, marked in the bottom-left corner “M-132” and in the bottom-right “Made in U.S.A.” This is a graphic and colorful sign. CONDITION: Excellent condition with what appears to still be rice paper residue and a few small bends, barely noticeable in the bottom-right corner. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 2,000

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1259 - PEPSI-COLA “TODAY’S SPECIALS” MENU SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 30”. SST. This is a self framed, embossed tin, chalk board. Reading “Today’s Specials.” CONDITION: Good, with one crease in the right-hand center and edge wear consistent with age. Pepsi-Cola button is free of damage with one small 1/4” scratch in lower right-hand corner of bottle cap. (7.0). 500 - 2,000

1260 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI ADVERTISEMENT MENU SIGNS.

19” x 27”. The first is a brightly colored Pepsi chalkboard. CONDITION: Excellent, with minor edge wear. Great shine and gloss. The second is a self framed chalkboard that reads “Pepsi-Cola...” on the chalkboard. Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “M-167 Made in U.S.A” and bottom right-hand corner “Stout Sign Co, St. Louis, Mo.” CONDITION: Scuffing and scratching throughout. (9.0 , 7.5). 500 - 2,000

1261 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA ADVERTISEMENTS.

27 - 1/2” x 30 - 1/2”. The first is a Pepsi chalk board; red, white, and blue motif. CONDITION: Excellent with minor edge wear. Stamped along the bottom “PM1032 Made in U.S.A Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo. 7-71.” The second is a self framed, embossed tin, Pepsi sign with hand painted lettering. Lettering reads “$1.79 Plus Deposit 24 8 Oz. Bottles.” CONDITION: Scattered throughout are some dents and scrapes. Some denting visible on the outer edges. (7.5). 500 - 1,500

1262 - PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE SIGN.

12” x 44”. SST. An early double-dot Pepsi-Cola die-cut tin sign. CONDITION: This sign has edge wear about halfway up, some paint loss in the bottom-right corner and scuffing throughout. The sign has been clear-coated. It has extra nail holes in the word “Pepsi.” (7.5). 400 - 1,500

1263 - PEPSI-COLA TIN TACKER

28 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2”. SST. A “Bigger Drink / Better Taste” tin tacker, showing the iconic Pepsi-Cola bottlecap. It is marked on the bottom-right “M 120 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There is light surface scratching throughout, but nothing that distracts from the overall look or condition of the sign. It has minor creasing on the upper-left side and even more creasing on the upper-right. (7.5). 400 - 800

1264 - TALL YELLOW PEPSI-COLA SIGN.

17” x 46 - 1/2”. A self framed Pepsi-Cola sign, brightly colored with embossed letters. CONDITION: There is surface scratching and minor edge wear, but nothing that distracts. (8.0). 400 - 1,200

1265 - EMBOSSED TIN PEPSI-COLA “THE LIGHT REFRESHMENT” THERMOMETER.

7 - 1/2” x 27 - 1/4”. SST. This is a nice displaying thermometer. There is separation to the fluid in the tube. The field of the sign is excellent, with minor areas of scratching and paint loss towards the outer edges. It has the original cradle. (8.9). 300 - 600

1266 - LOT OF 3: PEPSI ITEMS.

Largest: 8 - 1/2” x 6” x 11”. The first is a wooden six-pack carrier with excellent script and in great structural condition, complete with six bottles; one is full and three are capped. The second piece is a cardboard easel back double dot Pepsi-Cola sign. This piece is in nice condition with a little bit of staining to the white areas and some noticeable edge wear. The third piece is a celluloid over cardboard easel back that says “Pepsi Please.” Some scratches to the face of the sign present. Some areas of staining. Overall good color and excellent subject matter. (Very Good). 300 - 600

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1267 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA ADVERTISING PIECES.

Larger: 37” x 6 - 1/2”. Lot of two Pepsi-Cola door pushes. The first door push reads “Say...Pepsi Please” on the front and on the back “PM1058 - Made in U.S.A. - Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO.”

CONDITION: There is scuffing and scrapes consistent with age and use of the piece. The second, is an aluminum door push with an embossed Pepsi cap and aluminum scrollwork. CONDITION: Excellent condition overall, but would improve dramatically with a professional cleaning. (9.0). 300 - 800

1268 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA AND SUNBEAM ITEMS.

Each: 31” x 5”. Lot of two early door pushes. The first is a “Drink Pepsi” door push with an iron push and painted tin advertising panel. CONDITION: There are multiple areas of paint loss and scratches. The second is an iron Sunbeam door push with the iconic Sunbeam Bread Girl. CONDITION: Fair condition overall. (6.0). 300 - 800

1269 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI CARTON STANDS.

Larger: 14” x 19 - 1/2” x 38 - 1/2”. The first item is a two-tiered wire frame Pepsi-Cola double dash carton stand in original blue paint. The second item is Pepsi-Cola single-dash wire frame with two front signs saying “Take Home Pepsi.” CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes throughout. However, both have a great vintage image and would look great with six-packs of Pepsi sitting on them. (Good). 300 - 600

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1270 - LOT OF 2: “SAY ‘PEPSI, PLEASE’” EMBOSSED TIN THERMOMETERS.

Each: 7 - 1/4” x 28”. The first lot is the older bottle cap version, marked “M-165 Made in U.S.A.” The thermometer has areas of light scratching to the face and throughout the edges of the self framed edge. It has the original tube and cradle in working condition - an overall excellent example of this piece. The second item in this lot is the red and blue wave over and under “Pepsi” logo version, also marked “M-165 Made in U.S.A.” and “1969 Scioto Sign Co.” The bulb and cradle are newly added and appear to be working. There is slight surface scratching to the face of the sign. Overall, this sign has excellent color, gloss and will display beautifully. (8.5). 200 - 500

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1271 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA TIN THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 28”. The first thermometer is the white, red and baby blue self framed tin version. The bulb is present and working, along with the original cradle. There is slight scratching to the outer frame. Marked “Scioto Signs.” The second is the yellow left-facing bottle cap version, marked “M-165 Made in U.S.A. AAW.” It also has the original tube and cradle in working condition. The cradle does have signs of termite damage, but is present and working. There is some scratching and paint loss to the outer edge of the frame itself, but other than some browning to the white areas of the sign, this piece remains in excellent condition. (8.0 - 9.0). 200 - 500

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1272 - LOT OF 3: WILLIAM MARVEY BARBERSHOP POLE AND 2 PEPSI METAL TRASH

BINS.

Larger: 10” x 10” x 24”. The first item is an original William Marvey barber pole, model number “405.” CONDITION: Operational and ready to be hung on the wall. The other two items are Pepsi-Cola trash cans. CONDITION: Shows signs of wear and use. Appears to have oxidation, surface rust and fading to the paint. (7.0 - 9.0). 200 - 600

1273 - PEPSI-COLA FOLDING CHAIR.

15” x 19” x 32”. These chairs were generally used at sporting and entertainment events, with a padded back stating “Relax. Have a Pepsi.” CONDITION: Appears to have original paint, oxidation and surface rust throughout. (Fair - Good). 100 - 400

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1274 - LOT OF 2: SINGLE SIDED TIN PEPSI-COLA SIGNS.

Each: 14 - 1/2 x 16”. A pair of double-dash Pepsi signs in single sided tin. CONDITION: Showing oxidation and pitting mostly to the edges, some paint loss to the white areas, but two early tin Pepsi signs that will display well when hung. (7.5). 200 - 500

1275 - LARGE PEPSI-COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

36” x 3” x 36”. Large size Pepsi Cola bottle cap sign in single sided tin. CONDITION: Showing areas of paint loss and scuffs to the outside edges, one scratch above the “I” on “Pepsi” and stains that may be removed with a good cleaning. (7.8). 600 - 1,200

1276 - PEPSI SIDWALK STAND CAST

BOTTOM.

23” x 2” x 23”. This is a cast iron bottom to a Pepsi lollipop sign. CONDITION: Showing original paint, scuffs and scratches from wear, and dirt that could be removed with cleaning. (7.5). 100 - 300

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1277 - PEPSI-COLA LIGHT UP CLOCK.

15” x 15” x 3”. This is a Pepsi-Cola light up clock marked across the bottom “PC. 1 G-44 An Advertisement Of Pepsi Cola Company Made in U.S.A. Telechron Inc G.G.C.” CONDITION: Excellent, bubble glass is intact, free of breaks and cracks. Inner face of clock is in excellent plus condition. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

1278 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA CLOCKS.

15” Dia. The first is marked “G-44 An Advertisement of Pepsi-Cola Company Made in U.S.A.” The clock is marked “Telechron Inc. G.G.C.” Instruction panels on the back read “Important use 15 watt lamps only.” Original Telechron label is partially in place. CONDITION: Excellent colors and gloss to the face of the clock. The bubble glass is in excellent condition, free of chips or breaks. The second is an aluminum can Pepsi-Cola clock with a bottle cap graphic. CONDITION: Bubble glass is free of chips and breaks. The face is faded on the middle left and right-hand sides. (Very Good). 500 - 1,200

1279 - PEPSI-COLA NEON CLOCK.

15 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 5”. This particular clock has original Pepsi-Cola face, hands and painted glass. CONDITION: Excellent plus overall. Painted glass is free of cracks. It appears to have had a well-done repaint to the can at some point in time. . (9.0). 300 - 800

1280 - LIGHT UP PEPSI-COLA PAM CLOCK.

15” x 15” x 4”. This light up Pepsi-Cola pam clock comes with the original back labels and original vent hole caps. Very nice front graphic with original glass dome. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of light wear. The clock is complete and needs a new cord. (8.7). 300 - 700

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1281 - PEPSI-COLA CLOCK.

17” Dia. Wonderful displayable Pepsi clock. CONDITION: There is scratching and paint loss to the face of the piece. It is missing the sweeping hand. The clock was not working at the time of the description. (7.9). 200 - 400

1282 - PORCELAIN “DRINK PEPSI-COLA” BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

42” Dia. SSP. This is a nice display piece with great color and gloss. CONDITION: There are areas of touch-up paint on the outer edges, along with rust staining and surface scratching. There are also a couple of added holes. (7.9). 1,500 - 2,500

1283 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 8 - 1/4” x 28”. The first consists of a double-dot Pepsi-Cola thermometer in red, white, and blue with a complete thermometer stick. The second consists of a single-dot Pepsi-Cola thermometer, reading “Any Weather’s Pepsi Weather!” CONDITION: Shows areas of scuffs, scratches and areas of paint loss to both thermometers. (8.0). 500 - 1,000

1284 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 27”. This is a lot of two Pepsi-Cola thermometers, both with glass tubes in place. The first has a rounded edge with a heavily embossed bottlecap, labeled on the bottom “M-233 Made in U.S.A. RA-57.” CONDITION: It is in excellent plus condition. The second is a self framed embossed tin, labeled “M-165 Made in U.S.A. AAW.” CONDITION: It is in excellent plus condition, with some minor edge wear consistent with age. (9.0 - 9.5). 400 - 1,200

1285 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 28”. Lot of two Pepsi-Cola thermometers. The first thermometer is square framed and embossed tin. Marked “P - 1030 Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, Mo. Made in U.S.A. 4 70.” CONDITION: Excellent condition overall, with minor edge wear. No glass in place. The second thermometer is rounded with an embossed bottlecap. CONDITION: Minor scuffs and scrapes mostly contained to the edge. Glass is in place. (9.0 - 9.5). 400 - 1,200

1286 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 32” x 3 - 1/2”. A lot of two porcelain door pushes. The first is “Enjoy Pepsi-Cola Iced.” CONDITION: All four grommets are in place and it is in overall excellent condition. There is porcelain loss along the middle of the top in an area contained to 1” or 2.” The second reads “Enjoy Pepsi-Cola Iced” with the iconic white striping. The back side reads “Thank You Call Again.” CONDITION: There is porcelain loss on the back side along the grommets and bends near the grommets, but does not distract from the overall image. There is minor porcelain loss along the top edge. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 1,200

1287 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI DOOR PULLS.

Each: 31” x 3”. Lot of two painted metal door pulls. The first reads “Have a Pepsi” on the front and on the back “Thank You - Call Again.” CONDITION: All four grommets are in place. There is scuffing and scraping throughout consistent with age and use. The second is a foreign door push, reading “MerciAu Revoir” on the back. CONDITION: Good overall, with minor paint loss contained mostly to the edges. (7.0). 400 - 1,000

1288 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA DOOR PULLS.

Each: 31” x 3”. Lot of two porcelain door pulls. The first reads “Be Truly Refreshed... Pepsi-Cola the Long Cool Drink!” CONDITION: Overall excellent condition with normal scuffs and scrapes. There is porcelain loss to the right side near the grommets. All four grommets are in place. The second is a foreign Pepsi-Cola door push. CONDITION: Excellent condition overall, with porcelain loss to the bent areas near the mounting holes. (Excellent). 400 - 1,000

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1289 - PEPSI-COLA BOTTLECAP SIGN.

19” Dia. SST. Nice Pepsi Cola bottle cap sign. Stamped “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO., Made in U.S.A. M-114 10-65.” CONDITION: Overall good condition, with surface scratching, mostly contained to the bottom half, with areas of edgewear consistent with age and use. (7.0). 400 - 1,200

1290 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA COOLERS.

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Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. A lot of two Pepsi-Cola coolers. The first is an oblong-shaped cooler with “Drink Pepsi-Cola” embossed on both sides. CONDITION: Lid is in place, has drain plug and original bottlecap opener. Castings are free of breaks and cracks. The second is the more rare version. CONDITION: Lid is in place, free of breaks and cracks, as is the handle. This has had an older primitive restoration. (Good). 400 - 1,200

1291 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7 - 1/4” x 27 - 1/4”. The first is a painted tin thermometer with an embossed bottle cap reading “Pepsi-Cola.”

Stamped “RA-54 Made in U.S.A M-204.” CONDITION: Slight area of paint chipping to the bottom right-hand corner and the top right-hand side. Some edge rubs along the upper right-hand side. Displays better than described. The second is a self framed, embossed tin thermometer. Stamped “PM-1105 Dualite, Inc. 2-83.” CONDITION: The glass is in place. Excellent condition. (7.5 , 8.5). 400 - 800

1292 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN PEPSI-COLA FLANGE.

17” x 16”. DSP. An early Pepsi-Cola flange. CONDITION: There are multiple areas of paint loss and surface scratching on Side A. Side B, has deeper scratching and paint loss. There is a 4” to 5” crease in the bottom-left side. Condition may improve with a professional cleaning, but still has that good early look. (6.0).

300 - 800

1293 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 32” x 3 - 1/2”. A set of porcelain Pepsi-Cola door pulls. The first reads “Thank You Call Again” in black lettering on the back. CONDITION: There is touch-up around the grommets. Two grommets are missing. The second is a foreign Pepsi-Cola door push. CONDITION: There is porcelain loss around the grommets and bends to the metal near the grommets. (7.0 - 7.5).

300 - 800

1294 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA COOLERS.

Larger: 12 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. A lot of two Pepsi-Cola coolers. The first is the smaller one. CONDITION: Fair condition overall, with an early restoration. All castings are in place, free of breaks and cracks. The second is the larger with embossed Pepsi-Cola cap on both sides.

CONDITION: All castings and handle are in place. The lid has been repainted and there is normal scuffs and scrapes. (FairGood). 300 - 800

1295 - PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETER.

7 - 1/4” x 27”. This thermometer has the embossed Pepsi-Cola bottle cap. Marked in the bottom “RA-56 Made In U.S.A. M-213.” CONDITION: Glass thermometer is in place. Minor edge wear present. Good color and gloss. (8.5). 300 - 800

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1296 - PEPSI-COLA NEON CLOCK.

37” x 8 - 1/2” x 31”. This is an original Pepsi-Cola neon clock with the “Pepsi” bonnet and original glow dial. CONDITION: Shows some areas of paint loss to the dial for the red border. Shows a little bit of paint loss to the “Say Pepsi, please!” bonnet. The case has been re-painted in Pepsi blue. The hands are an original blue paint. . (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

1297 - 10¢ PEPSI-COLA VENDOR. 26” x 17” x 52 - 1/2”. This machine reads “Vedelator MFG Co. Fresno, CA Model VMC33” with the serial number 49267333. Appears to be in original condition, with Pepsi-Cola stickers on the side showing some fading that is consistent with age. The castings on front are free of cracks and breaks. In embossed lettering it reads “Drink Pepsi-Cola.” It has another sticker above coin drop that reads “10¢ Insert 2 Nickels or 1 Dime.” . (Good Plus). 1,000 - 3,000

1298 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7 - 1/4” x 27”. Lot of two Pepsi-Cola thermometers. The first, a small thermometer with the iconic double-dot Pepsi-Cola bottle. Glass thermometer is in place. Stamped “M 121” and “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There is fading, edge wear and scuffing consistent with age. The second, is an early thermometer with the glass in place. Stamped “M22-1.” CONDITION: There is fading and rust throughout, with one crimp in the lower-right on the outer edge about three quarters of the way down. (6.0 - 6.5). 200 - 800

1299 - PEPSI FOLDING CHECKER TABLE. 30” x 30”. Folding card table advertising Pepsi-Cola soft drink. CONDITION: Areas of surface rust and oxidation, with light scratches and scuffs to the checkerboard top. (7.5). 100 - 300

1300 - EXTREMELY RARE SODA FOUNTAIN FRUIT DISPENSER.

8 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4” x 9 - 3/4”. Comes with the original glass base and the original lid, with an automatic dispensing mechanism. Great example of a soda fountain fruit dispenser in all-original condition. Showing no cracks, breaks or repairs. (8.0). 1,500 - 3,000

1301 - EXTREMELY RARE SODA FOUNTAIN FRUIT DISPENSER.

8 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4” x 9 - 3/4”. Comes with the original glass base and the original lid, with an automatic dispensing mechanism. Great example of a soda fountain fruit dispenser in all original condition. Showing no cracks, breaks or repairs. (8.0). 1,500 - 3,000

1302 - ORANGE JULEP LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This soda fountain syrup bottle is marked “M.K. Orange Julep.” Has a complete label with a small amount of staining to the outside edges. Good, clear glass showing some syrup residue in the bottom. Has original metal lid. No chips or cracks to the bottle. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

11 - 3/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This rare Vin-Fiz label under glass syrup bottle shows a complete label with no chips or cracks. Only has light background staining to the white areas. A good, clear glass bottle with original metal lid. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

1304 - LASH’S

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This label under glass soda fountain syrup bottle was made by Lash’s Sangaree, Loganberry flavor. The label is complete, showing no cracks or chips. Some lightly faded lettering. The bottle has good, clear glass with original metal lid. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

1305 - FOWLER’S SMASH LABEL UNDER GLASS SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This Fowler’s Smash label under glass syrup bottle has good, clear glass with an original label. Label shows no cracks or repairs and has original metal lid. There are no chips or cracks in the glass. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This label under glass soda fountain syrup bottle is marked for Allen’s Red Tame Cherry soda. A very rare version, the glass is slightly faded with some staining to the outside edges. The label is complete with no cracks or chips. The bottle is shows light hazing with no chips or cracks and has original metal lid. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

1306 - RARE 5¢ ALLEN’S RED TAME CHERRY SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

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1307 - 5¢ CHERRY SMASH LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

11 - 3/4”x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This is a rare version of the Cherry Smash label under glass syrup bottle, showing the 5¢ depiction in the middle. The label is 100%, showing some light staining underneath the cherries in the middle. No chips or cracks. The glass is good and clear with original metal lid. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

1308 - GREEN RIVER LABEL UNDER GLASS SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This label under glass syrup bottle from Green River shows a complete unrepaired label with no chips or cracks. A good, clear glass bottle with original lid. No chips or cracks to the glass. (9.0). 400 - 800

1309 - RARE LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE MARKED LU-CER-NO.

11 - 3/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This rare label under glass syrup bottle marked for Lu-cer-no has a good, clear glass bottle and a complete label. The label and bottle show no cracks or chips with original metal lid. (9.0). 400 - 800

1310 - GAY-OLA LABEL UNDER GLASS SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 3/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This is a rare label under glass syrup bottle for Gay-Ola soda. Showing a complete label with no chips or repairs, with some dark staining. The bottle is good with clear glass with original metal lid. (8.7). 250 - 500

1311 - FRENCHADE SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This soda fountain syrup bottle is marked for a rare soda, Frenchade. Has a complete label showing no chips or cracks. There is light staining in the lower-left corner. The bottle is a good, clear glass with original metal lid. (8.7). 250 - 500

1312 - LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE FOR CONCORDADE.

12” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This soda fountain syrup bottle is a rare brand marked Concordade soda, showing a bunch of concord grapes. The label is complete and unrepaired with some light staining but no chips or cracks. The bottle is a good, clear glass with original metal lid. (8.7). 250 - 500

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1313 - STROMEYER’S GRAPE PUNCH LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This soda fountain syrup bottle is marked for Stromeyer’s Grape Punch, showing a complete label and with no chips or cracks. There is light staining to the left edge. Good, clear glass bottle with an original metal lid. (8.7). 250 - 500

1314 - CLEDON’S LIMEL-LO LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This label under glass syrup bottle is marked for Cledon’s Limel-lo and has a complete label, showing no chips or cracks. A good, clear bottle with a replaced metal lid. (8.5). 250 - 500

1315 - LEMON LIFE LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 3/8”x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This label under glass soda fountain syrup bottle was for John Graf Co. Lemon Life soda out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Showing a complete label with no chips or cracks. A good, clear glass bottle with replaced metal lid. (9.0). 250 - 500

1316 - JAY-GEE LABEL UNDER GLASS SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLE.

12 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This soda fountain syrup bottle is marked “Jay-Gee Syrup”. Complete label with no chips or cracks. Good, clear glass bottle with original lid showing some metal loss to the lid. (8.7). 250 - 500

1317 - WARDS ORANGE-CRUSH SYRUP DISPENSER.

14” x 8” x 8”. This is a nice example of a Wards Orange-Crush syrup dispenser, with a period pump that does not quite seat correctly. CONDITION: No noticeable chips, cracks or repairs to the dispenser. Shows areas of paint loss, oxidation and crazing to the exterior finish. It has an inoperative period pump, however it has good color and has a great aged look overall. (7.8). 500 - 1,500

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1318 - FLOWELS ORANGE-JULEP SYRUP DISPENSER.

8” x 8” x 13 - 3/4”. This Flowels Orange-Julep dispenser is complete with a period pump. CONDITION: No chips noted to the pump rim and a small flea-bite chip to the edge of the bottom rim. The paint to the dispenser shows fading and ground in dirt which could be greatly improved with a good cleaning. (7.8). 400 - 1,200

1319 - LOT OF 2: SODA FOUNTAIN CAFE ITEMS.

Larger: 8” x 9” x 20 - 1/2”. This is a lot of two soda fountain items. The first is a Mission syrup dispenser in complete condition with correct lid. The dispenser shows paint loss to the Mission graphics on either side. The dispenser has a nice embossed front, with original spigot and some surface oxidation to the base. The second is a Wyott creamer dispenser in original, complete and working condition. There is also denting to the lid. (7.5 - 8.5). 200 - 600

1320 - LOT OF 2: SODA FOUNTAIN ITEMS.

Larger: 9 - 1/4” x 8” x 13”. Lot of two soda fountain items. The first is a very early Horlick’s malt mixer with porcelain base. No cord is attached, however the spindle will spin. The second item is a Borden’s malted milk cannister with the original lid, showing areas of denting to the lid. (Good). 200 - 600

1321 - LOT OF 2: SODA FOUNTAIN ITEMS.

Larger: 7” x 8” x 13 - 1/2”. This lot of two soda fountain items consists first of a Mission Orange glass and Bakelite dispenser, with original spigot and glass top. Embossed “Mission” on both sides. CONDITION: Complete and showing very little signs of wear. The second item is a Carnation Malted Milk container. Porcelain finish with great color and shine. Replaced metal top lid. CONDITION: Showing no chips, cracks, or repairs. (8.5). 200 - 500

1322 - DOUBLE - SIDED TIN “ROYAL CROWN COLA” FLANGE SIGN. 18” x 11”. DST. This is a double sided Royal Crown Cola flange sign. CONDITION: Side A has surface scratching mainly at the edge of the flange and fading to the red color. Side B has paint loss in the field and minor scratching to the outer edge. (8.9). 400 - 800

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1323 - EMBOSSED PIFF’S BEVERAGES SIGN. 30 - 1/4” x 14 -1/4” x 1”. SST. This piece has an excellent graphic of a woman enjoying a bottle of Piff’s and reads “The Perfect Refreshment in Bottles”. Marked “Dura-Products Sign, Canton, O.” It has minor paint loss at the bottom-center and at the left hanging hole, as well as some brown staining. It has a nice newly-added frame for display. It is overall an excellent piece you never have the chance to buy. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

1324 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH NEHI CALENDAR.

Frame: 25 - 1/8” x 15 - 7/8”. New old stock Nehi calendar from 1927. The calendar has three slight rips to the right edge, but the field is in excellent condition with vivid colors and amazing graphics. The calendar has been professionally framed and matted. (8.5). 400 - 800

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1325 - AMAZING LIQUID CARBONIC MARBLE SODA FOUNTAIN. 122” x 34” x 40”. This is a wonderful stainless steel and marble complete soda fountain that has been in the family since it was installed in the 1940’s. Most likely built in the 1920’s, the fountain carries the serial number 3516-7. Constructed with two-tone marble with a marble shelf and Art Deco design, with a complete refrigeration unit for ice cream dips and toppings. Includes a working sink, two carbonated water dispensers and eight syrup dispensers, marked “Chocolate”, “Lemon”, “Vanilla”, “Root Beer”, “Cherry”, “Lemon”, “Coca-Cola” and one that is blank. The soda fountain comes with a set of five cast iron stools, four of which have the original brass footrests, with original vinyl seating and black paint over fluted cast iron columns. This comes with a multitude of accessories, including a porcelain fountain service Coca-Cola sign. Comes with original parts catalog and booklets. CONDITION: Shows the top marble is cracked at about the 55% mark across the full front. If installed properly, the crack would be difficult to see. Demonstrates other marble components that once put into place in the new home will need to reattached and re-glued. The seats show areas of paint loss missing one footrest. The Coca-Cola sign shows chipping to the outside edges primarily in the upper-right and lower-right corners. Columns show loss and flaking of paint. Complete interior. . (Good - Very Good). 10,000 - 30,000

1326 - CANADA DRY PAM CLOCK.

15” x 4” x 15”. Canada Dry light-up advertising clock made by the Pam Clock Co., New Rochelle, New York. All original can with original glass clock face, original hands and original second hand. The front bubble glass is intact, and the clock face is excellent with no cracks or repairs. The clock is working, but needs a new fluorescent tube. (Very Good). 300 - 800

1327 - HIRES ROOT BEER SYRUP DISPENSER.

7” x 7” x 14”. This is the iconic hour glass china root beer dispenser for Hires Root Beer. Includes an original Hires pump. CONDITION: Shows a dime sized chip under the lid, hidden when the pump is in place. Shows significant crazing to the finish and some dark staining in notated in the photography. (7.0). 300 - 600

1328 - HIRES ROOT BEER COUNTERTOP SYRUP DISPENSER.

21 - 1/2” x 5 - 3/4” x 4”. This is Hires Root Beer counter clamp syrup dispenser from the 1940’s. It has a porcelain base and aluminum hopper with original spigot. CONDITION: Shows light chipping, porcelain counter clamp base with a nice upper hopper where the Hires Root Beer advertisement is. (8.7). 300 - 600

1329 - LOT OF 2: HIRES TIN THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 30 - 1/4”. The first is blue and white stripped motif reading “Drink Hires”. Stamped at the bottom “MFG By Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo. USA - 9717712

Authorized By Cadbury, Total Production - 850.” CONDITION: Glass therm is in place. Excellent condition with the factory plastic coating in place which could easily be removed to reveal a near mint thermometer. The second is a “Hires Refreshes Right!” thermometer. Marked “In U.S.A BN

16.” CONDITION: Multiple areas of paint loss, scuffs, and scrapes; consistent with age. (9.25 , 6.5).

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1330 - HIRES ROOT BEER THERMOMETER.

8” x 29”. SST. Die-cut Hires bottle thermometer, reading “With Roots - Barks - Herbs.” The bottom is stamped “BN - 16 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Very minor paint loss to the bottle cap. (8.9). 300 - 800

1331 - LOT OF 2: HIRES ROOT BEER ITEMS.

Larger: 8” x 8” x 15”. This is a lot of two Hires Root Beer items. The first on an original Hires milk glass that fits on top of Hires Muni-Maker syrup dispenser. These are extremely hard to find, and if your Muni-Maker is missing one, this is a great replacement. It has some areas of paint loss to the Hires graphic, however there are no chips or cracks, and the globe is in great condition. The second piece is a Hires syrup dispenser, showing staining and crazing throughout, with an original push-pump, oxidized and in great patina. No chips, cracks or repairs noted. (7.5 - 8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

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1332 - HIRES ROOT BEER BOTTLE THERMOMETER.

8” x 30”. SST. This thermometer from Hires is tin and has the original glass tube present and working. There is white overspray throughout the sign and on the bottom hanging panel, as well as, a large drop around the “30” mark on the thermometer panel. There is also paint loss around the edges and at the hanging holes. Marked “BN 16 Made in U.S.A.” (7.9). 200 - 500

1333 - HIRES SINGLE SIDED TIN BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

35” Dia. SST. Excellent Hires tin bottle cap sign. This piece is marked “BN-8 Made in USA.” CONDITION: There is paint loss to the field of the sign as well as staining and fade to the paint. (7.9). 600 - 1,200

1334 - LOT OF 2: HIRES AND DAD’S THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 8” x 29”. The first is a die-cut bottle advertising Hires Root Beer. Shows the early Hire’s Root Beer bottle, stating “With Roots Barks Herbs.” Marked in the bottom “B-16 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Therm glass is in place. Excellent condition with very minor scuffing and scraping. The second is a self-framed tin thermometer advertising Dad’s Root Beer. Marked “PM - TH - 1.” CONDITON: Therm glass is in place. Excellent condition. (9.0 , 8.75). 500 - 1,500

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15” x 4” x 15”. Dr Pepper light-up clock by the Pam Clock Co., New Rochelle, New York. Original gold paint to the metal can, with areas of scuffs, scratches and surface oxidation, with original Pam labeling on the back. The clock face is intact, though lightly faded, with some areas of paint loss to the dots between the “10”, “2” “4” numbers. The clock is operating, but needs a new fluorescent tube. (Good). 300 - 600

1336 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN DR. PEPPER “GOOD FOR LIFE” DOOR PUSH.

26” x 4 - 1/2”. SSP. This is an outstanding piece with tremendous color and gloss throughout. There are chips to the porcelain on the left corner of the sign and on the bottom and top ledges that connect to metal bracket. Overall, an extremely desirable piece in excellent condition. (8.9). 1,500 - 2,500

1337 - BEAUTIFUL DR PEPPER EMBOSSED TIN THERMOMETER.

17 - 1/4” x 4 - 1/4”. SST. This is the “Good for Life” bottle version. It is in exceptional condition, with a slight crinkle at the top grommet, a couple extra added hanging holes and some slight damage to the bottom grommet. Marked “Made in the U.S.A.” Paint and color are all intact and display beautifully. The thermometer bulb is present and working. (8.75). 1,000 - 2,000

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1338 - DOUBLE SIDED DR. PEPPER FLANGE.

19” x 2” x 14”. SST. This is a double sided tin flange sign advertising Dr. Pepper. CONDITION: Good color and gloss. Some edge wear throughout, consistent with age and use. Sign would improve with a good professional cleaning. (8.5). 500 - 1,500

1339 - DR PEPPER “10 2 4” BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

19” Dia. SST. Stamped “Made in U.S.A.” and “35.” CONDITION: Good overall, with touch-up paint applied to the bottom section. The sign shows normal edgewear, chipping and scraping. The field is clean and bright. (7.0). 400 - 800

1340 - LOT OF 2: DR. PEPPER COOLERS.

Each: 18” x 8 - 1/2” x 15”. A lot of two Dr. Pepper coolers. The first is the oblong-style “Drink Dr Pepper” embossed into both sides, from the Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, Kentucky. CONDITION: The original bottlecap opener and drain plug is in place. There are scuffs, scrapes and scratches consistent with age and use. The second is also an oblong version, but with a different style. CONDITION: This cooler has an early restoration. Handle and clasp are in place. There are multiple areas of dents and scratching. (7.0). 400 - 1,200

1341 - FRENCH DR. PEPPER TALL SIGN.

18” x 54”. A foreign self framed embossed Dr. Pepper sign, with the iconic “10 2 4” bottle, reading “Buvez Drink.” It is stamped in the bottom-middle “Made in Canada - Barker-68.” (8.0). 400 - 1,200

1342 - LOT OF 2: DR. PEPPER CLOCK.

14 - 1/2” Dia. The first is a Dr. Pepper General Electric clock. CONDITION: This piece has the original paint and is in excellent shape with no cracks to the plastic. The face is in nice condition with minor staining in the white areas. The clock is in working condition. The second piece is the ham styled clock. CONDITION: The glass face has scratching to it and the advertisement has fade. Overall this piece does light and is in good working condition. (8.25, 8.0). 300 - 600

1343 - NESBITT’S TIN BOTTLE.

22” x 83 - 1/2”. SST. This is an excellent die-cut Nesbitt’s piece. The bottle has nice color and gloss. CONDITION: There are areas of paint loss, staining, and scratching throughout the face of the sign. There is paint loss to the very outer edges mainly at the bottom of the bottle. Overall, an excellent piece in nice displayable condition. . (7.75). 1,500 - 2,500

1344 - DRINK TRY-ME 3 DIMENSIONAL CARDBOARD DISPLAY. 22 - 5/8” x 17 - 1/2”. A fantastic tri-fold 3-dimensional advertising display for Try-Me soft drink. CONDITION: Cardboard construction showing edge wear from use, but nothing to distract from the main image. A wonderful very rare, very early piece of soda advertising. (8.3). 1,000 - 3,000

1345 - FROSTY ROOT BEER TIN BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

39”D. SST. Excellent example of this bottle cap sign from Frosty. Marked “Stout Sign Company.” CONDITION: This piece is in nice condition, with a little bit of fade to the gloss and staining to the paint. Areas of scratching and paint loss in the field. There are areas of touch up throughout the outer red portion of the bottle cap. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

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1346 - LOT OF 2: ABSOLUTELY TREMENDOUS ROYAL CROWN COLA SCALE.

11” x 21” x 45”. This piece is marked “Advertise & Skills Co.” CONDITION: This piece is complete with the original bottle and hardware. The cap in place is an added reproduction, but the original cap is included, although it is glued back together at the bottom of the section towards the lock. There appears to be minor scratches to the graphic and minor areas of rusting on the metal. This piece is in working condition. (7.0 - 7.5). 3,000 - 6,000

11 - 1/2” x 10” x 1 - 1/4”. This 7up flange sign is marked “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO. / Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: The sign appears to be new old stock, showing very little signs of use or wear.

26” x 20” x 52”. There is a professionally done older restoration on this Model VMC33. The manufacturing tag reads “Vindolator MFG Co. Fresno, CA.” The serial number is 42913, which is done in a 7up motif. The colors are bright and crisp. All the castings and handles are free of breaks and cracks. Keys included. . (Good Plus). 1,000 - 3,000

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1349 - SELF FRAMED 7UP SIGN.

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1351 - FRESH UP 7UP ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

17” x 55”. SST. A self framed embossed tin “Here’s your / ‘fresh up’” 7UP sign. CONDITION: Good condition overall. There is edge wear consistent with age and use, some light scratching and surface wear throughout, but nothing that distracts. (7.0 ). 1,000 - 3,000

1350 - EMBOSSED TIN 7UP SIGN.

17 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. SST. A heavily embossed tin 7Up sign, reading “’Fresh’ Up with” and marked along the bottom-right “11-62 Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo. Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There are small hits to the field, one small area of paint loss about 1” long along the insignia on the neck of the bottle and some other very minor hits throughout. (8.0). 1,000 - 3,000

22” x 48”. SST. This is a self framed “Fresh Up” with 7UP. Bottle is heavily embossed in sign, marked on the bottom left-hand corner “3-54 #22 MADE IN U.S.A,” marked on the bottom right-hand corner “STOUT SIGN CO. ST. LOUIS. MO.” CONDITION: There are scuffs and scratches throughout, there also appears to be four added nail holes down each side and one on the top. Some crinkling and slight rust spots on the right-hand lower edge of the bottle. Sign would improve with a good cleaning. (7.5). 1,000 - 2,000

1352 - FRESH UP WITH 7UP CURB SIGN.

20” x 22” x 23”. This curb sign is two single sided tin signs back to back in a metal frame. It has an excellent graphic of a hand holding the older 7up bottle. It is marked “11-48.” CONDITION: Side A has paint loss to the very top-left corner along with staining to the field of the sign. There is minor scratching to the face of the sign. Side B has similar staining and surface scratching. There is one area of paint loss at the bottom-left corner of the bottle. (7.9) (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1353 - 7UP COOLER.

26” x 19” x 37”. Original and on wheels with a 7up bottle opener. Embossed on the front and back “You Like 7up / It Likes You / Ice Cold.” There appears to be a replacement lid. . (Fair). 500 - 1,500

1354 - SELF FRAMED HEAVY METAL 7UP SIGN.

20” x 9 - 1/2”. SST. This is a self framed embossed 7UP sign with the iconic saying “You Like It.. ..It Likes You.” Stamped in the bottom left-hand side “Made in U.S.A. 9-57” and “#84 Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, MO” in the right-hand corner. Four factory holes are present.

CONDITON: Good, with minor edge wear throughout, and small chips to the embossed portion of 7UP that are only visible upon close inspection. (7.5). 500 - 1,500

1355 - SELF FRAMED 7UP SIGN.

13” x 43”. SST. A rolled edge embossed tin sign, reading “’Fresh Up’ with / 7UP / it likes you.” Shows the iconic hand holding the bottle and the woman in the bathing suit on the bottle.

CONDITION: There are a couple nail holes and wear throughout. There are small areas of restoration and the sign looks as if it may have been clear-coated at one point along the bottom 20% of the sign. (7.5). 500 - 1,000

1356 - 7UP MASONITE MENU BOARD.

26 - 1/2” x 16”. This is an excellent displayable piece that you rarely see from 7UP. CONDITION: The graphics and paint on this piece are in excellent condition. It looks to have newly added menu options and prices. (9.0). 300 - 600

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1357 - SINGLE SIDED NUGRAPE SODA SIGN.

36” Dia. SST. This is a very nice piece from Nugrape marked “Robertson.” The sign has outstanding color and gloss. CONDITION: There is scratching to the field as well as one area of paint loss. (8.75). 1,000 - 2,000

1358 - NUGRAPE DOUBLE SIDED FLANGE SIGN.

20” x 13 - 1/2 x 2”. DST. This is a double sided flange advertising NuGrape Soda. Stamped on the outside edge of the flange “Stout Sign Co. St. louis Mo.”

CONDITION: Has minor touchup to the flange around the hanging holes and on the outer back-side which bleeds into the perimeter of the image. The image is clean and crisp with good color and gloss. Has minor surface scratching, consistent with age and use. (7.5). 1,000 - 3,000

1359 - TALL GREEN NUGRAPE SODA SIGN.

17 - 1/2” x 43”. SST. Self framed embossed tin NuGrape Soda sign. This is the earlier version of this sign, labelled in bottom-center “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO.” CONDITION: Rice paper residue throughout and some slight edge wear. A professional cleaning would enhance the sign dramatically. (7.07.5). 500 - 2,000

1360 - EMBOSSED TIN NU ICY SIGN.

23 - 1/2” x 11 - 7/8”. SST. This Nu Icy soda pop sign is marked “Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield, Ohio.” This piece has tremendous gloss and graphics. CONDITION: There is staining to field of the sign along with very minor areas of paint loss. Three of the four corners have minor bends to them. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

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1362 - ORANGE-CRUSH ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

14” x 53”. This is an early die-cut orange crush sign showing small “Crushy” figure in the upper center. Panel on the neck of the bottle reads “The New Flavor Guarding Bottle.” Stamped in the bottom center “Printed in U.S.A B681 10/39 SS Co.” CONDITION: Multiple areas of scuffs and scrapes, consistent with age and use. Sign will improve dramatically with a good cleaning. (8.0). 1,000 - 3,000

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1363 - ORANGE CRUSH TIN MENU BOARD.

13” x 19”. SST. Unique Orange Crush tin Menu board. The board is marked “Orange Crush 1936.” It has the original paper for the menu options. CONDITION: There is fade to the paint along with paint loss to the outer edges of the sign. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1364 - SELF FRAMED ORANGE CRUSH SIGN.

17” x 53 - 1/4”. SST. This is an Orange Crush self framed tin sign, showing Crushy on the bottle. Marked in the bottom-center “St. Thomas Metal Signs, Ltd. St. Thomas, Ont.,” also stamped “B B-18 x 54-P.” CONDITION: Colors are bright and crisp. There is creasing along the bottom, but does not distract from the image. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 1,200

1365 - SELF FRAMED ORANGE CRUSH SIGN.

18” x 54”. SST. A self framed embossed tin Orange Crush sign, reading “Orange Crush Carbonated Beverage.” Marked in the bottom-left “Printed in U.S.A.” and bottom-right “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO.”

CONDITION: Fair overall, with creasing about 3/4 of the way up the sign. There are extra nail holes, some scratching and scuffing, but the colors are bright. (6.0). 400 - 1,200

1366 - LOT OF 2: HOWEL’S AND HIRES ROOT BEER SODA BOTTLE SHAPED SIGNS. Each: 16” x 56”. Lot of two die-cut tin bottles. The first advertises Howel’s Root Beer, marked at the bottom “Robertson-DualifeSpringfield, Ohio.” CONDITION: This particular piece has restoration throughout. The second is a Hire’s Root Beer bottle sign. CONDITION: The bottom 5% of the sign has rust, some creasing about halfway up, edge wear consistent with age and in overall fair condition. (Restored , 6.5). 500 - 2,000

1367 - FRAMED CLOTH ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE F. SCHILLER CO. CIGARS. 27” x 27”. This cloth advertisement appears to be quilted and shows all of the brands sold by the F. Schiller Tobacco Co., such as their Bouquet, Log Cabin brand, Velinda and many others. CONDITION: Shows light dirt staining, but nothing that distracts from the overall unusual cigar advertising. (8.5). 200 - 500

1368 - LOT OF 2: NICOL KOLA AND NESBITT’S ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 16” x 49”. The first is an embossed tin Nichol Kola sign with rice-paper residue. Maker’s mark reads “The Parker Metal Dec. Co. Balto. MD.” CONDITION: Some edge wear and slight scuffing on the upper “America’s Taste Sensation.” Also, slight bends to the bottom right and left corners, that do not distract from the overall look. The second is a self framed embossed tin Nesbitt’s orange drink sign, showing the early Nesbitt’s bottle and the 5¢ price logo in early script. Stamped along the bottom of the bottle “Nesbitt Fruit Products Inc. Los Angeles, Calif.”

CONDITION: Several areas of paint loss, mostly contained to the bottom left-hand corner. One crease in the bottom right-hand corner. Still displays well. (8.0 , 6.5). 1,000 - 2,000

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1369 - KIST BEVERAGES SIGN.

16 - 1/2” x 55 - 1/2”. SST. This is a die-cut embossed tin Kist sign in good condition. Marked on the bottom “K-12 MADE IN U.S.A.” CONDITION: Paint is crisp, colors are bright. There are multiple areas of scuffing and scratching, consistent with age and use that do not distract from the overall look. (8.0). 1,000 - 3,000

1370 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN NICHOL KOLA CURB SIGN.

20” x 22” x 23”. DST. This is an excellent Nichol Kola tin curb sign with tremendous color and gloss. CONDITION: The first side has surface scratching throughout the face. Both sides have areas of rice paper staining and scratching to the face of the piece. The curb stand itself is in excellent structural condition. (8.9). 1,000 - 2,000

1371 - WHITE ROCK SPARKLING BEVERAGE DOUBLE SIDED FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 13” x 2”. DST. This is a die-cut flange advertising White Rock. Marked on the outside of the flange “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO.” This is the early version showing the bare breasted fairy on a rock, looking into a pool of water. CONDITION: Excellent with minor edge wear, which does not distract from the overall look. (8.75). 800 - 2,000

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1372 - CLICQUOT CLUB BOTTLE CAP SIGN. 29” x 29” x 2 - 1/2”. SST. This is a very nice piece with outstanding graphics and color. Marked “Press Sign Co.” CONDITION: There is scratching to the face of the sign along with paint loss to the outer edges and areas of the field. (7.9). 700 - 1,400

1373 - SINGLE SIDED PAINTED METAL “VERNORS DELICIOUSLY DIFFERENT” SIGN. 30” x 10”. SST. This is a nice piece with the excellent gnome graphic on it, marked “Printed in USA FORM NO. J4070.” There is scratching throughout the face of the sign, as well as areas of staining. There is also minor fade to the color, but overall displays well. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1374 - BIRELEYE’S SINGLE SIDED TIN BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

29” Dia. SST. This piece has excellent color and gloss and is a more uncommon version. This sign is marked “Press Sign Co. St. Louis.” CONDITION: The sign has good color and gloss throughout, with surface scratching to the face of the sign, as well as, staining and minor paint loss at the outer edges. (8.5). 600 - 1,200

1375 - SELF FRAMED BIRELEY’S SODA SIGN.

18” x 54”. SST. A self framed embossed tin Bireley’s “Happifies Thirst” sign. CONDITION: Minor edge wear, mostly contained to the outer edges of the sign. There is one small chip below the base of the bottle, but it does not distract from the overall bright colors and graphics look of the sign. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

1376 - BIRELEY’S ORANGE DOOR PULL.

33” x 2 - 1/2”. This is a porcelain “Drink Bireley’s Orange” door pull with original mounting hardware. CONDITION: Overall excellent condition with no visible porcelain loss. There is very minor storage scuffs and scrapes consistent with age. (9.0 ). 300 - 800

1377 - BIRELEY’S ORANGE DRINK THERMOMETER.

4 - 1/2” x 15 - 3/4”. SST. This piece has the original thermometer cradle and tube. It is marked “E-490-49.” The thermometer has spectacular color and gloss throughout. CONDITION: Excellent, with only minor scratching at the outer edges. (9.0). 300 - 600

1378 - BIRELEY’S THERMOMETER.

6” x 13 - 1/2”. SST. The Bireley’s bottle and cap at the bottom are heavily embossed. Marked “Robertson” and “F519.” Glass is intact. CONDITION: There is edgewear consistent with age and use. (7.25). 200 - 600

1379 - LOT OF 2: ADVERTISING CLOCKS.

15” Dia. The first is a Clicquot Club Beverages clock, showing the iconic Eskimo child. Marked “Clicquot - 10 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITON: Overall excellent, original Telechron label is on the back. Missing one bulb cover. Bubble glass is free of breaks and cracks, face of the clock is in excellent condition. The second is an Evervess Sparkling Water clock. Marked “EG-8 An Advertisement of Pepsi-Cola Company - Made in U.S.A.” This is a Telechron clock marked “Telechron Inc. Ashland Mass.” CONDITON: Original Telechron label is partially intact on back. Missing one bulb cover. Bubble glass and face of clock are in excellent condition. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

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1380 - LOT OF 4: FRANK’S GINGER ALE TRAYS.

Largest: 12 - 3/4” x 17 - 1/2”. SST/SST/SST/SST. Lot of four Frank’s advertising trays. The first tray has an excellent bottle graphic and is in amazing condition, marked “Novelty Adv.Co.”. Second is a red tray with a large bottle graphic. The tray is in nice condition, with strong colors and only minor surface scratching. The third tray depicts an apple tree graphic. There is minor paint fade and surface scratching. Fourth is a black tray with flamingo graphics. This tray has great subject matter, but does have edge wear and surface scratching throughout. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

1381 - LOT OF 2: PORCELAIN SODA POP DOOR PUSHES.

Each: 31” x 3 - 1/2”. The first sign reads “Fresh Up With 7UP” and is marked “P & M Arilla.” It has touch-up around the hanging holes on both sides of the piece and the outer edges. The field of the sign is free of all touch-ups, but has minor fade to the color and scratching. The second piece is an “Ice Cold Coca-Cola” porcelain door push. There is minor porcelain loss on the left door attachment. The color and gloss is strong throughout the face. (7.5 - 8.9). 500 - 1,000

1382 - LOT OF 3: TIN SODA POP BOTTLES.

Larger: 5 - 1/4” x 17 - 1/2”. The first piece is a single sided embossed NuGrape soda die-cut tin sign with great color and gloss. There is minor staining to the white areas at the very outer edge. The second piece is a Coca-Cola die-cut bottle thermometer, marked “Robertson Made in U.S.A.” It does have the original working glass tube. There appears to be paint loss at the hanging hole and along the outer edges of the sign. The third piece is another Coca-Cola die-cut bottle thermometer sign, marked “Made in U.S.A.” It has a working bulb and scratching throughout the face of the sign, along with paint loss to the very outer edges. (9.5) (8.5) (9.0). 500 - 1,000

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1383 - DOUBLE SIDED SQUIRT FLANGE SIGN. 17 - 3/4” x 13 - 1/4” x 2 - 1/2”. DST. This is a double sided flange sign advertising Squirt. Stamped on the inside of the flange “Copyright 1955. The Squirt Company Cat. No M82” and “Robertson Springfield, Ohio.” CONDITION: Good with slight surface scratching, only noticeable upon close examination. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

1384 - LOT OF 2: ORANGE CRUSH AND ROYAL CROWN COOLERS.

Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. A lot of two coolers. The first is an Orange Crush cooler, with a sticker reading “Orange Crush.” CONDITION: Fair condition with normal scuffs and scrapes throughout. Castings, handle and lid are in place, free of breaks and cracks. Includes the original opener. The second is the more rare version of the oblong-style Royal Crown Cola cooler, with “Royal Crown Cola” embossed on both sides. Stamped “Progress Refrigeration Co., Louisville, Kentucky.” CONDITION: The lid is in place, free of breaks and cracks, and has the drain plug and original opener attached. There is one dent on the lid in one corner. (6.0 - 7.0). 500 - 1,500

1385 - ROYAL CROWN COLA SIGN.

16” x 36”. SST. This is a self framed, painted tin, Royal Crown sign. Shows an early Royal Crown bottle, marked in the bottom left “613” and the bottom right “MCA-1937.” CONDITION: Overall excellent, with no visible scuffs, scrapes, or issues. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

1386 - LIME COLA SIGN.

12” x 45”. SST. This is a die-cut embossed tin Lime Cola sign. Stamped in the bottom center “American Art Works, Inc. Coshocton, O.” CONDITION: One scratch in the upper left-hand side of the bottle cap. Otherwise, no scratching or chips noticeable. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

1387 - VESS COLA ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

16” x 54”. SST. This is a self framed embossed tin Vess Cola sign. Makers mark on the bottom right reads “Stout Sign Co. St. Louis Mo.” and bottom left-hand corner reads “VNS - 19 2/48.” CONDITION: One area of touchup in the upper right-hand side. Scratches and scuffing throughout. (7.0). 500 - 2,000

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1388 - AAA ROOT BEER ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

12 - 1/2” x 48 - 1/2”. SST. This is a self-framed die-cut AAA Root Beer sign. Stamped in the bottom center “Stout Sign Co. St. Louis Mo.” CONDITION: Residue of old rice paper present. Some edge wear along upper right-hand center. (8.75). 500 - 2,000

1389 - VERNORS GINGER ALE SIGN.

33” x 15”. SST. A painted tin Vernors sign, marked “5 - 62” in the bottom-left, “Printed in U.S.A. Form No. J 4071” in the bottom-right. CONDITION: Excellent, with barely noticeable edge wear, but nothing that distracts from the graphic image of the Vernors Gnome. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 2,000

1390 - ROYAL CROWN COLA SIGN.

16” x 59”. SST. Die-cut embossed tin Royal Crown sign. Stamped in the bottom right-hand corner “506” and bottom left reads “5-46.” CONDITION: Some edge wear present, a couple of areas of paint loss. (8.0). 500 - 2,000

1391 - LOT OF 2: NESBITTS THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7” x 27 - 1/4”. The first is a “Drink Nesbitt’s California Orange.” Marked “Beach Coshocton, O.” The Nesbitt’s bottle is slightly embossed. CONDITION: Excellent, some normal scuffing and scraping, mostly contained to the upper 15% of the thermometer. Glass is in place. The second is a painted tin thermometer with an embossed “Enjoy Nesbitt’s A Delicious Drink” bottle cap on top. The iconic Nesbitt’s graduate at the bottom. Marked “Wiegand - St. Louis - 905.” CONDITION: Some normal edge wear, one small non-distracting chip about half way down on the right-hand side, and some rub marks along the bottom. Nothing that distracts from the overall look. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

1392 - LOT OF 2: SODA ADVERTISEMENT SIGNS.

Largest: 19 - 1/2” x 30”. The first is a self framed embossed tin sign with the iconic Clicquot Club graphics. Marked, “Printed in U.S.A.” Popular Eskimo child holding a bottle of product pictured. CONDITION: Good with scuffing and scraping, nothing that distracts from the overall image. The second is a self-framed 7UP chalkboard. Reads “7UP your thirst away.” Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “19 4 - 64 Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Multiple areas of scraping and scratches, mostly contained to the outer edges. Sign would improve with a professional cleaning. (7.0 , 7.5). 500 - 2,000

1393 - LOT OF 2: CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH GRAPETTE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Each: 31 - 1/2” x 23 - 1/4”. Lot of two Grapette cardboard lithographs. The first is in excellent condition with the graphic of a woman swimming. It is marked “377G Litho in U.S.A.” There is very minor damage to the outer edge, but otherwise, has wonderful color. The second depicts a woman at her wedding holding a bottle of Grapette. This piece is in excellent condition with minor damage at the edges. It is marked “338-G Litho in U.S.A.” (9.0). 400 - 800

1394 - LOT OF 2: SINGLE SIDED TIN SODA POP THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 9 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2”. The first piece is a “Royal Crown Cola Best By Taste-Test” thermometer with excellent color. There is minor staining and paint loss at the hanging holes. The tube is in working condition with the original cradle on the back. The second piece is a single sided tin Double Cola “You’ll Like It Better” thermometer. There is paint loss at both of the hanging holes and scratching in the field. The tube is in working condition with the original cradle on the back. (8.0). 400 - 800

1395 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 6” x 13 - 3/4”. The first is a Royal Crown Cola embossed three bottle thermometer, with excellent color and gloss throughout and an outstanding bottle graphic. This has the original working bulb and is still attached. The second piece is a single sided porcelain 7UP thermometer. This is a Canadian piece, marked “P & M” on the bottom. There is porcelain loss to the extreme outer edges. The piece also has the original cradle and bulb in working condition. (9.0 - 8.9). 400 - 800

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1396 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP SIGNS.

Larger: 17 - 1/2” x 4”. The first piece is a “Drink Squirt” single sided embossed tin strip sign, marked “Copyright 1941 The Square Co.” This piece has an excellent bottle graphic with great colors. CONDITION: There is minor surface scratching to the very outer edge of the sign. The second piece is an “8 Ball” soda pop celluloid over cardboard sign with tremendous graphics. CONDITION: There appears to be scratching of the face of the celluloid. (9.5) (8.9). 400 - 800

1397 - DRINK DISPENSER.

16” x 16” x 42”. Drink dispenser with cast iron legs and a copper finish throughout. A great decorative piece. CONDITION: In restored condition. Glass tubes are free of breaks and cracks. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

1398 - SINGLE SIDED DRINK GRAPE OLA FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN SIGN.

Frame: 21 - 1/2” x 15 - 5/8” x 3/4”. This single sided embossed tin sign for Grape Ola is marked for the Robertson Steel & Iron Company, Springfield, Ohio.

CONDITION: Shows some areas of paint loss primarily to the embossed area of “Grape Ola.”

There appears to be one ding in the upper right hand corner and a light fold in the upper left hand corner partially concealed by the frame. (7.0). 400 - 800

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1399 - LOT OF 2: SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN SODA SIGNS.

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Larger: 20” x 9”. The first, is from Cobblerock Beverages. This is an excellent piece with outstanding script, color, and gloss. CONDITION: There is paint loss at the hanging holes and two added holes at the top. The second is a single sided embossed tin sign with the rolled edges. CONDITION: There is paint loss to the outer edges and minor surface scratching throughout the face. (8.9). (8.25). 400 - 800

1400 - LOT OF 2: DRINK C.V. FLANGE AND YALE & TOWNE KEYS SIGNS.

Larger: 16” x 34”. The first is a die-cut flange advertising “Drink C.V.”

CONDITION: It has multiple areas of scratching, paint loss, and the sign would improve dramatically with a professional cleaning. The second is a painted tin die-cut advertising Yale Keys, Side A, reads “We Cut the Finest Keys.” CONDITION: Side A has some minor edge wear. Side B has some more prominent scuffing and scraping toward the bottom part of the key. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 1,200

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1401 - PAINTED TIN QUENCH THERMOMETER.

9 - 3/4” x 25 - 3/4”. SST. Painted tin “For a Quick ‘Pick Up’ Enjoy Ice Cold Quench / A Wonderful Drink! / A Perfect Mixer,” stamped in the bottom-right “66-2.” It shows the iconic dancing lemon. Glass thermometer is in place. CONDITION: Minor edge wear consistent with age. (9.5). 400 - 800

1402 - LOT OF 2: BIRELEY’S AND ROYAL CROWN THERMOMETERS.

Each: 10” x 26”. Lot of two thermometers. The first, a Bireley’s “Happifies Thirst”, marked “Printed in U.S.A.” and “No. 60-60.” CONDITION: Glass thermometer is in place. There are minor areas of scuffs and scrapes along the edges, some bending and paint loss along the very top edge, but does nothing that distracts from the bottle image. The second is a Royal Crown Cola thermometer, marked “Donasco 11-51,” and “A Product of Nehi Corp.” CONDITION: Glass thermometer is in place. There is paint loss three quarters of the way up on the left side and paint loss and scratching on the bottom. (7.0, 7.5). 400 - 1,200

1403 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI AND NESBITT’S THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7 - 1/4” x 28 - 1/4”. Lot of two painted tin thermometers. The first is a self framed embossed Nesbitt’s thermometer, marked “No. 6442.” Glass thermometer is in place. CONDITION: Graphics are good, colors are bright and strong. There is minimal edge wear. The second, is a self framed Pepsi thermometer. Glass tube is missing. Marked “PM-1105 Made in U.S.A. Stout Industries, Inc., St. Louis, Mo.” CONDITION: Excellent overall, with minor edge wear. (8.0 - 9.0). 400 - 1,200

1404 - LOT OF 2: KIST AND ORANGE CRUSH THERMOMETERS.

Each: 5 - 3/4” x 16”. Lot of two painted tin thermometers with glass bulbs. The first advertises for Kist, “Any Weather Any Time,” marked “K-10C Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Good overall, with some edge wear. The second is an Orange Crush bottlecap, marked “N101 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Good overall. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 800

1405 - GRAPETTE BOTTLECAP SIGN.

19” Dia. SST. The words “Grapette Soda” are embossed. Marked “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis, MO Made in U.S.A. 484-G.” CONDITION: There are scrapes and paint loss throughout, mostly contained to the outer edges, where there are also areas of touch-up. The sign would improve with a cleaning. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

1406 - NESBITT’S BOTTLECAP.

19” Dia. SST. An embossed Nesbitt’s of California bottle cap button, marked on the bottom “Wiegand Mfg. Co., St. Louis, Mo. 902.” CONDITION: Good overall with edgewear, but the field is clean, colors are bright and gloss is good. (7.0). 400 - 1,200

1407 - EMBOSSED TIN GRAPE OLA SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. SST. Excellent single sided embossed tin Grape Ola sign. This piece is marked “W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co. Springfield, Ohio” and has excellent graphics and colors. CONDITION: There is minor color fade to the yellow areas and paint loss to the extreme outer edges of the sign. (8.9). 400 - 800

1408 - QUENCH SODA BOTTLE SIGN.

16” x 58”. SST. This is a die-cut tin Quench Soda sign, reading “Quench Your Thirst” at the bottom of the bottle. CONDITION: Fair overall, with minor edge wear. There are areas of restoration, mostly contained to the bottom. Still shows nicely with bright colors. . (6.0). 400 - 1,200

1409 - LOT OF 2: COCA-COLA AND 7UP COOLERS.

Each: 19 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2” x 17”. A lot of two coolers. The first is an oblong 7UP cooler, stamped “Progress Refrigerator Co., Louisville, Kentucky.” The iconic 7UP insignia is embossed on both sides. CONDITION: Has the original bottlecap opener and drain plug. Lid is in place and all castings are free of breaks and cracks. The second is a Coca-Cola cooler in the same size and styling as the previous, reading “Things Go Better with Coke.” CONDITION: Has lid, drain plug and original opener in place. Both are in good condition overall, with scuffs and scrapes consistent with age and use. (Good). 4001,200

1410 - LOT OF 2: PEPSI-COLA AND DR. PEPPER SERVING PIECES.

Each: 17” x 7 - 3/4” x 6”. This is a lot of two drink carriers that were worn over the shoulders to sell product by salesmen at ballgames and other events. Pepsi is in blue and white, whereas the Dr. Pepper is in green and red. CONDITION: Both are in good, restored condition. It is an older, more primitive restoration. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

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1411 - FRENCH OPERA SODA SIGN.

17” x 53”. SST. A self framed embossed tin Opera sign with bright colors and crisp image. CONDITION: Excellent overall, edge wear consistent with age and use. (9.0). 400 - 800

1412 - SELF FRAMED ROYAL CROWN SODA SIGN.

54” x 1/2” x 18”. SST. Self framed embossed tin Royal Crown Cola sign, marked in the bottom-right “A Product of Nehi Corp.” and in the bottom-left “Robertson 1-49.” Shows two early Royal Crown bottles. CONDITION: There is a 6” crease or scratch in the upper-middle area, a small crease in the upper-right and in the bottom-left corner. (7.0). 400 - 2,000

1413 - LOT OF 2: ROYAL CROWN AND DOUBLE COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 9 - 3/4” x 25 - 1/2”. The first is a Royal Crown Cola. It is red and yellow, marked “512” in the bottom-left corner and “Donasco 1-54” in the bottom-right corner. CONDITION: The glass thermometer is in place. Some paint splattering and a slight warp present. It has creases in the bottom-left and right sides. The gloss and paint are good and stable. Minimal surface scratching. The second is a Double Cola thermometer, stamped “Made in U.S.A”. CONDITION: Glass thermometer is in place. Excellent condition with minor areas of paint loss, scuffs, and scrapes. (8.0). 400 - 800

1414 - LOT OF 2: BIRELEY’S AND BARQ’S THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 10” x 25 - 1/2”. The first is a Bireley’s “Non-Carbonated Beverages” thermometer stamped in the bottom “Form E 571..

Printed in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There is touchup paint along the bottom. Normal edge wear and chipping throughout. Glass is in place. Nothing takes away from the graphic image of the bottle. The second is a “Drink Barg’s It’s Good.” Marked in the bottom “3-56.” CONDITION: There is some chipping and flaking to the edges. Some partial restoration along the edge. Unstable paint along the left-hand side, but nothing in the field. The field is clean and crisp with good gloss and shine. Glass bulb is in place. (7.25). 400 - 1,200

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1415 - LOT OF 3: SODA SIGNS.

Larger: 13 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2”. This is a lot of three soda signs. The first is a Pennsylvania Dutch painted aluminum sign. This is a nice root beer sign from the 1950’s that has some wave to it and surface scratching across the face. Second is a 7up corner sign that appears to have been completely clear-coated. Third is an embossed tin Nichol Cola 5¢ sign with rice paper covering the front and back, with loss of paint and some edge wear. Marked “The Parker Metal Dec. Co. Balto, MD.”. (6.0). 300 - 800

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1416 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 24 - 3/4” x 18”. This is a lot of two soda pop advertisements. The first is a Whistle soda lithograph. The piece is a die-cut cardboard depicting a little girl drinking from a bottle with a straw. This piece is marked “1940 V. B. Co. Litho in U.S.A.”. There are a couple very slight bends and minor edge damage on the bottom-right side, but overall the sign has excellent color. The second is a Double Cola cardboard piece, marked with a copyright for Seminole Flavor Co. There are a couple extra holes in the piece and it has a little bit of discoloration. (8.0). 300 - 800

1417 - ORANGE-JULEP SERVING TRAY.

13 - 3/8” x 10 - 1/2” x 1”. This is an Orange-Julep serving tray marked for The American Artworks Coshocton, Ohio depicting a young woman at the beach under her parasol enjoying her Orange-Julep. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss on the outside rim. One small chip to the young woman’s hand and one area of imperfection to the lower left hand corner, but nothing that distracts from the overall color and shine of the image on this serving tray. (8.0). 300 - 600

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1418 - LOT OF 3: SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLES.

Each: 12” x 3 - 1/4”. These soda fountain syrup bottles have label under glass labels are: 1. Vanilla , 2. Frenchade, 3. Nugrape. CONDITION: All three bottles have good clear glass and original metal tops. Shows areas of light flaking around the edges of the labels, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (8.0). 300 - 700

1419 - LOT OF 2: SQUIRT AND SUN CREST THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 5 - 1/4” x 17”. A lot of two soda pop thermometers. The first is an embossed Squirt thermometer. Marked “Copyright 1971 the Squirt Company Printed in U.S.A.” CONDITION: It has minor scuffing and scraping, contained to the edges. The second, is a heavily embossed Sun Crest die-cut bottle thermometer. Glass thermometer is in place. Marked “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There is minor scuffing along the bottom 5% of the thermometer and has one extra pinhole on the bottom-right corner. (9.0 - 9.5). 300 - 800

1420 - KIST BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

15” Dia. SST. A bottlecap sign for Kist, “The Drink with Real Flavor,” stamped “K-98-6-59 Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Excellent overall, with no chips, scrapes or scratches in the field. There is one minor spot of surface scratching in the lower-middle on the right side. (9.25).

300 - 800

1421 - LOT OF 2: ROYAL CROWN AND GRAPETTE DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 33 - 1/2” x 5”. A lot of two aluminum door pulls. The first is a Royal Crown Cola “Best by Taste-Test” door pull. “Thank You Call Again” is faint on the back. CONDITION: Good overall, with areas of restoration. The second is a Grapette Soda pull with debossed letters reading “Thirsty Or Not.” The back reads “Thank You Call Again” and “Mfg. for Ben R. Herriott Co. by Miro Flex, Wichita.” CONDITION: Excellent plus condition with very minor surface scratching. (7.0 - 9.5).

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1422 - LOT OF 2: BIRELEY’S AND 7UP DOOR PULLS.

Larger: 31 - 1/2” x 3”. A lot of two door pulls. The first is a painted metal Bireley’s push. CONDITION: In good condition overall with edge wear, no breaks or cracks to the metal hanging brackets. The second is a porcelain 7up pull, reading “Fresh Up with Seven-Up!” in starburst style. It is marked “PNK 57.” CONDITION: There are areas of touch-up around the porcelain and the bends in the metal. (7.0 - 7.5). 300 - 800

1423 - LOT OF 2: NU-GRAPE SODA TIN DIE-CUT BOTTLE SIGNS.

Larger: 5” x 17 - 1/4”. The first sign reads “Nu-Grape Soda.” This piece has the original working thermometer bulb. CONDITION: There are scratches to the face of the sign with minor paint loss to the outer edge and a dent at the very bottom of the bottle. The second piece is a die-cut bottle with the working original thermometer bulb. CONDITION: There is paint loss to the back very outer edge and scratching to the face. (8.0 - 8.9). 300 - 600

1424 - GOT A MINUTE ENJOY BIRELEY’S TIN THERMOMETER. 4 - 1/2” x 15 - 3/4”. SST. This piece has the original cradle and working tube. This is an excellent displayable piece with tremendous colors and graphics. CONDITION: There is browning to the white areas and a dent towards the upper the top hanging hole. There is scratching to the very outer edges. (9.0). 300 - 600

1425 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP CLOCKS.

14 - 1/2” Dia. The first clock is an “Enjoy Squirt” version. CONDITION: The face of the clock is in excellent condition. It does not light, but the clock mechanism is functional. There is some tarnish to the original tin but overall in good structural condition. The second, is a “Royal Crown Cola” telechron clock. CONDITION: This piece is in very nice condition with minor scratching to the glass face. The clock is original but the cord is missing. (Good). 300 - 600

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1426 - DR.PEPPER 10, 2 & 4 BOTTLE CAP SIGN.

28” Dia. SST. Nice displaying Dr. Pepper tin bottle cap sign. CONDITION: This piece has multiple areas of touchup throughout the face and at the outer edges of the cap. There is also some staining and scratching. (Restored). 300 - 600

1427 - LOT OF 2: SODA FOUNTAIN ITEMS.

Larger: 14 - 1/2” x 14 - 1/2” x 4”. The first item is a Higher Serp dispenser with original lid and pump. CONDITION: Shows chips to the rim underneath the pump with significant areas of staining around the base. The second item is a contemporary version of a light-up Pam clock advertising Nesbitt’s Orange. (6.0 - 9.0). 300 - 600

1428 - JU-SEE BEVERAGES LIGHT-UP SIGN.

13” x 7” x 3”. This is a very unique lighted sign from JU-SEE beverages. CONDITION: The glass face is in excellent condition with no cracks or nicks. The piece is lighting. The outer can is in nice structural shape with all the original parts and cord. (9.0). 300 - 600

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1429 - LOT OF 2: SODA FOUNTAIN SYRUP BOTTLES.

Each: 11 - 7/8” x 3 - 1/4” x 3 - 1/4”. This lot of two soda fountain syrup bottles consists of first of a Miner’s Cherry Phosphate label under glass bottle. Showing significant hazing to the glass bottle as well as a crack in the lower-right corner. There is also some staining to the label under the glass. The second bottle is a label under glass soda bottle marked “Drink Kola-Ade”. This bottle has good clear glass and label is 100%. (7.09.0). 250 - 500

1430 - COTT FRUIT WINE SIGN. 23 - 1/4” x 17 - 1/4”. SST. This is an excellent embossed tin sign, marked “Stout Sign Co.”. This sign is in nice condition with a little bit of browning to the white portions of the field. Overall an excellent self framed sign in amazing condition with wonderful graphics. (8.9). 200 - 600

1431 - ROYAL CROWN LIGHT-UP SHELF LIGHT. 20 - 1/2” x 5” x 9”. This is a lighted display light from RC Cola. The sign is complete with the original brackets, metal housing and original cord. The light is working. There are areas of oxidation to the chrome trim, as well as areas of discoloration to the plastic. This sign would be greatly improved with a good cleaning. (8.0). 200 - 400

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1432 - LOT OF 2: SODA POP ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 16 - 1/4” x 12”. This is a lot of two soda pop advertisements. The first is a framed comic book sketch that teaches the Pepsi-Cola jingle. This is a nicely framed piece with no rips or bends to the paper, with excellent color and great subject matter. The second piece is a B-1 Lemon-Lime Soda advertisement, which looks to be a section of a larger cardboard display. It has a couple bends to the cardboard and a couple areas of what looks to be water damage on the edges. The color is just slightly faded, but overall it is an excellent piece in nice displayable condition. (8.5). 200 - 400

1433 - W.H. OWENS & CO. MANCHESTER, VA VIENNA ART PLATE.

10”D. This is a Vienna art plate from 1905, depicting the founding of Jamestown from 1607 - 1907. Depicts a great graphic of a Native Americans in the foreground with great color and shine. CONDITION: Shows light foxing to the main graphic area, but nothing that distracts from the overall image. (9.0). 200 - 500

1434 - LOT OF 2: CREAMSICLE & MISSION ROYAL PUNCH PAPER SIGNS.

Larger Board: 10” x 22”. These are unused crate labels. The first label is for Creamsicle Pure Orange Flavor with great color and graphic of the early creamsicles, dated 1958 for the Joe Lowe Corporation in New York. The second label is for Mission Royal Punch, showing a great graphic of a camel and the Mission Royal Punch soft drink. CONDITION: Unused condition and both have instruction tags on how to be applied. (9.2). 200 - 500

1435 - LOT OF 2: NUGRAPE SODA DIE-CUT TIN SIGN AND THERMOMETER.

Larger: 5 - 1/4” x 17”. The first piece is a thermometer. Some surface scratching and a little fade to the paint present. Does have an original, working, tube. The second piece is a die-cut NuGrape Soda bottle. Touchup throughout the entire piece, still displays nicely. (8.0 , 6.0). 200 - 400

1436 - ROYAL CROWN THERMOMETER.

6” x 13 - 1/2”. SST. Has a heavily embossed Royal Crown bottle and advertising panel. Glass is present. CONDITION: Shows areas of touch-up along the bottom 10% of the thermometer. (7.0). 200 - 500

1437 - LOT OF 2: GRAPETTE THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 6” x 16”. This is a lot of two Grapette thermometers. The first, a self framed embossed tin thermometer showing the Grapette bottle. Glass is missing. CONDITION: Overall good condition, with minor edgewear and one area of scraping on the lid of the bottle. The second is a Grapette thermometer, with “the juicy grape soda” written 1960’s-style script. Stamped “GM74 Made in U.S.A.” Glass thermometer is in place. CONDITION: It has minor areas of scuffing and scraping, mostly contained to the edges. (7.0 - 7.5). 200 - 800

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1438 - LOT OF 2: 7UP AND SUN CREST THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 6” x 15 - 1/2”. A lot of two thermometers, both with glass in place. The first is a 7-Up thermometer. CONDITION: There is touch-up around the mounting holes, but nothing that distracts from the image. The second thermometer advertises Sun Crest, with “Switch to the Best Drink...” and stamped “Code 175 Printed in U.S.A.” CONDITION: There is scuffing and scraping throughout. (7.5). 200 - 800

1439 - LOT OF 2: ROYAL CROWN AND PEPSI-COLA THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 5 - 3/4” x 16”. Lot of two soda pop thermometers. The first advertises Royal Crown Cola and has the glass thermometer in place. CONDITION: It has minor paint loss, mostly contained to the edges. The second is “Have a Pepsi” and shows the early Pepsi-Cola bottle. Glass thermometer is in place. CONDITION: There is minor paint loss throughout. (7.0 - 7.5). 200 - 600

1440 - LOT OF 2: NESBITTS AND CLICQUOT CLUB THERMOMETER.

Larger: 5 - 3/4” x 16”. This is a lot of two painted tin soda pop thermometers. The first, a Nesbitt’s thermometer showing the iconic Nesbitt’s Orange Boy. Stamped “6301.” The glass thermometer is missing. CONDITION: There is edgewear and paint loss, mostly contained to the edges around the top-left side, as well as, paint loss along the bottom edge. Nothing that distracts from the graphics. The second is a Clicquot “Drink Clicquot Club Beverages” with an embossed bottle cap at the bottom of the thermometer, as well as, the iconic Eskimo child stating “Klee-Ko.” The glass thermometer bulb is in place. CONDITION: There is paint loss on the edges, but nothing that distracts. Good condition overall for both. (7.0). 200 - 800

1441 - LOT OF 2: ROYAL CROWN COLA THERMOMETERS.

Each: 5 - 3/4” x 13 - 3/4”. A lot of two Royal Crown thermometers, both with glass intact. No maker marks. CONDITION: Both are in excellent condition. (9.0). 200 - 800

1442 - DRINK I-CEE BUTTON.

16” Dia. SSP. Porcelain “Drink I-Cee” button, labeled “’Langcat’ Bussum Holland.” It has the factory mounting brackets. CONDITION: Areas of touch-up around the mounting brackets. Good gloss and color, porcelain is clean and crisp. (Restored). 200 - 600

1443 - EMBOSSED TIN ROYAL CROWN COLA THERMOMETER. 5 - 3/4” x 13 - 1/2”. SST. This embossed tin Royal Crown thermometer has excellent colors. CONDITION: The thermometer has the original thermometer bulb and shows one chip to the lower edge underneath the bottle graphic. (8.5). 200 - 400

1444 - SUN CREST DIE-CUT TIN THERMOMETER.

4” x 16 - 1/2”. SST. This piece is marked “Made in USA Robertson.” The thermometer is an excellent displaying piece with great colors. CONDITION: There is staining to the white areas of the field and minor paint loss around the thermometer bulb. The original bulb itself is working. (8.9). 200 - 400

1445 - FROSTY ROOT BEER THERMOMETER.

8 - 1/4” x 36”. This Frosty Root Beer thermometer shows a great image of Frosty with the Root Beer bottle at the bottom. Maintains the original thermometer stick. CONDITION: Shows areas of rust and deterioration to the outside edges of the sign. Areas of paint loss at the lower bottom and areas of dirt noticeable throughout the main graphic field. (6.5). 100 - 300

1446 - LOT OF 2: EMBOSSED TIN LEMONELLA AND SQUIRT SIGNS.

Larger: 20” x 13 - 3/4”. A lot of two soda signs. The first is a single sided tin Squirt sign, showing moderate wear with some light scratches and oxidation to the edges. Second is a Lemonella single sided tin sign, showing moderate wear with scratches and scuffs to the outside edges. Two great garage hangers! (7.5). 200 - 500

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Larger: 18” x 54”. Lot of two soda pop signs. The first is an early self framed embossed Coca-Cola sign. CONDITION: It has fade throughout and some areas of touch-up, scratching and paint loss, but a great patinaed look overall. The second item is a self framed embossed tin Pepsi-Cola “Say Pepsi Please”, marked in the bottom-right “Stout Sign Co. St. Louis, Mo. M-153.” (7.5). 600 - 1,200

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1448 - SUN DROP COLA BOTTLE CAP SIGN. 32” x 32” x 3”. SST. Single sided tin bottlecap sign for Sun Drop Cola. Great color and shine. CONDITION: showing light chipping to the paint on the outside edges, areas of scuffs below the word “Cola” and above the “T” in “Citrus”. A very nice example of this soft drink advertising. (8.0). 400 - 800

1449 - LOT OF 3: TOBACCO ITEMS.

4” x 4” x 5 - 1/2”. The first item is a cigarette dispenser in the form of a lamp that dispenses cigarettes when the lamp shade is pulled. The second item is a display can for Havana 5s from Epco, with counter holder. The third item is a champagne image with two-piece bottle to house cigars and labels for cigars. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and oxidation to metal parts. (Very Good). 200 - 400

1450 - CARVED WOOD CIGAR STORE NATIVE AMERICAN DISPLAY.

72” x 15” x 13”. This cigar store Native American most likely dates to the middle to late 20th century has been fully carved and is in original paint. Depicts a Native American in full dress with a front shield showing a buffalo and holding a package of cigars. Marked on the back “F. Gallager” as the carver. CONDITION: Shows light areas of paint loss, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. . (9.0).

1,000 - 3,000

1451 - MIDLAND JUMP SPARK CIGAR LIGHTER WITH ADVERTISING.

7 - 1/4” x 7 - 1/8” x 15”. This is a model L Jump-spark cigar lighter by the Midland Manufacturing Company in oak cabinet with original nickel-plated lighting mechanism. It has a restored finish to the oak case with nickel plated frames on 3 sides with cigar labels in the frames. CONDITION: The case shows minor wear from handling, the metal components have been re-plated, the cigar labels are NOS and the lighter retains the original brass tag on the back. Serial 06808. (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,200

1452 - MEILINK’S HOME DEPOSIT VAULT SAFE MARKED “P. FORTIN”. 14” x 17” x 23”. This is a won derful-sized safe in original paint and with original pinstriping. It shows an original graphic scene on the front and is marked “Meilink’s Home Deposit Vault” and “P. Fortin,” most likely the original owner of the safe. CONDITION: It has original paint, pinstriping some portions of the original interior. The safe comes with its combination. . (Good).

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1453 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN PETER SCHUYLER CIGAR SIGN.

36 - 1/4” x 12”. SSP. This is an outstanding Peter Schuyler Cigar porcelain sign.

CONDITION: There is a minor warp on the top-left side and minor surface scratching to the face, but is overall a tremendous sign in outstanding condition. (9.25). 700 - 1,400

1454 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN HI-PLANE TOBACCO SIGN.

35 - 1/4” x 11 - 3/4”. SST. This is a nice piece with excellent color and graphic. There is surface scratching to the face of the sign and to the outer self framed edges. Overall, an amazing piece with wonderful color, gloss and graphics. (9.0). 600 - 1,200

1455 - EMBOSSED TIN ODIN 5¢ CIGAR SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 27 - 3/4”. SST. This piece has tremendous graphics and color. There are areas of paint loss and staining throughout the field and on the very outer edge. There is also crinkling around the feet of the graphic. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1456 - SELF FRAMED TIN “LIGHT A HARVESTER CIGAR” SIGN.

9 - 1/4” x 13 - 1/4”. SST. This piece has great colors and graphics on the face of the sign. It is marked “ACCO71-A.” There is very minor spider webbing of the paint at the top hanging hole. There is also paint loss on the outer brown edge of the sign. (8.9). 600 - 1,200

1457 - PIPER HEIDSIECK TOBACCO ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 34 - 3/8” x 24”. This is an excellent lithograph with tremendous colors and graphics. CONDITION: There is a minor area of touch up under the word “Kentucky” in the lower right hand corner. This piece has the original ornate frame from the “National Tobacco Works Louisville, Kentucky.” (8.25). 700 - 1,400

1458 - FRAMED THE CIGAR OF QUALITY.

Frame: 24” x 41”. Depicts the iconic cigar girl with bright bold colors. There is nothing that takes away from the sultry image of the iconic “Chancellor” girl with her “CHANCELLOR CIGAR” labeled fan. Evidence of water staining across the top and some water staining upon close inspection across the bottom. Stamped in the lower-right corner “COPYRIGHT 1910 BY AMERICAN CIGAR COMPANY.” This particular ad comes in an original stamped wooden “CHANCELLOR CIGAR” frame. (Good Plus).

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1459 - FRAMED MAIL POUCH LITHOGRAPH.

Frame: 17 - 1/2” x 24 - 3/4”. This is an excellent piece with tremendous graphics of a car and dog. Marked “Litho in USA.” There are stains to the white areas of the field and the piece has been nicely framed. Overall, a tremendous piece in amazing condition. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

1460 - FRAMED TIN BRITISH QUEEN CIGARS SIGN.

Frame: 18 - 1/2” x 14 - 1/2”. This is a great single sided tin sign that has been mounted in a wood frame, advertising British Queen Havana Cigars by the Gumbert Brothers & Manufacturers, Philadelphia. Depicts a British Queen and other British scenery such as the Big Ben. Appears to also depict India under British occupation. CONDITION: Shows light areas of wear on the outside edges, with no repairs or significant scratches in the main graphic field. (8.7). 1,000 - 2,000

1461 - FRAMED SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT IN ORIGINAL FRAME.

20 - 3/8” x 36 - 1/2”. Beautiful Sweet Caporal Cigarettes advertisement showing a young cherub-like girl aspiring to be a beautiful majorette. Excellent bright colors, with original wooden frame marked for the product. CONDITION: The ad shows some light surface scratches from handling, and a light crease in the upper left corner. The frame shows some color loss and oxidation to the inner gold trim frame, and a light warp to the bottom rail, mentioned only for accuracy. A great piece of early cigarette advertising with a wonderful image. (8.7). 2,000 - 4,000

1462 - MECCA CIGARETTES LARGE FORMAT SIGN BY EARL CHRISTY.

19 - 1/2” x 36 - 3/4”. This is a rare large format size Mecca cigarettes ad with art work by Earl Christy, known to collectors as the “Christy Girl.” CONDITION: Shows some light ripples in the paper that would be improved with a professional framing. Some light age soiling, but nothing that distracts from this iconic image. (8.3). 1,000 - 2,000

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1463 - RARE DIE-CUT TIN STEND UP FOR LITTLE BARRISTER CIGARS.

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8 - 1/2” x 13 - 3/4”. A very early tin die-cut easel back display made out of tin for the Little Barrister Cigar Co. York, Pennsylvania. Marked for “The Kauffman & Strauss Co. New York”, showing a young boy with a box of cigars, dressed in what appears to be a cap and gown or possibly a robe. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes, primarily to the bottom image. Some areas of paint loss to the main field including the face of the young boy. However, this is an extremely rare sign, and would display well in any cigar advertising collection. (6.5). 1,000 - 2,000

1464 - LARGE JOHN MERRIAM “CEGARS” EMBOSSED CARDBOARD ADVERTISING SIGN.

Frame: 17 - 3/4” x 13 - 3/4” x 1/2”. This is a very early embossed cardboard sign, copyrighted in 1890 by the John Merriam Company with the original brass tag. Image of a bulldog marked “Cegars.” Marked on the back for the “A. H. Vilas Company of Chicago, largest framers of show cards in the World.” CONDITION: Shows a light tear to the upper right-hand area, a scratch across the bulldog’s right eye; other than those two pieces a great color and look for this very early cigar sign. (8.5). 800 - 1,500

1465 - LOT OF 4: LUNCH BOX TOBACCO TINS.

8” x 5 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/4”. The lunch box tins consist of Union Leader, George Washington cut plug, Pedro cut plug and Dixie Kid cut plug. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and paint loss, scuffs and scratches to all four tins. However, it has great graphics and color. (7.5 - 8.0). 600 - 1,100

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1466 - OLD HILLSIDE TOBACCO PAPER LITHOGRAPH.

Frame: 26” x 19 - 1/8”. Beautiful displaying Old Hillside Tobacco lithograph . CONDITION: There are tears to the very outer edge of the paper along with some staining. The litho has been professionally framed and matted. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

1467 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN SPEARHEAD CHEWING TOBACCO SIGN.

14” x 6”. SSP. This is a very unique piece, with an arrow graphic and outstanding color and gloss. There is crazing to the porcelain in the field, along with a few minor scratches. There is porcelain loss at a couple of the hanging holes, along with a factory flawed hanging hole in the bottom right corner. (8.0). 500 - 1,000

1468 - FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT FOR PIEDMONT CIGARETTES.

Frame: 17 - 1/2” x 23 - 3/4”. This is a heavy cardboard advertisement for Piedmont Cigarettes. Professionally framed in a contemporary frame. Showing beautiful young lady with a package of the cigarettes in the lower right-hand corner. CONDITION: Shows no areas of restoration or in-painting. Marked for the copyright “By American Tobacco Co” in the lower left-hand corner. Showing no discernable areas of paint loss or disturbance to the paper. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

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CONDITION: Shows edge wear and some light edge tears, but nothing in the main field. A great piece of early tobacco and cigar advertising. (8.7). 600 - 1,200

1470 - FRAMED: PALL MALL CIGARETTES LITHOGRAPH POSTER.

39 - 1/2” x 29 - 1/2”. An early piece of cigarette advertising for Pall Mall, which began its life as an English Cigarette produced in London. Image shows two Turkish young ladies enjoying a relaxing moment by a reflection pool. Notice the lit cigarette in one ladies hand and the smoke rings in the shape of hearts. Great image! CONDITION: Shows some light scuffs to the outside edges, light water stain at the lower left edge, no repairs, and bright colors. (8.0). 750 - 1,500

1471 - PHENOMENAL KING’S HERALD 5¢ CIGAR TIN. 19 - 3/4” x 10 - 3/4” x 15”. This is a seldom seen cigar tin with graphics on four sides advertising “Always Fresh King’s Herald 5¢ Cigars.” It has wonderful tin lithography of a young boy reading what may be considered the King’s Herald with bright colors. Advertising F.H. Berning & Sons Cincinnati, Ohio. CONDITION: Shows light to moderate surface scratches on all sides. Areas of oxidation and foxing to the painted lithographed image. However, this is a very rare cigar tin and displays well for its age. (7.5). 500 - 1,500

1472 - HUNTER CIGAR FRAMED TIN SIGN.

Frame: 27 - 1/8” x 19” x 3/4”. This single sided non-embossed tin sign advertises Hunter Cigars showing two gentlemen in the middle of a fox hunt notating the best 5 cent cigar. CONDITION: Shows wear to the sign and light areas of touch up. (7.5). 500 - 1,000

1473 - FRAMED PAPER ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE DRUMMOND TOBACCO CO. ST. LOUIS, MO.

Frame: 29 - 1/2” x 22 - 3/4” x 2 - 1/4”. The Drummond paper advertisement depicts a pretty young woman reclining on her sofa dated 1894 by the Drummond Tobacco Co. Manufacturers Horseshoe, J.T., and Drummond Natural Leaf Chewing Tobaccos. CONDITION: Shows no areas of repair, touch up, or paper loss. A clear bright image of the young woman clearly marked for the Tobacco Co. along the lower edge. Most likely a premium or giveaway by the Drummond Tobacco Co. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

1474 - RARE DURHAM TOBACCO ADVERTISING COUNTER CLOCK.

13 - 1/2” x 8” x 5”. This is a very rare Durham smoking tobacco counter clock from a country store. Shows the iconic Durham bull with front paper graphic. CONDITION: Shows areas of fading and areas of paper loss to the front dial. However, this is an extremely rare clock that comes with original pendulum, and would display very well in any tobacco collection. (7.8). 500 - 1,000

1475 - SSP TRUMPS LONG CUT TOBACCO PORCELAIN SIGN.

12” x 24”. This single sided porcelain sign is marked “Baltimore Enamel, 200 Fifth Ave. N.Y.”, advertising Trumps Long Cut Tobacco, “Always Fresh.” CONDITION: Shows areas oxidation and rust with chipping to the far-left edge. However, there are no major discrepancies in the condition of the main graphic field. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

1476 - LA FENDRICH CIGAR THERMOMETER.

9 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2”. SST. Painted tin La Fendrich Cigars “Always a Cool Smoke” thermometer. Cigar light embossing. CONDITION: Good colors and gloss on this painted tin thermometer. There is edgewear with touch-up on the outer edges throughout the thermometer. Nothing is touched-up in the field. There is some wear in the lower-right corner. (7.0 ). 500 - 1,000

1477 - OLD GOLD CIGARETTE ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

14” x 37”. This is a self-framed embossed tin advertisement for Old Gold with graphics of two cigarette packs. Stamped across “Also Filter Kings Ture Filter! True Flavor!” Maker’s mark on the bottom reads “M’F’G, P. LORILLARD CO. IN.” CONDITION: Good overall, shine and gloss. (7.0). 500 - 1,000

1478 - MAIL POUCH THERMOMETER SIGN.

8” x 38 - 1/2”. SST. This is a Mail Pouch thermometer with the glass thermometer in place. Shows no maker’s mark. CONDITION: Good, some areas of paint loss consistent with age and use. (7.5). 500 - 1,500

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1479 - SINGLE-SIDED PIPPINS CIGAR STRIP SIGN.

21” x 3 - 1/2”. SSP. This is an excellent piece from Pippins Cigars in beautiful condition. The sign has been restored in areas, with two extra added hanging holes in the middle. There are some slight areas of edge wear, but it will display beautifully and is a piece you hardly ever get a chance to buy. (Restored). 400 - 800

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1480 - PIEDMONT CIGARETTES 10 FOR 5¢ FRAMED ADVERTISING.

38 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2” x 3/4”. The iconic Piedmont Girl in the original “Piedmont Cigarettes” stamped frame. CONDITION: Water staining throughout and edge wear. Retains decent color. This particular piece would improve with a good cleaning. (7.5). 400 - 800

1481 - SWEET CAPORAL CIGARETTES ADVERTISING IN ORIGINAL FRAME.

Frame: 28 - 3/4” x 20 - 3/4” x 1/2”. This is a great early advertisement for Sweet Caporal Cigarettes, showing a young lady with a package, a cardboard sign with the original frame. CONDITION: The sign has considerable damage, with water staining, loss of paint, scrapes, scuffs and scratches. The frame, which is original, would have great value for someone looking to use with a sign that does not have the right frame. (5.0). 200 - 400

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1482 - 18” CHARGER ADVERTISING RICHMOND STRAIGHT CUT CIGARETTES.

19” Dia. This is a small size charger sign, advertising Richmond Straight Cut Cigarettes, with an early English settler lighting up his Richmond Straight Cut Cigarette. CONDITION: There area areas of paint loss to the outside edges, areas of fading to the blue in the rim. The “20 for 15¢” logo on either side was probably overpainted at one time and it is likely that the paint was attempted to be removed. There are scratches and scrapes to the main interior graphic. (6.5). 200 - 600

1483 - LARGE LOT OF TOBACCO ADVERTISING AND CIGAR BOX LABELS.

Binder: 11 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/4” x 2 - 3/4”. This is a large lot of small tobacco cards and cigar box labels, all housed in a three-ring binder. CONDITION: Most items have never been used, with many cigar labels, some very scarce. A great instant collection for current and potential cigar and tobacco-related item collectors. (8.5). 100 - 200

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Frame: 30 - 3/4” x 23 - 1/8” x 7/8”. Housed in a period frame, depicting a pretty girl with pink flowers and deep reds, advertising Sub-Rosa Cigarios. This particular piece appears to be mounted to the backing. CONDITION: There is some edge wear consistent with age. Some slight creasing and restoration work throughout. Displays better than described. (Good). 400 - 1,200

1485 - SELF FRAMED TIN MELACHRINO CIGARETTE SIGN. 19 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2”. This is a seldom seen self framed tin sign advertising Melachrino cigarettes. Marked for Cairo, Egypt, New York, Montreal, and London. SST in self frame with bright color and shine. Shows a great graphic of the cigarette packages both small and large. CONDITION: Shows two areas of paint scrapes to the right and left hand edges of the frame. Light surface scratches to the top edges of the frame. No discernable imperfections or large scratches noticed in the main graphic field. (8.5). 400 - 800

1486 - OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS FRAMED CIGAR ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 32 - 1/4” x 23 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/4”. This is an early carboard advertisement for Virginia Cheroots which was a premium for sending in wrappers for the American Tobacco Company in New York City at the time. CONDITION: Shows a small missing part of the corner in the lower right hand corner, a couple of possible nail holes in the upper right and left hand corners in the margin of the print, and an area of repair to the left hand edge. (7.8). 400 - 800

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1487 - YUM YUM TOBACCO FRAMED DIE-CUT CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 23 - 3/4” x 19 - 1/4” x 3/4”. This is a fantastic very early die-cut cardboard advertisement for Yum Yum Tobacco depicting a singing clown with an accompanying donkey. It shows an actual package of Yum Yum Tobacco in the lower right hand corner. CONDITION: Shows areas of folds and repairs primarily to the spiked hair of the clown , both ears of the donkey, a fold in the Yum Yum gum package, and areas of paper wrinkling through the Yum Yum Tobacco music sheet the clown is holding. (7.0).

400 - 800

1488 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN CHESTERFIELD CIGARETTES SIGN. 17 - 3/4” x 11 - 3/4”. SST. This piece has outstanding color, gloss, and graphics. The sign is marked “Printed in the USA.”

CONDITION: There is minor surface scratching to the face. Overall, an outstanding piece in excellent condition. (9.0).

400 - 800

1489 - FRAMED CLEOPATRA CIGARS CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH ADVERTISEMENT. 23 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/2”. This cardboard lithograph is marked “’La Union’ S.A.” It has strong colors and excellent subject matter, great condition with no signs of staining, housed in an excellent professional frame. It retains the original hanging string. (9.5).

300 - 800

1490 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR PERFECTION CIGARETTES.

Frame: 24” x 30 - 1/4”. This is a bright and colorful cardboard advertisement for Perfection Cigarettes, showing a pretty young girl in her red hat and a graphic of the Perfection Cigarettes. CONDITION: There is an area of scrapes to the cardboard within the area of the young girl’s hat, with another area of scrapes across her right eye. There is some light staining to the margins across the bottom. (7.0). 400 - 700

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1491 - SST MONGUL EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES SIGN.

20 - 1/2” x 24”. A colorful self framed oval tin sign for Mogul Egyptian Cigarettes, depicting an Egyptian gentleman enjoying his cigarette while cradling his swords. CONDITION: Shows areas of scrapes across his beard. Light surface scratches and scuffs to the outside frame edge. Light denting around the top part of the oval. (7.0). 400 - 700

1492 - REVERSE PAINTED GLASS PHILLY’S CIGAR SIGN.

11” x 8” x 1”. This is an excellent reverse painted glass Philly’s Cigar Sign. CONDITION: No noticeable breaks or cracks to the glass. Includes all of its original hardware. The paint is stable with very minor areas of paint loss to the field. (8.9). 300 - 600

1493 - FRAMED HEAVY CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR EGYPTIENNE LUXURY CIGARETTES.

Frame: 17 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/4”. This is a cardboard advertisement for Egyptienne Luxury Cigarettes, showing packages of the cigarettes on either side of the young lady and the lettering “Convincingly Mild.”

CONDITION: There are some areas of light staining in the margins on the lower edges of the graphic. No noticeable areas of imperfections in the main graphic field. (8.7). 300 - 700

1494 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR SEMINOLA CIGAR.

Frame: 18 - 3/4” x 22 - 5/8”. This is a great heavy cardboard advertisement for Seminola Cigar, with a beautiful center image of a young maiden, mounted in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: There is some edge wear to the lower edges, but nothing else that distracts from the overall great internal image of the maiden. (8.5). 500 - 900

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1495 - FRAMED TIN OVER CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR BLACK HAWK BROADLEAF CIGARS.

Frame: 17” x 19 - 3/4”. This is a tin over cardboard cigar sign advertising Black Hawk Cigars, with a great graphic of a Native American. CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss, primarily to the upper-left corner, and some light fading overall to the colors of the sign. A very rare tin over cardboard sign in very respectable condition. (7.8).

300 - 900

1496 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR TURKEY RED CIGARETTES.

Frame: 16” x 19 - 3/4”. A very unusual cardboard advertisement, framed in a period oak frame, advertising Turkey Red Cigarettes. Shows a pretty young lady in the middle, holding her Turkey Red Cigarette package, with the package having the same image as herself. CONDITION: There are some areas of repair in the upper-left corner, as well as some light staining in the upper-right corner. This is a rare and unknown brand of cigarettes, with a great graphic that would hang beautifully on any wall. (8.5).

300 - 900

1497 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR HOFFMAN HOUSE CIGARS.

Frame: 25” x 31”. This advertisement for Hoffman House Cigars is heavy cardboard, depicting four maidens in a forest scene, frolicking with a satyr in center. CONDITION: There are light scuffs and scratches, primarily through the word “House” and to the left edge. Light fading to the red color in the main lettering. (7.0).

300 - 900

1498 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR CLASS CIGARS.

Frame: 31 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 3/4”. This is a heavy cardboard advertisement for Class Cigars, with the iconic peacock logo and in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: There are areas of light staining overall, with some damage to the cardboard in the upper-left and upper-right corners and a water stain in the lower-right corner. The sign retains good color to the peacock, with some light fading to the red in the word “Class”. (7.0).

300 - 700

1499 - AN OLD ENGLISH PIPE TOBACCO CHARGER.

24” Dia. This is a charger advertisement for Old English Curve Cut Pipe Tobacco, showing an English gentleman enjoying a draw on his long pipe of Old English Tobacco. CONDITION: There is moderate scratching, primarily to the right side, to the outside edges of the sign and to the red coat to the lower extremity. There is a noticeable chip above the “T” in “Curve Cut”. (7.5). 300 - 1,000

1500 - 3-DIMENSIONAL 1930’S RED MAN CARDBOARD POSTER.

33” x 42”. A three-dimensional window piece showing merchant at early country store convincing patron, saying “If You Haven’t Tried Chewing Tobacco, Chew Red Man” and showing product. Strong colors and good graphics. Marked in the bottom right-hand corner “Litho in U.S.A.”

CONDITION: Overall condition is fair, with edge wear throughout consistent with age. There is some scuffing, scratching and creasing. (Fair). 300 - 1,000

1501 - WHITE DAISY CIGARS LITHOGRAPH.

Frame: 17 - 1/4” x 11 - 1/4”. This is an outstanding lithograph for White Daisy Cigars. CONDITION: There is staining to the bottom of the advertisement. It has been framed and matted beautifully for display. (8.25). 300 - 600

1502 - GENERAL ARTHUR FRAMED CIGAR ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 21 - 1/4” x 18 - 1/4” x 3/4”. This is a framed paper advertisement for General Arthur Cigars, showing a depiction of the fine general himself. It is in the original frame, marked for the General Arthur Cigar. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and finish loss to the original frame. The paper image shows light wrinkling and some light water staining to the matting. (8.0). 300 - 600

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1503 - GEORGE & HILLIE 5¢ FRAMED CIGAR ADVERTISEMENT.

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Frame: 23 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/4” x 1 - 1/4”. This is a wonderful paper advertisement for George & Hillie 5¢ Cigar. CONDITION: Shows an approximately 3” rip that has been repaired in the lower right hand corner as well as some light water staining, but nothing that distracts from the overall image of the young woman enjoying her day at the beach. (7.8). 400 - 700

1504 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT OF OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS CIGARS.

Frame: 30” x 22” x 7/8”. This is a framed cardboard advertisement for Old Virginia cheroot cigars, showing a officer in uniform smoking a cheroot cigar. Framed in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: There are some areas of scuffs and folds, some areas of breaks in the cardboard in the lower-right and left corners. Overall, a great image and cheroot cigar sign. (7.5). 300 - 600

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1505 - FRAMED CARDBOARD OLD VIRGINIA CHEROOTS CIGARS ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 34” x 25” x 1”. This is a great cardboard advertisement for Old Virginia Cheroots. Heavy cardboard in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: Shows good color and a great graphic with areas of light rubs. Edge wear to the cardboard sign, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (8.0). 300 - 700

1506 - OPTIMO CIGARS FRAMED CARBOARD ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 30 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2” x 3/4”. This is a framed cardboard advertisement for Optimo Cigars All Havana Cigars “Best of the Best.” CONDITION: Shows light edge wear and a light crease in the upper left hand corner. However, the sign is housed in its original frame and has a great graphic of a cigar maker. (8.5). 400 - 800

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1507 - MURIEL SENATORS CIGAR SIGN.

16” x 8 - 3/4”. SST. This rolled tin edge sign is marked “2970 MFG By Laurie Loud Co. Inc.” The sign has exceptional color and script. CONDITION: There are areas of rice paper staining and noticeable edge wear throughout the piece. (8.75). 300 - 600

1508 - SINGLE SIDED TIN L & M CIGARETTE SIGN.

21 - 3/8” x 18 - 1/2”. SST. This piece has nice colors, gloss and is marked “Made in USA” at the bottom. CONDITION: There is staining in the white areas throughout the field of the sign and minor surface scratching. Overall, an excellent piece in very nice condition. (8.9). 300 - 600

1509 - STAR TOBACCO SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN SIGN.

23 - 5/8” x 11 - 7/8”. SSP. An excellent Star Tobacco porcelain sign with outstanding graphics and the 10 Cent logo. CONDITION: There are areas of staining throughout the face of the piece along with paint loss, mainly, in the “S” of the word “Star.” There is also crazing to the very outer edges of the sign. (7.9). 300 - 600

1510 - EMBOSSED TIN Y-B CIGAR SIGN.

27 - 1/2” x 16”. SST. This is a nice presentable piece with outstanding graphics. CONDITION: This piece has rice paper staining throughout the face of the sign and areas of paint loss mainly to the outer edges. (7.9). 300 - 600

1511 - SINGLE SIDED TIN ADVERTISING BEECH-NUT TOBACCO SIGN.

14 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/2”. This single sided tin sign is die-cut in the form of a shiny, bright yellow and red Beech-Nut Tobacco package with rolled edges. CONDITION: Shows light surface scratching to the outside edges, but nothing that distracts from this great piece of early tobacco advertising. (8.7). 300 - 600

1512 - L & M CIGARETTE FLANGE SIGN.

12 - 1/4” x 15” x 1 - 1/2”. This tin die-cut flange sign advertises L & M Filtered Cigarettes from the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Company. On one side it advertises L& M Cigarettes, with the other advertising Chesterfield Cigarettes. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and oxidation to the outside edges of the sign. Both sides have good color and displays well. (8.0). 300 - 600

1513 - SINGLE SIDED TIN SIR WALTER RALEICH TOBACCO SIGN.

24” x 16 - 1/4”. This is a single sided tin tobacco sign with rolled edges, advertising Sir Walter Raleigh Tobacco. CONDITION: Shows areas of chipping in the word “Pouch” and “P” in the word “Pat” at the bottom. There is great color and shine to this tin sign. (8.3). 300 - 600

1514 - ZIRA CIGARETTE AD.

Frame: 19 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2”. Pretty girl with far-away look, with the product depicted in the advertisement. Upper-right corner has cracking. Overall fading and soiling, but still displays well. Marked “Copyright 1912 by P. Lorillard Co.” (Good). 300 - 800

1515 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR FAVORITE CIGARETTES.

Frame: 18 - 1/4” x 25 - 1/2”. This is a great cardboard advertisement in a period frame, advertising Favorite Straight Cut Cigarettes. Shows a pretty young lady in a very wintery-looking hat, with great color and great graphics. CONDITION: There are a few scrapes and scratches to the red graphic field, as well as a light scuff on the lower bottom edges. (8.0). 300 - 600

1516 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR VELVET PIPE & CIGARETTE TOBACCO.

Frame: 22 - 1/2” x 18 - 1/4” x 1”. This is a die-cut cardboard advertisement for Velvet Pipe and Cigarette Tobacco, showing two gentlemen sitting outside of the country store, enjoying their tobacco. CONDITION: There are areas of edge wear, primarily to the lower-left corner, as well as edge wear to the Velvet Tobacco pack itself. No discernable scrapes or scratches on the interior graphic field. (7.8). 200 - 500

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1517 - FRAMED OLD GOLD PAPER ADVERTISEMENT WITH BABE RUTH.

Frame: 20 - 1/2” x 16” x 1”. This is a great paper advertisement for Old Gold Cigarettes, showing a great image of Babe Ruth, who was part of a blindfold cigarettes test they had to prove the mildness of Old Gold compared to other cigarettes. CONDITION: It is new old stock, with very little signs of wear. Professionally framed in a new frame, ready to be hung on the wall. (9.0). 200 - 500

1518 - SPEARHEAD CHEWING TOBACCO PORCELAIN SIGN.

14” x 6”. This small single sided porcelain sign advertises Spearhead chewing tobacco in red, yellow, and blue. CONDITION: Shows areas of imperfections and chipping to the lower right hand edge as well as an area between the “S” and “P” in “Spearhead.” Light chipping around the mounting holes one missing grommet. (8.0). 300 - 500

1519 - CAMEL CIGARETTES FLANGE SIGN.

13” x 11 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/2”. This is a Camel Cigarette Sold Here flange sign in new old stock condition marked for “September 1966.” CONDITION: Both sides show great color and shine with no discernable chips or scratches. The flange has light scratches to both sides. (9.0).

200 - 400

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1520 - SINGLE SIDED TIN SIGN ADVERTISING SAN FELICE CIGARS.

23” x 11 - 1/4”. This single sided tin sign has rolled edges and is embossed for San Felice Cigars. CONDITION: There is light surface dirt over the moderate areas of the yellow, some areas of foxing and minor paint loss to the embossed letters, with some light scratches across the lower border. (7.5). 200 - 500

1521 - FRAMED TOBACCO PREMIUM.

23 - 3/4” x 29 - 3/4”. Very early tobacco premium that was obtained thru the company by saving packages and sending them in. A cloth pillow top that was never constructed, marked 1908 by the Bernard Ulmann Company. Typical pretty girl tobacco model. CONDITION: Showing light creases where it was folded that could be eliminated with framing or by constructing the pillow. A tough piece to find. (8.5). 200 - 500

1522 - GLASS CHANGE TRAY ADVERTISING BEN-HUR CIGARS.

13” x 13” x 2”. This countertop change tray was used in cigar stores and country stores to deliver change to the consumers. This particular change tray advertises Ben-Hur Cigars at 5¢ a smoke. CONDITION: Shows original felt bottom with no chips, cracks or repairs to the glass. . (8.0). 300 - 600

1523 - EARLY CARDBOARD SCHANISI CIGARETTE SIGN.

Frame: 25 - 1/2” x 18 - 1/2” x 7/8”. A very colorful cigarette sign advertising Schanisi Turkish cigarettes. CONDITION: Showing some light staining across the upper edge, and wear and finish loss to the frame. A wonderful piece of early cigarette advertising. (6.0). 200 - 600

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1524 - CROSS CUT CIGARETTES FRAMED AD.

Frame: 32” x 24 - 1/8”. This is a framed advertisement for Cross Cut Cigarettes that is framed in its original frame. Depicts a pretty woman in her dress and hat notating “Cross Cut Cigarettes are Pure and Sweet.” CONDITION: Shows areas of wrinkles, creases and several rubs to the sign. However the sign retains great color and has a great image in the original frame. (7.5). 400 - 800

1525 - DOUBLE SIDED CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH FROM R.G DUN CIGARS.

31 - 5/8” x 12”. Side one, has excellent color and graphics.

CONDITION: There is minor fade to the color, staining and noticeable edge wear. The second side has the hockey and football player graphics. CONDITION: There is noticeable damage to the edges of the sign. (8.0). 300 - 500

1526 - FRAMED PAPER ADVERTISING FOR MURAD PURE TURKISH TOBACCO.

Frame: 19 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/2”. This is a great colorful and graphic ad for Murad Turkish Cigarettes, depicting three very pretty young women in traditional headdress. CONDITION: Shows no areas of rips, tears or blemishes. (9.0). 200 - 500

1527 - FRAMED CARDBOARD SIGN ADVERTISING FATIMA TURKISH CIGARETTES.

Frame: 15 - 3/4” x 12 - 3/4”. This is a great early heavy cardboard sign advertising Fatima Turkish Blend Cigarettes. Depicts a pretty young woman in the front with Fatima’s iconic emblems. CONDITION: Shows some areas of scuffing to the lower-bottom edge and a light fold through the “H” and “E” in “Turkish Cigarettes”. (8.0). 200 - 400

1528 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 14 - 1/2” x 9” x 1/2”. This lot of two framed advertisements consists first of a Gillett’s Lye small die-cut standup calendar, beginning with a March 1903 date. CONDITION: It is in unused condition, showing a great graphic with great color and shine. The second piece is an original single side tin sign for Omar Cigarettes. CONDITION: There is just light wear and light surface scratches, primarily to the outside edges. It has a great graphic of the Omar Cigarettes package. (8.5). 200 - 500

1529 - LOT OF 3: TOBACCO ITEMS.

Largest: 3” x 3 - 1/2” x 15”. This lot of three consists of a new-old stock tin Workmate chewing tobacco wall display canister, a cardboard Erbanco Havana Cigar sign, and a new old stock die-cut bellhop counter standup advertising Philip Morris Cigarettes. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of use or wear. (8.0). 100 - 400

1530 - LOT OF 3: TOBACCO ITEMS.

Largest: 4 - 3/8” x 2 - 1/2” x 10 - 3/4”. The first item is tobacco display for Perfecto Cigars, advertising YB Cigars as well as Bingo Cigars. This is a display that would fit on one of their cigar boxes and comes with a YB Cigar tin attached. The second item is a wall dispenser for the Good Judge Right-Cut Chewing Tobacco with a great graphic depicting a gentleman on the front, advertising Right-Cut Chewing Tobacco. The third item is another cigar box with a glass top for Chimo Cigars, with a Havanettes cigar tin attached to it. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, paper loss and light oxidation to all three pieces. However, these are three great pieces of cigar advertising, and they would make a great addition to a collection if the correct cigar boxes were found for the glass lids. (Good). 400 - 800

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1531 - LOT OF 2: TOBACCO TINS. 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/2”. The first item is a Sweet Cuba Tobacco tin. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes to the tin can. However, it retains a great image with good color. The second item is Sweet Barley Tobacco tin. CONDITION: Shows scuffs, scrapes and scratches to the tin. However, it retains good color and graphic. (7.5). 200 - 400

1532 - LOT OF 2: WINSTON THERMOMETERS.

Each: 5 - 3/4” x 13 - 1/2”. Lot of two Winston thermometers with embossed cigarette packs, glass intact on both. The yellow thermometer is stamped “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Both are in excellent condition. (9.0). 100 - 500

1533 - LOT OF 2: CAMELS THERMOMETERS.

Each: 6” x 16”. A lot of two Camel thermometers, both with glass intact. CONDITION: Both are in good condition. (7.0 - 7.5). 100 - 300

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1534 - TIN CAMEL CIGARETTE POLE SIGN.

17” x 6” x 27”. This pole sign is dated 1986 for the R.J Renholds Tobacco Company. It is a sign made to be put on a pole outside of the store. Made of tin with great graphics of a Camel Cigarette pack.

CONDITON: Shows light wear and surface scratches from handling. Great color and shine. Wonderful pop art item for Camel Lights Cigarettes. (8.5). 100 - 500

1535 - LOT OF 3: MISC. CIGARETTE TIN SIGNS.

Largest: 12 - 1/4” x 14”. The first piece is a single sided embossed Phillip Moore sign. This is a self framed tin sign marked “Sap Sign Co.” It has excellent graphics and colors throughout. It has an added hole at the top-right corner and there is paint loss to the very outer edges, as well as all four hanging holes. The second piece is a single-sided embossed tin Palm Cigar sign. There is minor scratching to the face and paint loss to the very outer edges. The third piece is a Old Gold tin strip sign, marked “NO. 4284,” with excellent color and graphics. (8.0) (8.25) (9.0). 400 - 800

1536 - LOT OF 3: SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN TOBACCO SIGNS.

Each: 11 - 3/4” x 17 - 3/4”. The first piece is from Tops, reading “The Sweet Snuff.” There is staining to the face of the sign along with paint loss to the extreme outer edges. The second piece is a Honeybee Snuff with strong color and gloss throughout. There is crazing to the paint at each of the hanging holes. The third piece is a Navy Sweet Snuff with tremendous graphics. There is minor paint fade to the left-top side of the can. (8.9) (9.25) (9.0). 400 - 800

1537 - LOT OF 2: CIGAR SIGNS.

Larger: 13 - 3/4” x 10”. The first piece is a R.G. Dunn tin thermometer with an excellent graphic. CONDITION: The thermometer has an original working cradle and thermometer bulb. There is staining to the white face and minor areas of paint scratching. The second piece is a Devilish Good 5¢ Cigar embossed tin sign, complete with the original hanging chain. This is an excellent lithograph marked “Wolf & Co. Selling Agents,” with tremendous graphics and color throughout the piece. CONDITION: There appears to be minor staining to the field and paint to the loss to the very outer edges of the sign. (8.0) (8.2). 400 - 800

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1538 - LOT OF 3: TOBACCO ITEMS.

6” x 6” x 7 - 1/2”. These tobacco items consists of glass storage jars for La Corona Cigars, Allen & Ginters Original Cube Cut Tobacco and Tuxedo Tobacco. CONDITION: All three jars have original paper labels showing some wear and paper loss, however it has great colors and early tobacco look. (8.0 - 8.5). 400 - 600

1539 - LOT OF 10: TOBACCO ITEMS. 4 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. These items consist of Bull Durham box, eight original packages of Bull Durham tobacco pouches and a partial box of Days Work chewing tobacco. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and deterioration to both boxes. The eight original Bull Durham pouch packages are in very fine condition. (7.5 - 8.5). 100 - 300

1540 - LOT OF 5: MISCELLANEOUS CIGAR & TOBACCO-RELATED ITEMS.

Largest: 6” x 3 - 1/2” x 6”. This lot of five miscellaneous cigar and tobacco-related items consists of a Belfast Cigar tin box, two small wooden cigar boxes, a tin box for “Help Yourself Fancy Cigars” with a great bellhop graphic and a cigarette pack match holder for Fatima Cigars mounted to a wood base. CONDITION: All pieces show areas of edge wear, scuffs, scratches and some paint loss. (7.5 - 8.5). 100 - 200

1541 - LOT OF 14: MISCELLANEOUS CIGAR BOXES.

Largest: 10” x 6” x 4 - 1/2”. This lot of 14 miscellaneous cigar boxes consists of Covered Wagon, Eagle, two Yankee Star, Club House and others. CONDITION: Consistent with age and use, showing wear throughout. (7.5). 200 - 500

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Largest: 8 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 3”. This is a great lot of 13 miscellaneous wooden cigar boxes, including Golden Lion, Campfire, Admiration, Courier-Journal and many others. CONDITION: Consistent with age, the lid graphics vary in condition from 7.0 to an 8.5. (7.8). 200 - 500

1543 - LOT OF 8: MISCELLANEOUS TOBACCO TINS.

Largest: 5 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2”. This lot of eight miscellaneous tobacco tins consists of Postmaster Cigars, Councilman Cigars, Lord Tennyson Cigars, New Bachelor, 1864 Cigars and others. CONDITION: There are areas of wear, paint loss, scuffs, scratches and scrapes to all eight pieces. (7.0). 200 - 500

1544 - LOT OF 7: CIGARETTE, CIGAR & TOBACCO-RELATED ITEMS.

Largest: 10” x 11”. This lot of seven cigar, cigarette and tobacco items consists first of a Bank Note cardboard display with original cardboard easel. CONDITION: There are some areas of paper loss to the main graphic area. The second is an El Producto die-cut cardboard standup. CONDITION: There is edge wear and light water staining. The third piece is a porcelain ashtray that advertises 7-20-4 cigars. CONDITION; There are areas of finish loss to the outside edges. The fourth is a Bank Note glass lid for a cigar box. CONDITION: There is light wear to the edges and some light fading to the lettering. The fifth is another glass box lid for “A Real Smoke.” CONDITION: There is little wear, confined primarily to the edges. The sixth is another glass box lid that reads “Always Good.” The last item is a fan pull for James W. Scott Cigars. (6.0 - 8.0). 200 - 400

1545 - LOT OF 4: CIGARETTE, CIGAR & TOBACCO-RELATED ITEMS.

Largest: 18” x 3”. This lot of four tobacco-related items consists first of a strip sign advertising Councilman Cigars, with beveled edges and a light area of paint loss under the “N” and “C” in “Councilman.” The second item is a small cigar or cigarette case for Fatima Cigarettes, original leather case top and bottom, showing moderate wear throughout. The third piece is a paperweight advertising B. Garcia Cigars with no chips, cracks or repairs, and with good color and shine. The fourth is a mirrored paperweight for Feronia Cigars, also showing no areas of paint loss and good graphics and shine. (8.0 - 8.7). 200 - 400

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NOVEMBER 4, 2022

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LOTS: 2,001 - 2,469

Items on Display Approximately 2 weeks prior to Auction Date.

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Angel Lopez Caleb Enck

Tom Tolworthy Brian Burke Don Grimmer

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- 2002

2001 - RCA VICTOR NIPPER THE DOG STATUE.

11 - 1/2” x 35 - 1/2” x 36 - 1/2”. A more contemporary plastic material Victor Nipper the Dog with the good early expression. CONDITION: Some paint loss on and around the ears, but displays well. . (7.5). 200 - 800

2002 - VICTOR NIPPER THE DOG FIGURAL STATUE.

11 - 1/2” x 39” x 35”. Paper mache-type material on this earlier Victor Nipper the Dog. CONDITION: Appears to be original paint, with some chipping to the left ear and a few areas of paint loss around the nose and under the eyes, but does not distract from the overall early look of this piece. . (7.5). 500 - 2,000

2003 - FRISCH’S BIG BOY HAMBURGER SERVER FIGURAL ADVERTISING STATUE.

80” x 42 - 1/2” x 94 - 1/2”. A wonderful example of this iconic 3-dimensional advertising in wonderful condition. Founded in 1936 in Southern California, the restaurant chain grew to 240 stores by 1989. There are many collectors seeking the popular namesake statues that often were placed at the entrance to the restaurants. This example is composite construction, on original base, and a full 8’ tall. CONDITION: Showing a small professional repair to the right hand, only seen on close examination. Original paint and on original stand. He is in the running position with his iconic slingshot in his back pocket, with his happy face and double loaded cheeseburger. He is labeled “Frisch’s Big Boy.” His stand is on wheels for easy placement and movement. An extremely hard size to find and would be the corner stone of any collection. . (Excellent). 3,000 - 8,000

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2004 - ICONIC BIG BOY HAMBURGER BOY SHOWING THE DOUBLE CHEESEBURGER WITH THE BIG BLUE EYES & GREAT SMILE.

52” x 41 - 1/2” x 88”. A wonderful example of this iconic 3 dimensional advertising in near perfect condition. Fondled in 1936 in Southern California, the restaurant chain grew to 240 stores by 1989. There are many collectors seeking the popular namesake statues that often were placed at the enterance to the restaurants. This example is composite construction, on original base, and a full 88 inches tall. CONDITION: Showing a restoration at one point in its existence, this is an excellent example and ready for any collection. One of the best in this size we have seen. . (Excellent). 500 - 2,000

2005 - INGERSOLL WATCHES COUNTERTOP DISPLAY.

13” x 10” x 6”. This an excellent countertop watch display marked “Coshocton, Ohio.” CONDITION: There is rusting to the piece, especially through the “Ingersoll Watches” script. Overall, this is an excellent display complete with original pocket watches. (Good). 600 - 1,200

2006 - DR. MORSE’S INDIAN ROOT PILLS TRIFOLD WINDOW AND TABLETOP DISPLAY.

27” x 41 - 3/4”. This piece is an excellent cardboard easel back advertising Dr. Morse Indian Root pills. The display has strong color and exceptional Native American graphics. CONDITION: There are areas of staining and one notable bend at the top center of the piece. Overall, the lithograph still displays nicely and is an excellent example of an early point of sale display. (7.9). 500 - 1,500

2007 - CAMPBELL’S SOUP LOT.

LOT - 2007

Largest: 18 - 1/2” x 13” x 16”. All knobs and handles free of cracks and breaks. All chrome, bright, and shiny. All graphics on tin panels are bright, crisp, and free of any condition issues. Overall, it is a fantastic look. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

- 2006

2008 - NATIONAL MAZDA LIGHTBULB COUNTER DISPLAY.

28” x 26” x 24”. This is a very large and early tin counter display for National Mazda Lightbulbs. Tin construction to display bulbs some of which would be screwed in and lit. Marked for General Electric on the front and an area where a cardboard sign could be inserted to display some advertising. It comes with an assortment of light bulbs for the display. CONDITION: Shows oxidation, surface rust and wear primarily to the areas of the display where the light bulb packages would have been stored. The display itself would be greatly improved with a cleaning and polishing. It needs a new cord in order for the display lightbulbs to work. Light surface scratches and scuffs to the painted tin, but retains the majority of its pinstriping with a slightly faded National Mazda lamp graphic. (7.5). 500 - 2,000

2009 - LOT OF 2: COLUMBIA AND BURGESS DISPLAYS.

Larger: 10” x 10” x 24”. Lot of two point of sale displays. The first advertises Burgess Uni-Cell No. 2 batteries, stamped in the bottom “Reg. U.S. Pat. Off. Copyright 1920 by Burgess Battery Co.” Has a cast iron base. Painted tin litho with operating instructions on the back and a very graphic flashlight and shield on the front. CONDITION: Overall condition is very good. The second item is a large tin can-shaped item, labeled “No. 6 Columbia Ignitor.” It has the iconic American bald eagle and is stamped “National Carbon Company, Inc. Cleveland Ohio.” CONDITION: There are multiple areas of paint loss throughout, as well as scuffs and scrapes consistent with use, fair condition overall. (6.08.0). 500 - 1,500

2010 - WOOD ADVERTISING THERMOMETER. 21” x 5” x 3/4”. This wood advertising thermometer advertises the Toronto Mail, which is a paper in Toronto, Canada. Shows great stencil lettering on the front and notated “The Profession Thermometer Novelty Company, Cherry St., New York” written on the back. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear to the wood. The thermometer appears to have the original stick and all the original lettering in very good condition. (8.7). 300 - 600

2011 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED BARNUM’S & BAILEY POSTERS.

Largest: 37 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2”. A lot of two circus posters. The first is a Ringling Bros clown poster with great color and light wear to the surface, mostly in the black area. The second is a Barnum’s elephant poster with no damage noted. Both are framed. (8.0). 400 - 1,000

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2012 - LOT OF 3: BIG BOY ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 54” x 42” x 281/4”. This shows the iconic Big Boy logo holding a double cheeseburger. The first one is the large version on the square pedestal with the paint in excellent condition. Statue is free of any cracks or breaks and shows no repairs. The second one is also a plastic version of the iconic Sony Boy with the white and red checkered jumpsuit holding the double cheeseburger that is free of breaks and cracks. The third one is a cast aluminum original version Sony Boy on a cast iron base with two mounting brackets with original paint. These statues are becoming more popular everyday. . (Excellent Plus). 2,000 - 5,000

2013 - H. M. V RECORDS NIPPER THE DOG FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 12 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/2” x 60”. Reverse on glass in an oak frame, showing HMV Records with the iconic “His Master’s Voice” dog and phonograph at the bottom. CONDITION: There are areas of fade throughout, paint is stable and the piece is very nicely framed. Displays better than described. (Good). 400 - 800

2014 - FRAMED ADVERTISING POSTER FOR C. W. PARKER CAROUSELS.

Frame: 34 - 3/8” x 28 - 3/8” x 1 - 3/4”. This is a bright and colorful framed paper poster that advertises C. W. Parker carousels and carousel animals, located in Leavenworth, Kansas. C. W. Parker was known for their traveling carousels, which this graphic depicts, showing children enjoying a ride and “C.W. Parker” printed on top of the carousel tent. A wonderful carousel graphic with great color. CONDITION: There are some areas of staining in the white margins, primarily in the upper-right corner and in the left edges. No other repairs or damage were noted. Bright colors and great graphic. (8.5). 500 - 1,000

2015 - FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT FOR BARNUM & BAILEY CIRCUS.

Frame: 28 - 12/” x 23” x 1”. This is a great framed advertising poster for Barnum & Bailey’s Circus, showing a clown advertising “1000 Skits by 50 Original Clowns.” It is housed in a contemporary frame with great color. CONDITION: There are some light wrinkles from framing and a crease where the poster was original folded, but no other damage or repair noted. (8.5). 200 - 500

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2016 - MARVELOUS FRAMED CYCLE POSTER ADVERTISING FOR LABOR CYCLES.

Frame: 67 - 1/2” x 49 - 3/4” x 2”. A French poster with a great image of chimpanzees drawing pictures of the bicycle that is mounted on an easel in front of them. CONDITION: Shows mounting on linen backing and no areas of repair or paper loss, with great color and image. Fully framed behind Plexiglas. . (9.0). 2,000 - 4,000

2017 - FRAMED BICYCLE POSTER FOR GEUGEOT CYCLE COMPANY.

Frame: 57 - 1/2” x 41 - 3/4” x 1 - 1/4”. This item is marked “Wall Lithographer Paris” and has a great graphic of a French officer handing a letter to another French soldier on his horse. CONDITION: Shows mounting to linen backing. No areas of paper loss or repair. A great framed cycle image on a poster behind Plexiglas, ready to be hung. . (9.0). 1,000 - 3,000

LOT - 2017

62 - 1/2” x 46 - 3/4”. This poster was advertising New-Howe Machine Company in Glasgow, depicting a young man on a bicycle and clearly marked for 1895, and also for the printer, the Paul DuPont Company in Paris. Fantastic color and image of a young man on a bicycle. A great poster that has been linen-backed. CONDITION: There are no areas of repair or paper loss. There is a crease down the middle, which shows that the poster had been folded at one time. . (8.7). 1,000 - 3,000

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2018 - A WONDERFUL FRAMED POSTER DATED 1895 FOR NEW-HOWE BICYCLES.

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2019 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED BULLFIGHTING POSTERS.

Each Frame: 42 - 1/8” x 21 - 1/4” x 3/4”. This is a lot of two vintage framed bullfighting posters from the Plaza Toros de Sevilla and the Plaza Toros de Valencia. Bright color and great graphics of the matadors fighting the bull, with all the appropriate advertising as to the locations, times and matadors involved. Features Manolete, regarded as the world’s finest bullfighter. CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss with light scrapes and scuffs to the cardboard, but nothing that distracts from the overall images of the two pieces. (8.0). 400 - 1,000

2020 - A FANTASTIC DIE-CUT CARDBOARD SIGN ADVERTISING IVORY SALT.

Frame: 20 - 3/4” x 17 - 1/2”. This is a wonderful die-cut cardboard sign depicting an elephant advertising Ivory Salt “Look For the Lucky Elephant.” CONDITION: Cardboard construction with good color and some areas surface dirt, one small stain on the elephant’s trunk, and a little fold in the lower righthand corner of the cardboard. (8.0). 300 - 600

2021 - WOOD, STUBS & CO. NURSERY & SEEDSMEN FRAMED ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 30 - 3/4” x 26 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/4”. This is a wonderful graphic of a pretty young woman advertising Wood, Stubs & Company. The image depicts a pretty woman Sunday dress and hat with a precocious look on her face. CONDITION: Shows light folding and areas of light scuffing to the overall image. Framed in a period frame. (8.0). 300 - 1,000

2022 - OKLAHOMA FRAMED MOVIE POSTER.

Frame: 42 - 7/8” x 30” x 1”. This movie poster has been framed in a black poster frame depicting the Rogers & Hammerstein’s movie “Oklahoma” with Gordon Mcray and Gloria Graham, and early Shirley Jones. CONDITION: Shows folds that are common with movie posters and is numbered in the lower right hand corner R63 out of 26. (8.5).

300 - 600

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2023 - U.S. GOVERMENT BONDS FRAMED ADVERTISING POSTER.

Frame: 31” x 21” x 1”. This is an early poster that advertises U.S. Government Bonds for the Third Liberty Loan marked for Haywood Strasser Voigt Litho Company New York. Depicts an immigrant family coming to the U.S. under the stars and stripes. CONDITION: Shows some light water staining along the extreme bottom edge and no areas of repairs or paper loss noted. (8.7). 300 - 600

2024 - FRAMED POSTER FOR ROYAL BAKING POWDER.

Frame: 31” x 21”. This is a great poster advertising Royal Baking Powder and fairy book that was free with each can of Royal baking powder being presented by a Gingerbread man. Marked “Printed in USA.” CONDITION: Shows a 3” tear that was repaired in the center bottom and light wrinkles in the upper edges of the poster. (8.5). 200 - 500

2025 - CELLULOID OVER CARDBOARD FOSTER HOISERY SUPPORT SIGN.

17” x 9”. A great celluloid over cardboard sign marked for the F.F. Pulver Co. Rochester, NY. The same company that made Pulver vending machines. This is celluloid over cardboard with a wonderful colorful image of a young woman advertising the Foster Hose Supports. The name is on the buckle. CONDITION: Shows areas of dings to the four corners and some light foxing to the left and right hand edges. Appears to have no major issues with the main field. The colors are bright and clearly marked “F.F. Pulver Co.” on multiple places. (8.0). 300 - 500

2026 - CROWN BAKING POWDER ADVERTISING PLATE.

10” Diameter. A great plate with an image of a pretty young woman with great color and shine made by the Charles W. Shonk Company, Chicago marked number “104 Poesie.” CONDITION: Shows light scratches and chipping to the extreme outside edge of the rim, but nothing that distracts from the overall image. (9.0). 300 - 600

2027 - CARL NOLLENBERGER ART PLATE TRAY.

10” Diameter. This is a great Vienna art plate depicting a beautiful topless young woman marked on the back “For the Vienna Art Plate Company & Carl Nollenberger Wholesale Wines, Liquors & Cigars Leadville, Colorado.” CONDITION: Shows bright color and shine. The tray may have been clear coated with two light scratches in the young woman’s chest. (7.8). 300 - 600

2028 - FRAMED VIENNA ART PLATE.

Frame: 13” x 13”. The Vienna art plate shows a pretty young woman contemplating her career as she stares into the distance. CONDITION: Shows some areas of paint loss to the back as well as some areas of paint loss and trim to the frame. However, the main decorative field to the Vienna art plate is in very good condition. (7.8). 200 - 500

2029 - LOT OF 2: HIDDEN VALLEY INN BAR & SALOON HAND-PAINTED CANVAS

“BUCKING THE TIGER”, SIGNED AND DATED 1997.

Each Canvas: 67” H x 51” W. Lot of two hand-painted signs depicting a saloon scene in this advertising for Cyrus Noble Whisky, called “Bucking the Tiger”. Hand-painted and dated 1997, signed by the artist. CONDITION: Shows little wear with great color, a great piece of artwork. . (Very Good). 200 - 1,000

2030 - WESTINGHOUSE ROTAIRE CEILNG FAN.

13 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2” x 8”. A wonderful original Westinghouse Rotaire ceiling fan, also usable on a cast iron pedestal. Fully shopped out and mechanically working great. Original patina, paint, cage and badge, a wonderful example of this interesting rotating fan. CONDITION: Working perfectly, original paint and patina to brass components. A great example. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

2031 - FRAMED PORTRAIT OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN ADVERTISING THE “LINCOLN WATCH’FOR THE ILLINOIS WATCH CO.

Frame: 11” x 14 - 1/4”. This is an early advertising sign for the Illinois watch company to advertise their Lincoln watch. Dating to the turn of the 20th century. CONDITION: Shows light fading to the Illinois watch logo in the lower right, which might be improved with cleaning. The portrait - a chromolithograph on canvas is an excellent depiction, and in the original gilded frame. Appeals to multiple categories of collectors, including horological and presidential. (8.7). 500 - 1,000

2032 - THE AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY REVERSE GLASS SIGN.

Frame: 13 - 1/4” x 25 -1/2”. A very nice example of a reverse glass insurance company sign, depicting a great graphic of an eagle, dated 1846 and housed in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: Shows possible restoration of the sign at a point in time. No areas of paint loss or lifting to the graphic of the American Insurance Company. (8.5). 300 - 600

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2033 - COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE REVERSE GLASS SIGN.

Frame: 13 - 1/4” x 25 - 1/2 This framed glass sign advertises the Columbia Fire Insurance Company in Dayton, Ohio. It is housed in a contemporary mahogany frame with chain hanger. CONDITION: Shows no areas of reverse paint or reverse gold leafing deterioration, quite possibly having been restored at one time. (9.0). 300 - 600

2034 - FANTASTIC CELLULOID DISPLAY FOR MILLIKEN’S VIOLET TALCUM POWDER.

6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2” x 5 - 3/4”. This is a great celluloid over cardboard display for Milliken’s talcum powder with great graphics of violet flowers on all sides. CONDITION: There is one area of damage to the lid, which is pointed out primarily for accuracy. (8.5). 200 - 400

2035 - LAKESIDE GRAPE JUICE SERVING TRAY.

13 - 1/2”D. This is a serving tray advertising Lakeside Grape Juice, made by the Kauffman & Strauss Company in New York City. Depicts a great graphic of Lakeside Grape Juice with a bunch of grapes. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and flaking along the outside edges. Two thin scratches across the main graphic field, as well as an imperfection in the manufacture at the 10 o’clock location of the graphic. (7.8). 200 - 500

2036 - PEDAL CAR U-HAUL TRAILER CART.

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36” x 17” x 13 - 1/2”. This is a trailer to a pedal car advertising U-Haul trailers. CONDITION: Showing paint loss and fading to the orange paint, scratches, scuffs and oxidation to the railing. (Good). 100 - 300

2037 - OIL ON CANVAS DEPICTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN BY THE ILLINOIS WATCH COMPANY.

Frame: 14” x 11” x 2 - 1/4”. This was a standard advertisement of the Illinois Watch Company out of Springfield, Illinois. When they advertised the “Lincoln Watch” these oil on canvas were commissioned and framed exactly alike, then given to jewelers who were selling the Illinois Watch Company Lincoln Watch. Very early watch advertising in all original condition. CONDITION: Shows some areas of dirt and dust that have gotten into the oil painting that could be enhanced with a good cleaning. Some light scuffs and scratches to the original gilded frame, but nothing that distracts from the overall advertising. (8.0).

2038 - PRINT OF “CUSTER’S LAST FIGHT”. 43” x 1 - 1/2” x 29”. This is an early Anheuser-Busch advertisement. The piece is in good condition with no tares or bends. CONDITION: This is an excellent graphic depicting Custer’s Last Stand with very slight areas of staining throughout the field, but in otherwise excellent displayable condition. (7.5). 200 - 600

- 2033

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22 - 1/2” x 28 - 1/2”. This framed piece has outstanding color and gloss throughout. CONDITION: There is minor edge wear and scratching. The piece retains the original calendar pad. This piece is believed to be NOS. (9.5). 1,000 - 2,000

18” X 22 - 1/2”. This piece has excellent colors and graphics.

CONDITION: There are creases to the paper at the top and bottom portions of the piece, along with folds on the very outer edges. It has been professionally framed and matted, but the matting needs adjustment. (8.0). 400 - 800

2041 - GERMANIA HOUSE PAPER LITHOGRAPH CALENDAR FROM 1911.

24 - 1/2” x 30”. This piece has excellent color and graphics.

CONDITION: The calendar has the complete pad still intact. There is a fold across the top and tears to the very outer edges of the paper. This has been beautifully framed and matted. (8.0). 400 - 800

2042 - SINGLE SIDED TIN EVINRUDE ALBORNE MOTOR SIGN.

23 - 3/4” x 18 - 1/4”. SST. This is an excellent piece with tremendous color and gloss throughout. Marked “Danisco 163.” There are minor rubs to the lettering, but overall this sign presents beautifully and would be difficult to upgrade. (9.25). 2,000 - 3,000

2043 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN SWEET-ORR OVERALLS SIGN.

30” x 8”. SSP. This piece has tremendous graphics and color throughout. There is surface scratching to the field of the sign as well as chips to the porcelain at the outer edges. It has all but one of the original grommets. Overall, a tremendous piece in great condition. (9.0). 2,000 - 3,000

2039 - DIE-CUT EMBOSSED CARDBOARD CALENDAR FROM THE SOTEER J. DEMETRE PORTRAIT CONFECTIONARY & ICE CREAM CO. WEBSTER, MASS.

2040 - FRAMED PAPER LITHOGRAPH BY I.B. STEIN’S & SON OUT OF KUTZTOWN, PA.

LOT - 2045

Frame: 79” x 57”. This is a great French poster made by H. Harold, Paris, depicting four young women riding cycles and a gentleman that may have been the salesperson. Linen-backed poster with great colors and graphics. . (9.0).

2,000 - 4,000

23 - 1/2” x 15 - 3/4”. SSP. This piece has excellent graphics, colors, and gloss throughout. There appears to be rusting to the outer edges of the sign and minor surface scratching to the face of the piece, but overall is an excellent displaying piece in amazing condition. (9.25). 1,500 - 2,500

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2044 - FANTASTIC FRAMED POSTER OF WHITWORTH CYCLES.

2045 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN LOS ANGELES DAIRYMEN SIGN.

2046 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN BUNNY BREAD SIGN.

58” x 34”. SST. This is an excellent self framed piece with outstanding graphics and colors. There is minor surface scratching and paint loss, mainly around the word “Bread.” There is also paint loss to the very outer self framed edge, mainly at the bottom of the sign. The sign retains the original wood backing. . (8.0). 1,500 - 2,500

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2047 - SINGLE SIDED TIN WONDER BREAD SIGN.

34 - 3/4” x 25 - 3/4”. SST. This is an excellent die-cut piece with strong colors and gloss throughout. CONDITION: There is rusting and color fade to the very outer edges of the piece, with a couple stains to the field of the sign. (9.0). 1,500 - 2,500

2048 - SELF FRAMED TIN LITHOGRAPH TRUE FRUIT SIGN.

38” x 25 - 1/2”. SST. This is an excellent graphical piece with strong color and amazing subject matter. Its from the J. Hungerford-Smith Co., Rochester, N.Y., as marked on the frame. It has a little bit of edge wear throughout, surface scratching to the face of the sign and a tiny amount of fade to the paint. This litho is in excellent displayable condition with an excellent ornate tin frame. (8.5). 1,000 - 2,000

2049 - GREENWOOD SEED CORN SELF FRAMED TIN SIGN.

24” x 18”. SST. This piece has excellent color, gloss, and graphics. There appears to be surface scratching to the face of the sign and minor staining. There is crazing to the paint on the very outer self framed edges. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

2050 - DSP TIP TOP TAILORS SIGN.

60” x 32”. This is a wonderful double sided storefront sign with original hanging bracket and original frame. The sign advertises Tip Top Tailors. CONDITION: Side A shows great color and shine, with a chip in the word “Dealer” and one above the “D” in “Dealer.” Other light chipping on the outside edges of the sign. Side B shows great color and shine, with a chip over the “E” in exclusive and a small one under the “O” in “Top.” Appears to have no other distinguishing damage to the sign. The frame is in original paint, showing areas of wear and paint loss, consistent with a sign that was hung outside. . (8.0). 1,000 - 3,000

2051 - SELF FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN EAGLE STAMPS SIGN.

41 - 1/2” x 15”. SST. This piece has excellent color, graphics and gloss throughout. It is marked “Eagle Stamp Co.” There is surface scratching to the face of the piece along with paint loss to the very outer edges. Overall, an excellent piece in tremendous condition. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

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2052 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN HILLS BROS. COFFEE PORCELAIN THERMOMETER.

8 - 3/4” x 21”. SSP. This piece has outstanding graphics, strong colors and gloss. There are chips to the porcelain on the outer white edges of the sign. It has the original hardware and hanging grommet still present. The thermometer is complete, with the original bulb and cradle in working condition. (9.0). 1,000 - 2,000

2053 - PAINTED METAL RCA FLANGE.

18” x 14”. DST. This is an excellent displayable flange. Side A has browning to the paint and areas of paint loss at the bottom of the sign. Side B also has paint loss to the field and at the outer edges. Overall, an excellent displaying flange. (8.75). 1,000 - 2,000

2054 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN BOND BREAD SIGN.

19” x 14”. SSP. This is an excellent piece with tremendous color and gloss, marked “Form 1” in the bottom-right corner. There is surface scratching to the face of the sign as well as staining. There is also porcelain loss to the very outer edges of the piece. The sign retains all its original grommets. (9.25). 1,000 - 2,000

19” x 13 - 1/4”. SST. This piece is marked “Beach Co. Coshocton, Ohio” with great graphics. There is staining throughout the field and outer edges of the sign. It is attached to the original cardboard with the original string holder. (8.5). 1,000 - 2,000

2056 - LOT OF 2: BLACK CAT FIREWORKS & PHANTOM WOLF PACK POSTERS.

21” x 31”. The first poster is for Wolf Pack firecrackers with a great wolf graphic. The second poster is for Black Cat fireworks with the namesake logo. CONDITION: Light signs of wear, crease as noted where the poster was shipped folded. Great color and great images. (8.5).

1,000 - 3,000

2055 - TIN OVER CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY.

2057 - ROLLER COASTER BRAND FIREWORKS POSTER.

24” x 38 - 3/4”. A brightly-colored poster for Roller Coaster Brand by the Cassarolla Bros., signed “To Randall, Best Wishes / Steve Cassarolla and Earl Cassarolla.” Marked in bottom right-hand corner “Printed in Macau.” Good colors and graphics. CONDITION: Some slight water staining, creasing and fold marks throughout. (Fair). 1,000 - 3,000

2058 - APOLLO FIRECRACKER FACTORY POSTER.

24 - 1/4” x 37 - 3/4”. A paper poster advertising for Posing Firecracker Company, made in Macau. It shows a graphic image of a space shuttle with fireworks in the background. This particular piece is laid up against foam board in a handmade frame. (Fair). 1,000 - 3,000

2059 - PEACOCK FIRECRACKER FACTORY POSTER.

25 - 3/4” x 38”. A brightly-colored Peacock Supercharged Flashlight Crackers advertising for Posing Firecrackers Factory. This particular piece has been mounted to a piece of foam board. Bright colors and graphic image of peacock standing on the world. Privilege panel reads “Manufactured for Schneitte Fireworks & Importing Co., St. Joseph, Missouri.” Also marked “Made in Macau”. (Fair). 1,000 - 3,000

2060 - FRAMED FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS AND POPCORN GLASS SIGN. 21 - 1/4” x 18 - 3/4” x 1 - 1/2”. This is 100% period beveled glass sign, glue chipped and reverse painted, advertising fresh roasted peanuts and fresh buttered popcorn. CONDITION: Shows areas of silver loss and scratches to the outside beveled glass. The interior component is in very good shape, as is the lettering. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2061 - SSP SIGN ADVERTISING ADAMS EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS.

14” x 10”. This is a wonderful green porcelain sign with white lettering advertising Adams Express Money Orders. Marked for the maker on the bottom edge. CONDITION: Shows one small chip under the “O” in “Orders.” Areas of light chipping and small touch up to the outside edge in the upper-right corner. From the George Cross Express Company collection. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2062 - FANTASTIC LARGE SIZE CYCLE ADVERTISEMENT FOR CYCLES “BRILLIANT”.

Frame: 68” x 52”. This is a great poster advertising for early bicycles, lithographed by the Paul Dupont Co. It has a great graphic of what appears to be French soldiers and French infantry riding on bicycles. They are comparing their horse capabilities to the bicycle capabilities. A great sized linen-backed poster with great color.

CONDITION: Shows no areas of repair, a wonderful early cycle advertisement. . (9.0).

1,000 - 3,000

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2063 - WONDERFUL FRAMED WINDOW DISPLAY FOR CHIEF TWO MOON BITTER OIL.

54” x 3” x 41 - 1/2”. This is a wonderful cardboard tri-fold window display advertising Chief Two Moon Bitter Oil. Great graphics of what appears to be Niagara Falls, with the Chief peering over the falls, with the word “Health” written into the skyline. Cardboard construction, with the left and right sides of the tri-folding showing the product, with two actual boxes of product framed inside of the Plexiglas shadowbox. An outstanding country store display with great presentation in the Plexiglas display case. CONDITION: There are some areas of spotting to the cardboard paper, primarily where it says “Chief Two Moon” at the top. There are some areas of edge wear to the cardboard, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of this great window display. . (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2064 - SELF FRAMED TIN EBBERT WAGONS SIGN.

34” x 23 - 1/2”. This is an original self framed tin sign for Ebbert Wagons out of Owensboro, Kentucky, titled “In the Shade of the Old Apple Tree.” Great graphic of a young man and his Ebbert wagon, helping the young lady with her apples under the apple tree. The outside tin frame is clearly marked for the Hickman-Ebbert Company.

CONDITION: There are some areas of scratching and light scuffs to the interior graphic field, but nothing that distracts at all from the overall great image. There is a small dent to the outside black frame. A very iconic self framed tin sign with great color and a great image. (8.0).

1,000 - 3,000

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2065 - FRAMED GRAPHIC POSTER FOR THE PETER SCHUTTLER CO., CHICAGO.

Frame: 31 - 1/2” x 25 - 3/4”. This is a great early framed advertisement for the Schuttler Wagon, showing a wagon train moving through the west, with a great landscape and mountain painting.

CONDITION: There are some light areas of scuffs primarily on the edges and some light folds also in the margins, but nothing distracting in the main image. There is a 2” repair in the upper-middle of the poster. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2066 - SINGLE SIDED TIN INVINCIBLE MOTOR INSURANCE SIGN.

20” x 9 - 3/8”. This is a very nice piece with tremendous graphics. CONDITION: There is surface scratching throughout the piece and along the edges. Overall, an excellent piece with great color and displayability. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

2067 - BRUNSWICK PHONOGRAPHS SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN SIGN.

35 - 1/2” x 11 - 3/8”. SST. This piece has exceptional colors and graphics marked “American Artworks.” CONDITION: There are areas of paint loss, mainly around the outer edges and at the hanging holes. There is also surface scratching to the face. (8.25). 1,000 - 2,000

2068 - DOUBLE SIDED FORD “GENUINE PARTS” SIGN.

24” x 17”. DST. This is an oval, painted metal, Genuine Ford Parts sign. Grommets are in place. CONDITION: Good, surface scratching and scuffs throughout on both sides. Sign would improve with a good cleaning. (7.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2069 - HASTINGS PISTON RING SIGN.

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19 - 1/2” x 27 - 1/2”. SST. This is an embossed tin sign with the graphic “Detective Hastings” image. CONDITION: There is edge wear throughout, extra nail holes, a 6” to 8” scratch in the lower left-hand portion, a 2” scratch in the upper right-hand portion, and an area of paint loss on the upper left-hand top. Colors are good, shine is good. (7.25). 1,000 - 2,500

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2070 - SELF FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN LAHER SIGN.

16” x 52”. SST. This is a brightly colored, extremely graphic, self framed, embossed tin Laher sign. Showing the roaring Laher Lion leaping towards you reading “The Battery with 9 Lives.” Also shows images of three batteries. CONDITION: Excellent, with great shine and gloss. (9.0). 1,000 - 3,000

2071 - SINGLE SIDED MASONITE CAPITAL RECORD SIGN.

28” x 28”. This is a nice piece from Capital Records with excellent subject matter. CONDITION: There is wear to the Masonite in the field and one added hole that goes all the way through. (8.0). 1,000 - 2,000

2072 - TIN LITHOGRAPHED NATIONAL MAZDA LAMP DISPLAY.

28” x 6” x 13”. This is a point of sale, National Mazda Lamps display, tin lithographed on a wooden base. Includes brightly colored light bulbs. CONDITION: Original condition with original sockets and outlet plug. Tin litho is in excellent condition with no major scratching or denting. Wood base could use a good cleaning. (7.75). 900 - 2,000

2073 - SINGLE SIDED PAINTED METAL TEXACO SIGN.

24” Dia. This is a single sided, painted metal, Texaco sign. Marked “A-M 5-61” along the bottom. Two mounting holes in the right and left-hand corners of the Texaco star and one along the bottom under the maker’s mark. CONDITION: Some light surface scratching and scuffing. Sign would improve with a good, professional cleaning. (7.75). 800 - 2,500

2074 - EMBOSSED TIN BLUE BEACON COAL SIGN.

19 - 5/8” x 13 - 3/4”. SST. This sign reads “Your Guide to Fuel Economy.” The self frame reads “Donaldson Art Sign Co.” There are rubs to the paint and the strip, as well as the very outer edge of the black self framed edges. Overall, an excellent displaying piece. (8.75). 700 - 1,400

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Hanger: 21 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2”. A great porcelain sign advertising watch repairing and a jewelry store, in black and gold porcelain on both sides.

CONDITION: Showing great color and shine, with just light chipping to the edges and no major chips in the main graphic field. (8.9).

700 - 1,500

2076 - SELF FRAMED TIN PAINTED STANDARD VARNISH WORKS ADVERTISEMENT.

16 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/4” x 1”. This self framed tin painted advertisement has a great graphic image of a painter holding the product, with painted tin wood grain painting on outside edges. Colors are good and strong with scattered edgewear and chips throughout, consistent with age. Stamped “The Meek Company Coshocton, Ohio.” There are two chips to the field, one directly in the painter’s eye and the other off of his right shoulder. Shows very well, displays even better. (Good).

600 - 1,200

2077 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN HATHAWAY’S BREAD SIGN.

Frame: 27 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4”. SST. This piece has tremendous color, gloss and graphics. This piece is marked “W.F. Robertson Steel & Iron Co.” Overall, this is a tremendous piece with outstanding graphics. There are areas of rice paper staining and extremely minor surface scratching. It has been newly framed. (9.25). 600 - 1,200

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2078 - SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN CREAM SEPARATOR SIGN.

27 - 1/2” x 5”. SST. This piece has outstanding graphics and great color. There is spider webbing to the paint throughout the field of the sign along with minor surface scratching. There is also paint loss to the outer edges and at the hanging holes. (8.25). 600 - 1,200

2079 - ENDERS DOLLAR SAFETY RAZOR TIN LITHOGRAPH.

9 - 1/4” x 13 - 1/4”. SST. This is a tin over cardboard easel back Enders Razors sign. This piece is marked “American Art Sign Co. Brooklyn, New York.” The sign has an amazing razor graphic and excellent script throughout. CONDITION: The sign has the original easel back still attached. There is minor surface scratching and paint loss, mainly confined to the outer yellow edges. (9.0). 600 - 1,200

2080 - PORCELAIN WESTERN UNION FLANGE SIGN.

24” x 12” x 1 - 1/2”. DSP. A nice displaying Western Union Porcelain flange sign. CONDITION: Side A has ghosting throughout the field of the sign and porcelain loss to the very outer edges. Side B has porcelain loss to the very outer edges and at the flange itself. Overall, a nice displaying piece. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

2075 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN JEWELRY & WATCH REPAIRING SIGN.

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12” x 12”. SSP. This piece is marked “Wood & Pinfold Limited London East.” CONDITION: The face of the sign has significant color fade to the porcelain and areas of minor chipping to the outer edges. Overall, an excellent displaying piece you rarely see. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

18 - 1/4” x 12” x 2”. Side A, is marked “B-2346” and has exceptional color, gloss, and graphic. CONDITION: There is paint loss on the flange and at the lower left hand corner. Side B, also has exceptional colors and graphic. CONDITION: There are areas of minor scratching and paint loss to the field, as well as, the outer edge towards the flange. The piece retains three original hanging grommets. (8.25). 400 - 1,000

2084 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH FROM UNCLE SAM BOOTS.

Frame: 17 - 1/2” x 23 - 1/2”. This lithograph is professionally framed and matted. The piece has excellent graphics and is marked “American Litho Co. New York” in the bottom-right corner. CONDITION: There are tears around the edges of the paper and areas of staining. (8.0). 600 - 1,200

2085 - CYCLONE TWISTER CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH. 17” x 20”. This is a nice piece that has been beautifully framed, with outstanding graphics throughout. CONDITION: There is minor color fade to and noticeable edge wear. (8.5). 600 - 1,200

2086 - BEALS AND TORREY SHOES FRAMED SIGN.

Each: 12” x 18”. Lot of three Texaco pump plates. The first is a Sky Chief pump plate, marked bottom-right “3-10 47” and bottom-left “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Five of the six grommets are in place. The bottom-left corner is crinkled and has porcelain loss, with additional porcelain loss around the grommets. The second item is a Fire Chief pump plate, stamped bottom-left “Made in U.S.A.” and bottom-right “3 4-54.” CONDITION: All six grommets are in place. There is minor porcelain loss in the top-right near the grommet. The third item is a Texaco Chief Gasoline pump plate, stamped bottom-left “Made in U.S.A.” and bottom-right “3-41.” CONDITION: Five of the six grommets are in place. There is porcelain loss along the edges, mostly contained to the left side and the top-left corner where the grommet hole is. (7.07.5). 600 - 1,500

Frame: 29” x 24 - 1/4” x 2 - 1/2”. Pretty Victorian lady dressed in dark green clothing with pink rosy cheeks. It is a subtle image advertising “BEALS & TORREY SHOE CO. MILKWAUKEE.” Signed in the bottom-right corner “A ASTI.” Stamped in the upper-left corner “COMPLIMENTS OF BEALS & TORREY SHOE CO. MAKERS OF HONEST SHOES ASK FOR THEM.” It is housed in a contemporary frame with fabric like matting. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2081 - LIPTON TEA SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN SIGN.

2082 - WRIGLEY’S GUM TIN FLANGE SIGN.

2083 - LOT OF 3: SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN TEXACO SKY CHIEF AND FIRE CHIEF SIGNS.

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2087 - FRAMED HEINEMAN BROS POULTRY & GAME AD.

Frame: 18 - 1/4” x 22 - 1/2”. The sign mentions “WASHINGTON ST” and “BARCLAY ST.” along with “NEW YORK PHONES 40 AND 41 CORTLANDT.” It shows the image of a Victorian lady in beautiful black clothing sitting on a trunk, waiting at the train station. It is lithographed onto thick grainy paper in an original period frame. (Good Plus).

500 - 1,500

2088 - LOT OF 2: LITHOGRAPHED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Larger: 18 - 3/4” x 22 - 3/4”. This is a lot of two advertisements. The first, a framed cardboard lithograph for the Gordon Metal Company. It has scratches throughout, but has a beautiful graphic and wonderful color. The second, a tin lithograph of a nude woman bathing in a spring. It is beautifully framed and matted, with a couple hits to the tin. (8.0).

500 - 1,000

2089 - DOUBLE-SIDED PORCELAIN WESTERN UNION SIGN.

30 - 1/4” x 17”. DSP. This is an excellent piece of porcelain Western Union advertising. Both sides have a little bit of overspray on the front that will clean off. It retains both original grommets. The sign has some chips to the edges and staining on one side. The color is nearly flawless on one side, with just a little bit of fade to the left side of the opposing side. (8.5). 500 - 1,500

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2090 - HANGING KODAK DEVELOPING, PRINTING AND ENLARGING SIGN.

Hanger: 14” x 20”. This sign has fancy scrollwork and freshly painted flange, with chain hooks on what appears to be a NOS Kodak “Developing / Printing / Enlarging” flange-style sign. Marked in the bottom-center “Kodak Film / Eastman Kodak Co., Rochester, N.Y.” Also, stamped on Side A in the bottom-center “Made in U.S.A.” (9.2). 500 - 1,500

2091 - LOT OF 2: DE LAVAL SINGLE SIDED EMBOSSED TIN SIGNS.

Each: 15 - 3/4” x 12”. The first piece is a De Laval Milker sign marked “Made in U.S.A. 1096-4-29,” with excellent color and gloss throughout the face of the sign. The second piece is another De Laval sign with excellent color and gloss, marked “Made in U.S.A.” There is paint loss to the field and rice paper staining. (9.0) (8.5). 500 - 1,000

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2092 - PORCELAIN SUNBEAM DOOR PUSH BAR.

34” x 9”. The first item is a porcelain Sunbeam door push bar. It has a beautiful graphic of a young girl enjoying her Sunbeam bread and blue porcelain with “Thanks Call Again” embossed on the back. CONDITION: Shows areas of rubs, but with no significant areas of paint loss to the main graphic field. The second item is an original light up clock for Cat-Tex Soles, which is a brand for re-soling shoes. Written across the sign is “We Build Shoes Like New and Less than Half the New Cost.”

CONDITION: Appears to have no areas of paint loss. It has the original cord and is fully operational. (8.0 - 8.5). 500 - 1,000

2093 - LIGHT UP CAT-TEX SOLES CLOCK.

14 - 1/2” x 4” x 14 - 1/2”. This is an original light up clock for Cat-Tex Soles, which is a brand for re-soling shoes. Written across the sign is “We Build Shoes Like New and Less than Half the New Cost.”

CONDITION: Appears to have no areas of paint loss. It has the original cord and is fully operational. (8.0). 200 - 500

2094 - CARDBOARD HAMILTON-BROWN SHOE CO ADVERTISEMENT.

20” x 24”. Beautiful cardboard advertisement for Hamilton Brown Shoes with a great image of a lovely girl. Self matted and ready for framing. CONDITION: Shows some light surface scuffs from handling, but no tears or defects to be noted. A wonderful example. (8.7). 400 - 800

2095 - SELF FRAMED TIN SCANDINAVIAN-AMERICAN LINE SIGN.

41” x 31”. This is a self framed tin sign advertising the Scandinavian-American ocean liner, which traveled from New York to Norway, Sweden and Denmark. CONDITION: There are scratches and scuffs, primarily to the outside frame, as well as the wording in the bottom part of the frame. There is light denting to the top. The main field shows just very light surface scratches and some areas of dirt that could be removed with good cleaning. (7.8). 500 - 1,000

2096 - FRAMED WRIGLEY COUNTER DISPLAY.

Frame: 26 - 3/4” x 34 - 1/2”. This framed Wrigley counter display is actually a middle section to a three display that would show the packs of gum on either side of the young woman looking over her cash register. The center portion has a great graphic and a great look of the young woman. CONDITION: This particular example shows very little signs of wear or use. Appears to have slight edge wear. The tabs that hold the gum packs are intact. This particular example would be a great add on to somebody’s complete set that has a damaged center section. (8.7). 500 - 1,500

2097 - CARDBOARD DIE-CUT FRAMED DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 22 - 1/2” x 43”. This is a companion product to another advertisement sold elsewhere in the catalog. This is the male version of the Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin in die-cut form. They were generally seen side-by-side in the front windows of country stores. CONDITION: This example appears to be close to new old stock, with no areas of folds, repair or paper loss noted. The die-cut has been housed inside this frame for quite some time and has some dust located between the Plexiglas front and the die-cut cardboard figure, which could easily be removed. (8.7).

500 - 1,500

2098 - CARDBOARD DIE-CUT FRAMED DR. CALDWELL’S SYRUP PEPSIN ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 22 - 1/2” x 43”. This is a wonderful die-cut cardboard advertisement for Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, showing a young lady carrying the product. This display was generally used in the front window of a country store. CONDITION: There is a light fold across the girl’s cheek and some light spotting in the cardboard that may be removed with a good cleaning. (8.3).

500 - 1,000

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2099 - S.N. GREEN STAMPS DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN SIGN.

33” x 20”. This is a great double sided porcelain sign advertising S.N. Green Stamps. Marked for the Alpha Display Company in New York City. CONDITION: Side A shows light scratches to the porcelain and one ding above the “e” in “Green.” Side B has a chip in the first “e” in the word “Green” and a small chip on the upper edge between the words “established” and “1896.” (8.3). 500 - 1,000

2100 - WE SELL IBP PORCELAIN ADVERTISING SIGN.

26” x 12”. This is a great rare single sided porcelain sign advertising IBP Baseball Lineament. Manufactured by the Pearson Remedy Company Brewington, North Carolina and marked for the Veribrite Sign Company in New York. CONDITION: Shows packages are very faded, but recognizable for what they are. The sign itself shows areas of chipping along the upper edge. The middle of the sign is complete and reads excellently. (7.5). 500 - 1,000

2101 - GREAT EAGLE STAR INSURANCE CO. FLANGE SIGN.

21” x 18”. A wonderful Eagle Star Insurance Company flange sign, depicting a great graphic with an eagle in the middle. This is a rare early reverse-on-glass double sided (two pieces back-to-back) sign. CONDITION: Side A shows good color and shine with light areas of scuffs and chipping along the outside edges. Side B shows similar edge wear with a small chip in the main graphic field. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2102 - LIGHT-UP RED GOOSE SHOES AD. 18 - 1/4” x 7” x 18 - 1/4”. Light-up advertising “For Boys / For Girls” Red Goose Shoes. This is a spinner clock that spins and advertises in the bottom rocker. The back of the clock has original handles and original hangers, with partial original labels. CONDITION: In exceptional original condition, with no visible breaks, cracks, chips or flaking to the glass. Excellent plus condition overall. (9.0 - 9.5). 500 - 2,500

2103 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN MOTORITE.

19” x 19”. DSP. A die-cut Motorite porcelain sign. CONDITION: There are areas of touch-up around the factory-drilled grommet holes, upper-left and right sides. There is minor touch-up along the edges, but the gloss and shine is excellent. This sign would improve dramatically with a professional cleaning. (8.0). 500 - 2,000

2104 - LOT OF 2: PORCELAIN BELL SYSTEM FLANGE SIGNS.

Each: 12” x 11” x 2”. The first is “The Mountain States Tel. & Tel. Co. American Telephone & Telegraph Co.” showing the iconic Bell System bell. CONDITION: Excellent, good color and gloss. Some porcelain loss to the flange, around the mounting holes, and around the bend. The second is a “Public Telephone” with the iconic Bell System bell. CONDITON: All three grommets are in place, no porcelain loss except the very edges of the flange. Outside of the flange is stamped “23.” (8.0 , 8.5). 500 - 1,000

2105 - EX-LAX THERMOMETER SIGN.

8” x 36”. SSP. This is a heavy porcelain thermometer advertising Ex-Lax, that still displays remnants of the original label on the back. Marked in the bottom center “A7-M27C”. CONDITION: Missing the thermometer but the wooden cradle is present. Some porcelain loss along the top grommet. Normal edge wear consistent with age and use. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2106 - R-PEP “MAKE IT RIGHT” SIGN.

11 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. SST. This is a die-cut, embossed, R-Pep bottle sign in excellent condition.

CONDITION: Bright, clean, crisp colors. (9.0). 500 - 2,000

2107 - BLUE TOP PALE ADVERTISEMENT SIGN.

12” x 36”. SST. This is an embossed tin sign advertising Blue Top Pale. Maker’s mark on the bottom reads “The Parker Metal Dec. Co. Balto. MD.” CONDITION: Small crease in the upper right-hand corner. Minor scuffing and scratching throughout. One crease to the bottom left-hand corner. Displays well. (7.5). 500 - 1,000

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2108 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED PAPER LITHOGRAPHS.

Larger Frame: 26 - 1/4” x 30 - 1/2”. The first is a Standard Seeds paper lithograph with excellent graphics and color. The second is a Vinolia Soap cardboard lithograph with the excellent graphic of the blue eyed woman prominently displayed in the middle of a nice ornate frame. CONDITION: There is crocodiling and paint loss throughout the piece. (8.0). (6.9). 500 - 1,000

2109 - THE FOSTER CO. HANGING SIGN.

17” x 9”. This is a interesting piece from the Foster Co. for garters or hose supporters. It has a little bit of wear to the corners and on the edge. It is marked “F. F. Pulver Co., Rochester, N. Y.”. This material is similar to celluloid and described on the back as “Pulveroid”, “The Lightest and Most Brilliant Indoor Sign”. (7.5). 400 - 800

8” x 36 - 1/2”. SSP. This is a beautiful piece with great color and gloss throughout, marked “A7-M27C.” This piece retains the original working thermometer bulb, label, and wood cradle on the back. (9.25). 400 - 800

2111 - LOT OF 3: MISC. ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Largest: 28” x 12”. The first sign reads “We Feed Pete.” This piece has areas of rice paper staining and paint loss to the field. The outer edge shows areas of rusting. The second sign is a single sided porcelain National sign. This piece has staining to the field and porcelain loss at every hanging hole. The third is a single sided porcelain farm irrigation sign. There is staining to the face of the piece, mainly the white areas, and some minor oxidation to the porcelain. There are chips to the outer edge, but the piece does retain all the original hanging grommets. (6.0) (7.25) (8.0). 400 - 800

2112 - LOT OF 2: EMBOSSED TIN BREAD SIGNS.

Larger: 27 - 3/4” x 9 - 3/4”. The first is an embossed strip sign from “Southern Enriched Bread” with a graphic of a little boy and a bread loaf. This piece has scratching to the face and fade to the paint. There are areas of touch-up paint in the field and on the outer edges, mainly under the graphic of the little boy. The second piece is an Oscar Wild Root self framed embossed tin barbershop sign. It is marked “A-M-8-59” and has tremendous color and gloss. There is paint loss to the outer edge of the self frame. (7.75 - 8.9). 400 - 800

2113 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN WESTERN UNION FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 9”. DSP. Outstanding porcelain Western Union flange. This is an excellent displaying piece with strong colors and gloss throughout. CONDITION: The first side has scratching to the field and very minor ghosting to the porcelain. There are also chips to the outer edges on both sides. (9.0). 400 - 800

2114 - DOUBLE-SIDED TIN MISSION ORANGE FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 13” x 1 - 3/4”. Marked “Stoudt Sign Company St. Louis, MO” on the flange. Side A has great color and gloss with some paint loss to the very outer edges of the piece. Side B has some fade to the paint and staining to the field. Also, outer edge paint loss as well as paint loss to the flange. Overall, an excellent displaying piece. (7.9). 400 - 800

2115 - OVAL PORCELAIN VICTOR RECORDS SIGN.

26” x 18 - 3/4”. SSP. This sign advertises His Master’s Voice for Victor Records. Porcelain shows good color and shine. Depicts a Nipper dog staring into a horn of a Victrola. CONDITION: Shows areas of light chipping and wear to the outside edges, but no noticeable chips to the main graphic field. (8.5). 600 - 1,000

2110 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN EX-LAX THERMOMETER.

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2116 - CHIEF BRAND MACKINTOSHES TIN SIGN.

14” x 10”. This depicts a great image of an Indian warrior with feather headdress. This sign advertises Mackintoshes “Stylish & Storm Proof.” There is some scraping and paint loss in the upper right hand corner. The sign would improve dramatically with a cleaning. (7.5). 400 - 800

2117 - THE KING HAT BEST ON EARTH TIN SIGN.

20” x 14”. This is a brass painted sign advertising “The King Hat.” It depicts a great image of a lion with a crown in the middle. The scroll work on all four corners read “Fine No 1 Quality Clear Beaver & IV Quality.” There appears to be some soiling and staining throughout, but would improve dramatically with a good cleaning. (Good). 400 - 800

2118 - ROUND PORCELAIN SIGN FOR THE PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC.

14” Diameter. A very nice example of early Portland, Oregon advertising. CONDITION: Shows some areas of chipping in the word “electric” and on the outside rim under the word “company”. Single sided porcelain shows light areas of chipping on the upper outside edges. Shows great color and moderate shine. (8.0). 400 - 800

2119 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN FLANGE SIGN FOR INTERNATIONAL CLOTHING AND TAILORING.

19 - 1/2” x 17”. DSP. A deep, heavy porcelain with good shelving and gloss. Side A is blue and white, reading “Perfect Fit - Prompt Delivery / Popular Prices - Best Quality.” Side B reads “We Recommend International Tailoring.” CONDITION: Side A has some porcelain loss along the edges and at the tip, which is missing probably the last half inch. Side B has some porcelain loss along the edges, but still retains good gloss and shine. This sign will improve dramatically with a professional cleaning. (7.0 - 7.5). 400 - 1,200

2120 - LOT OF 3: VARIOUS ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Largest: 16” x 15”. The first piece is a single sided embossed tin Lock Aminata sign. The sign is marked “Made in USA”. CONDITION: There is paint loss in all four corners and a couple areas within the field of the sign. The second piece is a Cork Distiller’s Co. self framed tin lithograph. CONDITION: There is paint loss throughout the field and rusting to the outer edges of the sign. The third piece is an Acme Beer celluloid over cardboard. Marked “Copyright 1938 by W.P. Co.” CONDITION: There is paint loss throughout the field and fading of the color. (7.5). (7.0). (7.25). 400 - 800

2121 - LIPTON’S TEA DOUBLE SIDED FLANGE SIGN.

18” x 9” x 1 - 1/2”. DST. This is a painted metal flange sign. Side A is stamped in the lower right-hand corner “Associated Adv. Co. Chicago, Ill.” CONDITION: Excellent, close inspection shows crackling to the paint. Paint is stable on both sides. Minimal wear to outer edges. (7.75). 400 - 800

2122 - DOUBLE SIDED “I WANT YOU FOR THE U.S. ARMY” SIGN.

25” x 38”. This is a double sided metal sign with the iconic Uncle Sam pointing, “I Want You for the U.S. Army.” CONDITION: Areas of restoration along the bottom and clear-coating throughout. Colors are good and bright, displays well. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

2123 - SELF FRAMED TIN MASTER BREAD SIGN.

14 - 3/4” x 40”. SST. Self framed embossed tin Master Bread sign, marked “Consolite / Fremont, Ohio.” CONDITION: Bright colors, crisp, clean good gloss. There are a few areas of touch-up above the bread loaf graphic and within the letter “A” in “Bread.” (8.0). 400 - 800

2124 - BEAUTIFULLY FRAMED VICTOR BICYCLE ADVERTISEMENT.

Frame: 23 - 3/8” x 15 - 3/4” x 1 - 1/4”. Heavy cardboard Victor Bicycle sign, framed with an original Victor cycle ink blotter. This piece has excellent graphics and amazing color. The advertisement is in outstanding condition with a beautiful professionally added frame. The piece is marked “Overman Wheel Co.”. (9.5). 300 - 1,000

2125 - FRAMED TEMPEST KNITTING CO AD.

Frame: 25” x 29 - 1/2”. Demonstrates great deep rich purples, blacks, and blues, advertising “MEN AND BOYS UNDERWEAR THE TEMPEST KNITTING CO. PERRY N.Y.” Housed in a contemporary frame with contemporary matting that shows well. Nice traditional look! (8.0). 300 - 1,000

2126 - DOROTHY MACKAILL CUTOUT.

34” x 60”. This is a paper lithograph attached to a piece of particle board. This piece was likely used in a theater in the 1920’s. There is some damage to the paper along the bottom portion and a couple areas of color fade in the black. This is a very unique piece for any collector of classic movie memorabilia. (7.5). 300 - 800

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2127 - GREENWOOD DAIRIES “NATURE’S FINEST FOOD” CARDBOARD EASEL BACK DISPLAY.

Frame: 19 - 1/2” x 33 - 1/2”. This is a very unique piece from Greenwood Dairies in South Langhorne, Pennsylvania, marked “Printed in the U.S.A.” It has a little bit of color fade, staining and one rip to the top-left portion. It is otherwise nicely framed and ready to display. (7.0). 300 - 800

2128 - SINGLE-SIDED TIN MINDEN INN DIRECTIONAL ARROW SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/2”. SST. Marked “B. & B. St. Paul”. This is an excellent piece that directs traffic to the C.O.D. Garage Company. There is an area of yellow paint added around the word “Company”, but the sign is exceptionally rare and in overall excellent condition, with only a couple minor areas of edge wear visible. (8.0). 300 - 600

2129 - LIGHT-UP PRESCRIPTIONS SIGN.

25” x 9 - 1/2” x 9”. This light up sign has a metal can, with a composition frame and glass sign, reading “Prescriptions.” CONDITION: Lights up perfectly, showing just signs of wear to the metal box, no chips, breaks or repairs to the sign. Cord is new. (8.5). 300 - 700

2130 - LOT OF 2: ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Larger: 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. The first piece is a single sided embossed tin “Genco Lights Used Here” tin tacker. There is staining to the white areas and paint loss to the outer extreme edges. The second piece is a “Ready Kilowatt” celluloid over cardboard easel back. The easel back and hanging chains are still attached. There is a minor scratch to the face of the piece, but overall has excellent color and gloss. (9.0). 300 - 600

2131 - LOT OF 2: ADVERTISING THERMOMETERS.

Each: 12” x 12” x 2 - 1/2”. This lot of two advertising thermometers consists first of an Alka-Seltzer thermometer, with the graphic of Speedy on the front. CONDITION: It has great color and very little signs of wear. The second is a Vernors soft drink thermometer, reading “Serve Hot in Cold Weather / Serve Cold in Hot Weather.” A great Vernors thermometer with a great graphic. CONDITION: There is a hairline crack across the front of the bubble. (7.0 - 9.0). 300 - 500

2132 - LOT OF 2: DOOR PUSHES.

Larger: 32” x 3 - 1/4”. The first item is Junge’s Bread porcelain door push. CONDITION: This door push generally comes with an attachable handle for either side of the door push, but is missing. There is one chip near the bottom mounting hole. The second item is a Salada Tea door push bar in porcelain. CONDITION: There is one chip area on the back side, but it is not noticeable from the front. (8.5). 300 - 600

2133 - LOT OF 2: FARM BUREAU SIGNS.

Larger: 16” x 8”. The first piece is a single sided tin from the Indiana Farm Bureau. This sign is marked “Copyright Gene Unites Staff Chicago 1920.” CONDITION: There is a minor scratch to the face. The second is a single sided metal home insurance farm to market sign. CONDITION: There is rusting to the very outer edges, fade to the color and scratching to the face. Age unknown. (9.25 - 7.5). 300 - 600

2134 - LOT OF 2: GLENDORA COFFEE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Larger: 9 - 1/4” x 15 - 3/4”. The first piece is a single sided painted tin Glendora Coffee sign.

CONDITION: There is color fade to the field and staining to the white areas. The second piece is a stamped cardboard Glendora Coffee sign, maker marked “Wolf & Co. Printed in Germany.” CONDITION: There are bends to the very outer edges. The face of the sign has minor scratches. (8.25) (7.5). 300 - 600

2135 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN POSTAL TELEGRAPH FLANGE SIGN.

10 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 1 - 1/2”. DSP. This sign is an excellent cobalt blue porcelain flange. CONDITION: Side A has chipping to the very outer edges and small nicks to the field, with porcelain loss at the flange. Side B has staining to the face and minor scratching. The majority of the damage is confined to the very outer edges. There is also porcelain loss to the flange itself. (7.9). 300 - 600

2136 - SSP WELLS FARGO & CO. EXPRESS MONEY ORDERS

SIGN.

10” x 15”. This blue cobalt porcelain sign with white lettering advertises Wells Fargo & Company Money Order, dated 1898. CONDITION: In outstanding condition. Shows great color and shine with minor edge wear to the mounting holes. It has a fantastic original Ing-Rich enamel paper label on the back. Shows very little signs of wear practically new old stock with an original paper label on the back. (9.2.) 2,000 - 4,000

2137 - EXPRESSMENS LEAGUE PROTECTION PORCELAIN.

6” x 3 - 1/2”. This is a small porcelain plate reading “Expressmens League Protection.” CONDITION: There is some chipping around the grommet holes on the upper right and left, as well as a small chip in the lower-right corner. (Good Plus). 100 - 300

2138 - LOT OF 2: PLASTIC FRONT LIGHT-UP SIGNS.

Larger: 36” x 6 - 1/2” x 18 - 1/4”. The first piece is a Gift House Stamp light-up sign with a plastic front and clock. Maintains the original metal framed canister. The second is a Top Value Stamps plastic front light-up sign. CONDITION: In good condition, showing some areas of oxidation to the metal cannister, no chips or cracks noted to the plastic front. (7.8). 300 - 600

2139 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED FRY’S CHOCOLATE AND FRAMED REVERSE GLASS SIGN FOR UNNOTED MFG OF PRETTY YOUNG WOMAN.

largest: 13 - 1/4” x 20 - 1/4” x 1- 1/2”. The first item is a reverse glass Fry’s Chocolate sign depicting a young boy in sad and happy faces, showing desperation, pacification, expectation, acclimation and realization of Fry’s Chocolate. CONDITION: Shows light fading to the blue in the representation of the young boy, mounted in a contemporary frame that is most likely not original. The second item is a reverse glass sign of a pretty young woman of unknown manufacture. CONDITION: Shows original metal frame and light reverse paint loss. (8.0). 300 - 600

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2140 - FENNER V-BELT DRIVES PORCELAIN FLANGE SIGN.

14” x 19 - 1/2” x 2”. This porcelain flange sign has great color and shine, marked “Sur Enamel” in the lower-right corner. CONDITION: Side A shows light chipping to the outside edges as well as the fold for the flange. Side B shows areas of light chipping and oxidation to the outside edges. The flange itself has significant chipping around the mounting holes, as well as surface rust and bending to the metal in the same area.

(7.8). 300 - 600

2141 - BLANGY REVEIL ROBUSTE BT ET PRECIS PORCELAIN FLANGE SIGN.

21” x 14” x 2”. This is a double sided porcelain sign advertising “Blangy / Reveil Robuste et Précis.” CONDITION: Side A has great color and shine with a graphic of a clock. Appears to have light areas of oxidation and scrapes to the extreme bottom edge. Some areas of paint loss noted at the inside of the flange. Side B has great color and shine. Shows light edge wear to the bottom edge and areas of porcelain loss at the bend in the flange. (8.7). 300 - 900

2142 - EARLY PORCELAIN SIGN ADVERTISING SUNLIGHT SOAP.

30” x 20”. This is an early porcelain sign from Lever Brothers Limited for their Sunlight Soap, which was made in England and marketed in India. CONDITION: There are areas of touch-up around the mounting holes, light scratches and scuffs to the main graphic field, with a great image of the middle of a box of the soap. (7.5). 300 - 900

2143 - DOUBLE SIDED COLLINS PORCELAIN SIGN.

16” x 22”. Both sides shows great color and shine. CONDITION: The first side shows slight imperfections in the manufacturing on the right hand edge. One small chip in the lower bottom edge. The second side shows no discernable areas of damage. Shows very little signs of use and wear. (8.9). 300 - 700

2144 - SINGLE SIDED TIN SIGN ADVERTISING PHILIP MORRIS CIGARETTES.

27” x 14 - 1/4”. This single sided tin sign is embossed with great color and shine, made by the Stout Sign Company out of St. Louis, Missouri. CONDITION: There are just some light areas of rub and paint loss to the self framed outside borders. There are a couple of light surface scratches to the embossed lettering, but nothing that distracts from the overall bright color and shine of the sign. (8.7). 300 - 700

2145 - FRAMED MCVITIE & PRICES’S REVERSE PAINTED SIGN.

Frame: 19” x 37”. Housed in a period frame. A reverse on glass advertising biscuits. Marked bottom-center “Jenkinson 22i. Summer Lake, Birmm.” CONDITION: Good condition overall, with some flaking to the outer edges. Paint seems stable overall. Some touch-up and confined restoration to the crown and feather area. (Good). 300 - 800

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2146 - BLUE COAL EMBOSSED TIN SIGN W/ COAL GRAPHIC.

23 - 3/4” x 33 - 1/2”. SST. Sign is maker marked “A.M.” and dated 1961. A nice example of this seldom-seen sign from Blue Coal. Sign shows excellent color and gloss throughout the field, showing a few minor areas of surface scratching in the graphic as well as the outer blue field. The sign shows a few minor areas of denting in the field as well as some heavier denting and paint loss along the outer self framed edge. Although the sign shows some wear areas, it displays well and is a great piece of bright and graphic coal advertising. (7.75+). 300 - 600

2147 - SINGLE SIDED SELF FRAMED TIN SHULLSBURG ARROW.

19 - 1/2” x 4 - 3/4”. This is a nice display tin Shullsburg arrow sign. Crocodiling of the paint throughout the face of the sign. Some very minor scratching and paint loss to the field itself. There is noticeable paint loss throughout the edge of the piece. Good color throughout. (7.9). 300 - 600

2148 - LOT OF 2: SINGLE SIDED TIN SIGNS.

Largest: 20” x 10”. The first is a Kramer’s Beverages sign with an excellent bottle graphic. CONDITION: There is crazing to the paint at the very outer edges and some staining to the field. The second piece is a Shep’s Birch Beer sign with excellent colors, gloss, and graphics. (8.0). (9.0). 300 - 600

2149 - PORCELAIN STRIP SIGN

ADVERTISING MERRICK SCALE MFG CO. PASSAIC, NJ.

36” x 3”. This is a black and white porcelain strip sign advertising the Merrick Scale Manufacturing Company, Passaic, New Jersey. CONDITION: Shows two small chips in the word “meter” to the right hand side as well as light chipping around a couple of the mounting holes. (8.0). 300 - 600

2150 - DIE-CUT FLANGE SIGN ADVERTISING JIC-JAC SOFT DRINK. 17 - 7/8” x 13 - 1/4” x 2”. This die-cut tin sign advertising Jic-Jac has good color and shine. CONDITION: Side A appears to have a scratch just below the “C” in “Jic”. Side B appears to have a thin scratch through the “J” in “Jic.” There are other light surface scratches noted on both sides, but nothing distracts from the great color and shine of this flange sign. (8.0). 300 - 600

2151 - THE QUALITY LAMP THREE DIMENSIONAL WINDOW DISPLAY.

27” x 21 - 1/4”. This is a three-dimensional window display advertising the Quality Lamp. Bottom left-hand corner is marked “Salzer & Co. Inc, N.Y.” CONDITION: Good, one area of tearing in the lower corner, where the three dimensional piece conjoins. (7.75). 300 - 600

2152 - SINGLE SIDED WOOD WESTCOTT RULER SIGN.

72” x 9 - 1/4”. This is an excellent wooden sign in the shape of a ruler. CONDITION: There are cracks to the wood on both the left and right corners. There is also scratching to the face of the sign. . (8.0).

300 - 600

2153 - LOT OF 2: TIN STRIP SIGNS.

13 - 1/2” x 3”. The first piece is a Buckeye Beer single sided embossed tin strip sign. The sign has excellent graphics. CONDITION: In the script are areas of minor paint loss and staining at the hanging holes. In particular, there is paint loss to the “N” in “Months” and the “N” in “In.” The second piece is a “Call Again 5¢ Cigar” sign that has great color throughout. CONDITION: Excellent. (8.9 - 9.50). 300 - 600

2154 - THE FINDORA BOUQUET SIGN.

22 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2”. This bouquet sign is embossed cardboard with beautiful color and graphics. CONDITION: There is color fade throughout, but most of the damage is to the left corner of the sign where there are tears to the paper. There are also areas of water damage. This piece has been beautifully framed and matted. (7.8). 300 - 600

2155 - TIN OVER CARDBOARD OCCIDENT FLOUR ADVERTISING DISPLAY.

14” x 9”. This is a chain hanger advertising Occident flour. Labeled “The Novelty Adv Co., Coshocton, O.” CONDITION: This is in original condition with all samples intact. It details the manufacture of wheat flour and reads “Cost More - Worth It!” Marked “Russell-Miller Milling Co. / Minneapolis, Minnesota.” Displays well. (Good Plus). 200 - 600

2156 - LOT OF 4: MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Largest: 12” x 4 - 1/2”. This is a lot of four miscellaneous advertising signs. The first is a Kerns Soda sign with two elk prominently displayed on each side. It has minor paint, but is in overall nice displayable condition. The second a single-sided porcelain sign that reads “Turn Off Showers”. The bottom shows signs of deterioration along with some of the white areas of the porcelain. The third is a portion of a door push for Necco Candies, marked on the back “Richard A Klein Inc - Boston Mass - Made in U S A.” It has a little bit of color fade and rusting to the edges. The fourth is a double-sided Johnson & Johnson adhesive bandage sign, showing signs of weathering and rusting on both sides. The colors are strong with solid subject matter. (7.0). 200 - 400

2157 - LOT OF 2: TIN ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Larger: 13 - 3/4” x 5 - 7/8”. This is a lot of two tin advertising signs. The first is an embossed tin Butter-Nut Bread sign, marked “Schulze Advertising Service Chicago Bakery Advertising.” It has some bends through the face and at the edges, but otherwise has strong colors and presents nicely. The second is one of the oldest known signs for “The Evening Bulletin / Philadelphia / one cent” tin over cardboard. It was only one cent for a year. This has flakes to the paint both on the edges and in the field. Marked “National Sign Co., Dayton, O., & Phila.” (7.0). 200 - 400

2158 - CATTLE RAISERS SIGN. 20” x 10”. SSP. This is a single-sided porcelain sign from the Texas Cattle Raisers association. The piece has strong color and gloss with the always popular cobalt blue color. There are areas of staining and a couple chips to the porcelain, but is overall an excellent piece is nice displayable condition. (8.0). 200 - 400

2159 - LIGHT-UP BEACON SHOE SIGN.

16” x 4 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2”. This has the original can and reverse glass panel that reads “$3 / $3.50 / Beacon Shoe / We are Exclusive Agents For Beacon Shoes.” CONDITION: This point of sale piece is in working order and displays well. (8.5). 200 - 600

2160 - LOT OF 4: SMALL ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Largest: 20” x 1 - 1/2”. This lot of four advertising signs consists of a Blue Ribbon Bread strip sign, a cardboard die-cut Whistle double sided fan pull, a small single sided tin sign stating “This Building Bonded,” and a “Call Again 5¢ Cigar” door strip sign. CONDITION: All pieces show very little wear, with some light surface scratches to the outside edges, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of the signs. (8.7). 200 - 400

2161 - LOT OF 2: MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE ADVERTISEMENTS.

Larger: 14 - 1/4” x 10 - 1/4”. This lot of two Maxwell House Coffee advertisements consists first of a composition sign, with embossing stating “We Serve Maxwell House Coffee”. Would have been most likely located in a counter service restaurant. Great color with no noticeable damage or repair. The second is a cardboard advertisement for Maxwell Coffee in a frame. Great graphics of an original Maxwell House coffee tin, reading “Good to the Last Drop”. CONDITION: Very little signs of wear or use for both signs. (8.7). 200 - 500

2162 - 3 DIMENSIONAL COMPOSITION ADVERTISING FOR MAZAWATEE TEA.

Frame: 20” x 2 - 1/8” x 23 - 3/4”. This is a wonderful three dimensional composition piece of advertising for the Mazawatee Tea. Calling it “Peace”, “Love”, and “War” are the three gentlemen at the top, all enjoying their cups of tea under the words “The Loving Cup.” CONDITION: Shows areas of foxing and crackling to the original finish and paint. No noticeable cracks, chips, or repairs. The piece of advertising has a great early look and is a great piece of tea advertising. (7.0). 200 - 600

2163 - LOT OF 3: FRAMED FRENCH ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest: 15 - 1/2” x 20 - 3/4” x 1”. The first is for Sassi, which appears to be a stain remover, with a little girl trying to remove a stain from her dress. The second is advertisement appears to be for a starch, marked “Radiator / Glace le Linge.” The third is La Milanaise, a shampoo.

CONDITION: They are unused and are framed in contemporary frames, showing great color and shine, ready to be hung on the wall. (9.0). 300 - 700

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2164 - EARLY FRAMED RECRUIT LITTLE CIGARS ADVERTISEMENT.

Framed: 11” x 16” x 1”. This is a rare, heavy cardboard advertisement for Recruit Cigars. It shows a recruit, most likely from World War I, holding a package of the Recruit Little Cigars. CONDITION: There are some areas of cardboard loss in the lower-left corner, as well as an area in the upper-right margin above the letter “C” in “Recruit.” No other noticeable areas of paper loss, with one light scuff in the interior of the “R”. (8.0). 300 - 800

2165 - LARGE SENTINEL PICTURE SEALED TV FLANGE SIGN.

24” x 18”. This is a large flange sign advertising Sentinel Televisions. CONDITION: The first side shows good color and shine, with light scratches and areas of paint loss primarily to the outside edges and above the “T” in “Sentinel.” The second side shows areas of paint loss to the upper edges, with light surface scratching in the black area as well as an area of paint loss in the “I” in “Sentinel.” (7.8). 200 - 500

2166 - FRISKIES DOG FOOD FLANGE SIGN. 12 - 1/2” x 12” x 2”. This flange sign is marked “Printed by AAW USA” and shows a graphic of a dog for Friskies Dog Food. CONDITION: Both sides show good color and shine with light surface scratches. (8.7). 200 - 500

2167 - LOT OF 2: EMOBSSED TIN NAPOLEON CIGARS AND NIAGARA GYPSUN SIGNS. Largest: 27 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4”. The first item is a single sided tin tacker embossed Napoleon Cigar sign. CONDITION: Shows areas of scratches and scrapes primarily to the lower and top edges. The second item is a Niagara Gypsun Company, Buffalo, New York marked for the “American Artworks Company, Coshocton, Ohio.” CONDTION: Shows areas of paint loss and oxidation to the edges. One noticeable chip in the letter “A” in “Niagara.” (6.0 - 8.0). 400 - 700

2168 - SINGLE SIDED TIN SIGN ADVERTISING CHARLES MCKEONE & SON CO. SOAPS, PHILADELPHIA.

Frame: 32 - 1/4” x 24” x 1 - 3/4”. This is a very early tin sign advertising Charles McKeone & Son Co. Soaps, which were manufactured in Philadelphia at the turn of the century. A wonderful graphic of a young lady, with great representation of the advertising for the company. CONDITION: There is staining, scrapes, scuffs and areas of paint loss to most of the imagery, however this is a very early tin sign and has a great overall aged look. (6.0). 300 - 700

2169 - FRAMED HEAVY PAPER ADVERTISEMENT FOR SWIFT’S JEWEL SHORTENING.

Frame: 23 - 1/4” x 19 - 1/2”. This is a heavy paper advertisement showing an early graphic of three young boys, trying to get their hands on some freshly-made donuts. CONDITION: There is a fold to the far-left edge that goes from top to bottom, through the word “Swift’s” to the words “Fisherman’s Luck.” There is an area of paper loss in the lower-right corner, but no other discernable areas or imperfections noted. A great graphic and a great piece of Swift’s Jewel Shortening advertising. (7.0). 200 - 500

2170 - FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISEMENT FOR ELGIN WATCHES.

Frame: 21 - 3/4” x 16 - 1/4” x 3/4”. This is a very well-known image of Father Time holding a clock, advertising Elgin Watches, “The World’s Standard.” Housed in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: Shows very little use or wear, and is likely a new old stock graphic. (9.0). 200 - 500

2171 - LOT OF 2: FRAMED ADVERTISEMENTS.

Largest Frame: 21” x 16 - 1/2” x 1”. A lot of two framed advertisements. The first is a framed advertisement for Ken-Wel brand baseball gloves, showing a graphic of Lou Gehrig. The second is a Selz Shoes sign, showing a graphic of “Shoeless” Joe Jackson wearing Selz Shoes. Both advertisements are paper and have been framed in contemporary frames. CONDITION: Both advertisements show little to no use or wear. (9.0).

300 - 600

2172 - J. B. LEWIS SHOE- MAKER SINGLE SIDED TIN ADVERTISING SIGN. 19 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. This is a single sided tin sign for J.B. Lewis, Boston, Massachusetts. Depicts a cobbler working on a pair of shoes. CONDITION: Shows moderate surface scratches throughout the sign, areas of foxing, mounting hole in the middle of the young man’s chest and light folds to the corners. An extremely difficult tin sign to find with great image. (6.5). 300 - 700

2173 - SERIOGRAPH NUDE CALLED “ECSTASY” BY BORIS SKVIRSKY. 20 - 1/4” x 24 - 1/4”. A professionally framed print by Boris Skvirsky titled “Ecstasy”. Captivating, erotic, and sexy. CONDITION: Excellent condition showing no issues, a great image. (9.0). 200 - 500

2174 - WOODEN KEATING CREAMERY CO SIGN. 85” x 11”. Shows wear from age and use with an added partial frame on the back. This is an early hand painted sign. . (7.5). 300 - 700

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2175 - SELF FRAMED OVAL TIN SIGN ADVERTISING WHITE ROCK.

16” x 19 - 1/2”. This a great oval self framed tin sign for White Rock Sparkling Beverage, depicting the iconic fairy glancing at her reflection in the water. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the outside rim, scuffs and scrapes within the playfield and some areas of touch-up where it says “White Rock.” The sign shows great graphics and still would display well in any collection. (6.5). 200 - 500

2176 - SINGLE SIDED PAINTED METAL LEAF SPEARMINT CHEWING GUM SIGN.

25” x 8 - 7/8”. SST. This piece has excellent graphics and color. CONDITION: There are minor rubs to the paint and staining in the field along with bends at the corners. (8.5). 200 - 400

2177 - OKLAHOMA NATURAL GAS CO. PUMP PLATE.

8” Diameter. A porcelain Oklahoma Natural Gas pump plate showing a torch on the front. CONDITION: Shows an area of repair around the center mounting hole, otherwise shows good color and shine. (8.5). 200 - 500

2178 - DIE-CUT FLANGE SIGN ADVERTISING “JUST RIGHT ROLLED OATS”. 12 - 3/8” x 10 - 1/4” x 1 - 3/4”. A die-cut flange sign marked for the “American Arts Sign Co. Brooklyn, New York” advertising “Just Right Rolled Oats.” CONDITION: Side 1 shows areas of restoration that was done over surface rust. Side 2 shows no areas of restoration with light fading to the overall image with the possible touch-up to the “J” in “Just Right” on the left hand side. (7.0). 300 - 600

2179 - PUBLIC TELEPHONE FLANGE SIGN.

13” x 11 - 1/4” x 1 - 1/2”. DST. This is an excellent double sided tin flange sign. CONDITION: Side 1 shows good color and shine with a rub to the paint at the upper left hand corner. Side 2 has good color and shine with areas of scratching, primarily in the lower right hand corner and upper right hand corner. (8.2). 200 - 500

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2180 - RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY PORCELAIN SIGN.

12” x 12”. This is a single sided porcelain sign advertising the Railway Express Agency. Iconic square sign in the company’s red, black and white colors. CONDITION: Shows a quarter size chip in the “Y” in “Railway”, as well as chip around the lower-right mounting hole and light chipping to several edges. (7.8). 200 - 500

2181 - EARLY TIN SIGN ADVERTISING PRINCIPE ALFONSO CLEAR HAVANA CIGARS.

13 - 5/8” x 10”. This is a very early tin sign advertising S. Ottenberg & Brothers Principe Alfonso Clear Havana Cigars, “5 in Bundle 25¢.” CONDITION: Shows substantial surface oxidation to the rear side. The front shows dirt and areas of paint fading. The sign can improve greatly with a good cleaning. (7.0). 200 - 400

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2182 - TIN CARTER INX THERMOMETER.

7 - 1/4” x 27 - 1/4”. This is a great tin die-cut thermometer showing two scales for Carter Inx stationary, blank books and writing materials.

CONDITION: Shows light areas of chipping in the lower-right corner. Otherwise, there is no other damage or repair. (8.5). 300 - 600

2183 - LOT OF 2: CHIQUITA AND KEN-L MEAL THERMOMETERS.

Larger: 7 - 1/4” x 26 - 3/4”. The first is a restored “For Best Results! Feed Your Dog Ken-L-Meal” thermometer. CONDITION: Glass is in place, this particular thermometer has restoration throughout. The second is a Chiquita Bananas thermometer. Stamped “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Multiple areas of scraping, scuffing, and scratches. The glass is in place. (Restored , 6.5). 200 - 800

2184 - FRAMED ADVERTISING CALENDAR FOR BROWN & BIGELOW REMEMBRANCE ADVERTISING CO.

Frame: 47 - 3/4” x 23 - 1/2”. This is a calendar advertising an advertising company, dated 1949 with a full calendar. CONDITION: New old stock, showing very little signs of wear. (9.0). 100 - 300

2185 - LOT OF 3:TIN AND PORCELAIN DOOR PUSHES.

Largest: 4” x 12”. This lot of three door pushes consists first of a tin Bunny Bread sign with a great graphic of their iconic bunny. The second is a Chocolate drink single sided tin door push, reading “Delicious Chocolate try a Bottle.” The last is a new old stock Vicks VapoRub palm press, stating “Come In.” CONDITION: Shows very little signs of wear or use, some light surface scratches to the outside edges of the tin signs. (8.7). 100 - 300

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2186 - WOOD MASTER X SIDEWALK SIGN. 22” x 34 - 1/2”. This is a wooden sidewalk sign that could have possibly been a bean bag toss. Marked for “Master X and Company.” Folk art painted on original wood with easel back. CONDITION: Shows some areas of wear and paint loss, otherwise a great folk art look. (7.0). 100 - 300

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2187 - LOT OF 2: LIGHT-UP ADVERTISING SIGNS.

Larger: 37” x 5 - 1/2” x 11”. The first is a Hey Bros Ice Cream, a light-up sign with clock, plastic front with metal cannister.

CONDITION: It shows little wear and is currently working. The second piece is a Whirlpool products light-up sign. Maintains the original metal canister with a plastic front. CONDITION: No chips, cracks or breaks noted. Both signs work at the time of description. Shows areas of wear and oxidation to the metal cans. (7.8). 100 - 500

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Larger: 22” x 26” x 1 - 1/2” The first sign is an Asti girl in a period frame. CONDITION: There is a repair in the middle-bottom, as well as light water staining across the bottom. The second is a framed cardboard advertising for Voight’s Beer, showing an officer with his Dobermans, enjoying a glass of his favorite beer. CONDITION: There is some water staining to the left edge, as well as staining to the borders on the bottom. There is one area of paper loss near the disposed bottle in the lower-right corner. (7.0). 100 - 500

2189 - NONE SUCH TIN FRONT CLOCK. 9 - 1/2” Dia. x 2”. This is a hard to find, rare, advertising clock was for None Such Mince Meat Pumpkin & Squash, “Like Mother Used to Make.” It is a cardboard front dial mounted to a tin back that almost looks like a pipe hand. CONDITION: Includes the original clock hands, but does not appear to work. (6.8). 300 - 700

2190 - FRAMED SHOW POSTER FOR “BUNCO IN ARIZONA”.

Frame: 34 - 1/2” x 48”. This is a framed poster for a performance of “Bunco in Arizona”, starring Richard Henderson as Black Hawk. This poster was made by the American Show Print Company out of Milwaukee, numbered 7923. A great graphic of Richard Henderson as Black Hawk, framed in a contemporary frame. CONDITION: There are very little signs of wear, with light foxing at the edges. . (8.5). 400 - 900

2191 - FRAMED BARBER MILLING CO. SIGN.

Frame: 20 - 3/4” x 26 - 3/4”. This is a paper sign advertising Barber Milling Co., showing two young kids dipping their hands in Barber Milling flour. CONDITION: There is significant ruffles and paper loss to the sign, primarily to the lower-right and the lower-left corners. There are folds to the paper across the young girl’s face, as well as across the middle of the graphic. However, this is a very whimsical sign, with a great and colorful image. (6.0). 200 - 500

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2192 - ELEY KYNOCH CARTRIDGE FLANGE SIGN.

18 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2” x 2”. This is a double sided tin flange sign advertising Eley Kynoch shotgun shell cartridges. CONDITION: Side A shows signs of restoration and inpainting with good color and shine. Side B shows areas of restoration and end painting with good color and shine. Most likely clear coated on both sides. (6.0). 200 - 500

2193 - FRAMED HARRISON & MORTON PROTECTION.

31 - 1/4” x 29 - 1/2”. Housed in a contemporary frame and glass, with contemporary matting. Dated 1888 to 1892, “Harrison & Morton Protection.” This particular advertisement shows an image of the iconic, strong-looking bald eagle and is printed on banner cloth. CONDITION: Good condition, with a few fold marks, consistent with shipping and age. Good, strong colors and nice graphics. (Good). 100 - 400

2194 - EARLY PAINTED WOOD SIGN FOR NORMAN STOVES & RANGES.

5 - 1/2” x 47 - 1/2”. This early painted wood sign advertises Norman Stoves & Ranges The L.J. Macy Proprietor Pulaski, New York.

CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and dirt consistent with early wood painted signs. No repairs and breaks noted. (7.8). 200 - 400

2195 - DIE-CUT

6 - 3/4” x 24” x 14 - 1/2”. This is a double sided die-cut wood finger pointing sign notating “Please Park in Rear.” CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and missing paint. However, the sign has a great early look and has been mounted on a contemporary stand. (7.0). 200 - 400

2196 - CAST IRON SPEAR HEAD TOBACCO CUTTER.

4” x 17” x 4”. This is a fantastic cast iron tobacco cutter advertising Spear Head Tobacco by the P.J. Sourg Company. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the cast iron. However, the cast iron has a great aged look and still retains the majority of its red paint. . (Good). 200 - 400

2197 - FRAMED REVERSE PAINTED GLASS POPCORN SIGN.

Frame: 55” x 18 - 1/2”. A glass sign advertising fresh popcorn. Glue chip construction with reverse painted red lettering. CONDITION: In a contemporary frame and with no areas of touch-up noted, possibly restored. . (8.0). 100 - 300

WOOD POINTING FINGER SIGN STATING “PLEASE PARK IN REAR”.

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2198 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN MARGELLA CIGARS & WHIFFS SIGN.

13 - 1/2” x 67”. A wonderful single sided porcelain sign advertising Margella cigars. Good color and shine with good shelving. CONDITION: Chips primarily to the outside edges and to the mounting holes. A great piece of early cigar advertising. . (7.8). 500 - 2,000

2199 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN PEGASUS SIGN.

76” x 42”. SSP. A wonderful die-cut porcelain sign of the iconic Pegasus Mobile Oil horse.

CONDITION: Showing touchups at the tail and leg pressure points, good color and shine, no damage or repair in the main field. . (8.0). 1,000 - 3,000

2200 - LARGE SMOKEY THE BEAR HIGHWAY SIGN.

60” x 89”. SST. Single sided metal painted roadside sign with Smokey the Bear. Great subject matter with bright color and Smokey’s trademark saying. CONDITION: Showing light scratches from use and areas of paint loss, but is overall a great sign with a great graphic. . (7.8). 500 - 1,500

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2201 - SINGLE SIDED PORCELAIN LEONARD BROS SIGN.

49” x 24”. This is a SSP sign advertising Leonard Brothers Motor Express from Greensburg, Pennsylvania, showing good color and shine to the porcelain. CONDITION: Majority of the wear to the sign is at the mounting holes. There are no distinctive chips or large scratches noted in the main graphic field. Some wear to the edges and missing grommets from instillation and de-installation. (8.0). 500 - 2,000

2202 - ORIGINAL DIE-CUT DOAN’S KIDNEY PILLS WOOD ADVERTISING TERMOMETHER.

21” x 5” x 3/4”. This is a very early die-cut wood thermometer for Doan-’s Kidney Pills showing a die-cut gentleman at the top with a back ache with all the correct labeling and thermometer tube. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, surface dirt, and scratches primarily from age. Areas of fading to the lettering. However, it is an early wooden thermometer and would look great in any thermometer collection. (7.8). 200 - 400

2203 - KITCHEN INDIVIDUAL LIGHT UP LETTERS SIGN

MOUNTED ON STAINLESS STEEL BASE.

75” x 17” x 9”. SST. An excellent displaying sign showing “Kitchen” spelled in individual tin letters, with working bulbs housed in each letter. Letters are nicely mounted to a stainless steel base that displays the piece well. This is a newly made contemporary sign that is in excellent working condition and shows wonderfully, a perfect piece for décor. . (8.5). 1,000 - 2,000

LOT - 2204

2204 - SPUD’S DOG BUD LIGHT BEER NEON ADVERTISING SIGN.

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LOT - 2205

20” x 6” x 27”. This red and white neon sign features a figural dog’s head and reads “Spud’s” across the top in blue. Features the face of Spuds MacKenzie, the bull terrier used in 1980s and 1990s Budweiser advertising. In working condition on attached frame and transformer with pull chain. Circa 1991. . (Good - Very Good). 100 - 300

2205 - FAT TIRE BEER BICYCLE NEON ADVERTISING SIGN.

24” x 20” x 4”. Yellow, red, blue and white neon sign with figural bicycle. In working condition. Mounted on a frame with attached transformer and pull chain. . (Excellent). 100 - 300

2206 - QUAKER STATE MOTOR OIL ROUND SIGN.

24” x 24” x 2”. SST. Quaker State button-type sign, stamped “Quaker State Oil Refining Corp. Made in U.S.A. G-82.” CONDITION: There is damage to the top of the sign around one of the mounting holes. There is one major 10” scratch in the bottom-right. (6.0). 500 - 1,500

2207 - RESTORED TOKHEIM BENGAL GREEN GASOLINE PUMP.

24” x 20” x 66”. Appears to have has an older restoration. It has the original Tokheim plate on the right side with the original old hose and nozzle. The porcelain plate on the lower-left had side reads “For use as a motor fuel only. Contains lead antiknock compounds.”

CONDITION: It has a reproduction Bengal globe showing the leaping tiger, with evidence of flaking. It is dated “June 30 1989.” This is a two-sided Tokheim, with the one side missing glass. It has the original dials and tin pricing plate. One of the panels reveals a five-shelf interior. Areas of wear to the paint make this an excellent candidate for a new restoration. . (Restored). 1,000 - 2,500

2208 - TOKHEIM 39 RESTORED GILMORE GAS PUMP.

24” x 18” x 82”. This is an older semi-pro restoration done in the Gilmore colors and decals. All glass is frosted with no labels. The front door is hinged, and when opened reveals six compartment shelves. CONDITION: This has a reproduction door with Gilmore Globe that is dated November 1982. Globe is a reproduction. Multiple areas of surface scratching and age wear throughout, an excellent candidate for an updated restoration. . (Restored). 800 - 2,000

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2209 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN TEXACO AVIATION PRODUCTS SIGN.

24” Dia. DSP. This is an excellent extremely rare Black T piece from Texaco. CONDITION: Side A has ghosting to the field, along with areas of staining and porcelain loss. Most of the porcelain loss is confined to the outer edges of the sign. Side B has significantly more ghosting to the porcelain along with staining and scratching. There is porcelain loss to the very outer edges. Overall, an extremely rare sign from Texaco in displayable condition. (7.5) (7.0).

2,000 - 4,000

2210 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN 48” SHELL TIGER STRIPE SIGN.

48” Dia. DSP. This extremely desirable piece from Shell has outstanding color and gloss. CONDITION: Side A has multiple areas of match paint, most noticeable at both hanging grommets. Side B has multiple areas of match paint, most significantly at both hanging holes. There is also staining and one chip to the field. (7.8). 2,000 - 4,000

2211 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN UNION GASOLINE SIGN.

42” Dia. DSP. This is an excellent piece with an exceptional shield graphic, color and gloss.

CONDITION: Side A has chips to the outer edge and the piece has a couple added holes. Side B has multiple areas of match paint and holes, both at the edges and within the field of the graphic. (7.9).

1,500 - 2,500

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19” x 73”. SST. This is an excellent vertical embossed tin from U.S. Tires. CONDITION: There is color fade to the face of the sign along with staining. There are also multiple areas of match paint in the field and on the outer self framed edge. (7.5). 1,000 - 2,000

18 - 3/4” x 70 - 1/2”. SST. This is an excellent piece with tremendous colors and graphics. The sign is marked “Donaldson 3-56.” CONDITION: There is scratching throughout the field of the sign. The piece is complete with the original wood backing. (8.9). 1,000 - 2,000

2214 - DOUBLE SIDED PORCELAIN MERCEDES-BENZ SERVICE SIGN.

42” Dia. DSP. This piece has strong color and gloss and is marked “Walker & Co.” CONDITION: The first side has match paint throughout the field and the outer edges of the sign. There is also surface scratching to the face. The second side has touch-up paint throughout, as well as scratching and areas of staining. (7.25). 1,000 - 2,000

2215 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN KENDALL MOTOR OILS SERVICE SIGN.

36” x 28 - 1/2”. DST. This is an excellent die-cut double sided piece marked “Gray Sign Co. St. Louis, Missouri”. CONDITION: The first side has areas of scratching and paint loss to the field. The second side has significant paint loss towards the bottom edge of the sign and minor color fade. (7.9). 1,000 - 2,000

2212 - SELF FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN U.S. TIRES SIGN.

2213 - SINGLE SIDED TIN DELCO BATTERIES VERTICAL SIGN.

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LOT - 2219

2216 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL SIGN.

30” Dia. DST. Excellent Valvoline tin sign marked “Form V-54 G-53.” This is a great piece with tremendous color and gloss throughout. CONDITION: Side A has surface scratching to the face, as well as staining to the outer edges. Side B has staining to the field, surface scratching and minor paint loss to the outer edges. (8.9) & (9.0). 600 - 1,200

2217 - MOTORITE MOTOR OIL FLANGE SIGN.

19 - 1/2” x 20”. Double sided porcelain Motorite Motor Oil from the Union Oil Co. and a die-cut badge image. Side A and Side B shows good color and shine. CONDITION: Side A has areas of chipping to the lower-left edges as well as well as the edges primarily at the flange. Side B has areas of staining to the left side and a chip in the lower-right corner. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2218 - SINGLE SIDED TIN CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS SIGN.

10 - 1/2” x 27 - 1/2”. SST. This sign is marked “Made in the USA” and shows good color and shine. CONDITION: There are areas of scrapes and paint loss primarily to the lower image, paint drip to the middle-right and a chip in the upper-right. (7.8). 500 - 1,500

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2219 - VALVOLINE MOTOR OIL SIGN. 30” Dia. DST. This is a double sided Valvoline Motor Oil sign. Marked on both sides “2081 AM Sign Co 11 - 50.” CONDITON: Side A has multiple areas of scuffing and scrapes, mostly contained to the edges. Side B has more prevalent rust and paint loss around the edges, and paint loss and rusting in the middle with one scratch throughout Side B. (6.5). 500 - 1,500

2220 - DOUBLE SIDED UNION GASOLINE SPEED & POWER SIGN. 26” x 32”. DSP. This is a die-cut Union Oil Company of California gasoline sign labeled “Speed & Power” along the bottom. CONDITION: Sign has had multiple areas of restoration throughout on both sides. (Restored). 500 - 2,500

LOT - 2221

2221 - EMBOSSED TIN INLAND TIRES & TUBES SIGN.

16” x 54”. SST. This is a self-framed embossed tin sign advertising Inland. Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “Stout Sign Co., St. Louis Mo.” and the bottom right-hand corner “IDH-7 5 2 4. (1952) Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Good color and gloss. Three areas of rub marks in the upper half of the sign. Some creasing evident throughout. (7.0).

500 - 2,000

2222 - LOT OF 2: PRESTONE AND DELCO THERMOMETERS.

9” x 36”. First is a porcelain Prestone Anti-Freeze thermometer. Good color and gloss with the thermometer in place. CONDITION: Porcelain loss on the upper left-hand die-cut area. Minor porcelain loss on the lower left-hand rounded area. The second is a tin painted Delco Batteries thermometer stamped “Made in the U.S.A.” Thermometer is in place, age unknown. CONDITION: Minor paint loss to the outer edges. (7.5 , 7.75). 500 - 2,000

2223 - EMBOSSED TIN FISK “TIME TO RE-TIRE” SIGN.

16” x 61”. SST. This is a self-framed, embossed tin Fisk tire sign. Marked on the bottom right-hand corner “Made in U.S.A A W 4-49.” CONDITION: Added nail holes and areas of restoration. (RESTORED).

500 - 2,000

2224 - TEXACO MOTOR OIL SIGN.

18” x 36”. SST. This is a single sided Texaco Motor Oil sign. CONDITION: Grommets are in place along top, bottom, and sides. Extra nail holes added. Some paint flaking contained to the service man’s hand area and dip stick, does not distract from the overall image. (7.0).

500 - 2,000

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2225 - DOUBLE SIDED WOLF’S HEAD MOTOR OIL SIGN.

23” x 30”. DST. This is a double sided Wolf’s Head sign marked “A-M 1-71” and “A-M 2-71.” CONDITION: Both sides show minimal wear with some light surface scuffing and scrapes. Both grommets are in place at the top right and left-hand sides. (7.5). 500 - 2,000

2226 - SELF FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN DUNLOP TIRES SIGN.

14” x 60”. SST. This is a self-framed, embossed tin, Dunlop Tires sign. Marked in the bottom left-hand corner “Made in U.S.A” and “A-M, Inc, Lynchburg, Va. 10-81” in the bottom right-hand corner. CONDITION: Minimal areas of scratching and scuffing throughout. (9.0). 500 - 1,500

2227 - SELF FRAMED EMBOSSED TIN KENDALL MOTOR OIL SIGN.

12” x 71”. SST. This is a self framed, embossed tin Kendall Motor Oil Sign. Shows the iconic two finger Kendall hand in the top center. Marked in the bottom right-hand corner “Grace Sign & Mfg. Co. St. Louis, MO. 10.” CONDITION: Excellent, minor scuffing and scrapes that do not distract. . (9.0). 500 - 1,500

2228 - B.F. GOODRICH TIRES SIGN.

48” x 20”. This is a double sided, painted metal sign advertising B.F. Goodrich Tires. CONDITON: Multiple areas of paint loss, scuffing, and scratching throughout. Sign would improve with a good cleaning. (6.5). 400 - 1,500

2229 - SSP LEONARD BROTHERS MOTOR EXPRESS SIGN.

73” x 14”. This is a single sided porcelain sign that came from the Leonard Brothers Motor Express in Greensburg, Pittsburgh and New York. Simply marked “Leonard” in great block letters on red and white porcelain.

CONDITION: Shows good color and shine, which could be enhanced with a good polishing. Areas of wear primarily around the mounting holes with some grommets missing. Appears to have no distinctive chips or large scratches in the main graphic field. . (8.0). 300 - 1,000

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2230 - TIN CHAMPION SPARK PLUGS SIGN.

10 - 1/2” x 27 - 1/2”. SST. This is a Champion Spark Plug Service sign. Stamped in the bottom left-hand corner “Made in U.S.A.” CONDITION: Areas of rub marks, scuffing, and scratching in the letters. Nothing that takes away from the good gloss and shine. (8.0). 200 - 400

2231 - SELF FRAMED ALUMINUM BOSCH SPARK PLUGS SIGN.

10” x 24”. This is an aluminum, self framed, Bosch Spark Plugs sing marked “Scioto Signs Kenton, Ohio. U.S.A. 1977.” Shows a Bosch spark plug marked “Germany.” CONDITION: Excellent, minor areas of scratching and scuffing. (9.0). 200 - 600

2232 - DOUBLE SIDED TIN GREYHOUND BUS SIGN.

24” x 48”. DST. This is a double-sided tin Greyhound bus sign with the popular Greyhound dog graphic. It is marked for the maker and dated “95.” CONDITION: There are some scratches, areas of staining and areas of paint loss to both sides, however the sign has a great graphic and would display very well from a wall bracket. (7.8 - 8.0). 300 - 600

2233 - TRAFFIC SIGNAL LIGHT.

16” x 16” x 69 - 1/4”. This has a cast iron base fabricated to hold this wonderfully restored stop light, which displays red, yellow and green. The back of the stop light is labeled “Eagle Signals”, with an image of eagle on all three sections. CONDITION: In excellent restored condition.

. (Excellent)(Restored). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 2233

2234 - PHENOMENAL INLAID ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD REVERSE GLASS SIGN. Frame: 24” x 98 - 1/4”. This is a large horizontal format Rock Island Route reverse painted glass sign with Mother of Pearl and other jewel inlay. Marked for the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Rocky Mountain Limited Railroad. CONDITION: The glass shine certainly shows age, with areas of cracks to the mica and Mother of Pearl inlay. Certainly a museum quality piece marked for Engine Number 1101. . (8.5 - 8.7). 20,000 - 60,000

LOT - 2235

LOT - 2238

2235 - FRAMED CARDSTOCK PHOTOGRAPH.

27 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2”. This is a cardstock photograph in a period frame, behind glass. Shows an African American wedding. Bottom right-hand corner is marked “Copyright 1897. By Knaffl & Bro 1897 Knoxville Tenn.” Name of photo is “Honey Does Yo Lub Yo Man?” Also printed along the bottom is “Compliments of Bernheim Dist’g. Co. Louisville, K.Y.” CONDITION: Good, original matting shows areas of discoloration and water damage. (7.75). 500 - 1,500

2236 - F. HOLMQUIST LUNCH COUNTER ICE CREAM PARLOR CALENDAR.

28 - 1/2” x 23 - 3/4” x 3/4”. This is an embossed cardboard lithograph calendar with impeccable color and gloss, featuring a 1910 Cadillac from Cadillac Michigan. There are a couple bends to the edges, but they are nicely covered up with the professional frame and matting. The graphics on this piece are outstanding with the woman standing next to the old steam car. This is more than likely a new old stock calendar from 1910. (8.5). 600 - 1,200

2237 - PAPER LITHOGRAPH CARLSONS ICE CREAM CALENDAR.

22 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/4”. This calendar is from Denver, Colorado, marked “Denver’s Own Denver Owned Dairy.” This piece appears to be new old stock with all the month cards still attached. It has a bend at the bottom and some rips at the edges, marked “2002 Hi-Fliers.” It has excellent color and great subject matter, housed in a nice frame and will display beautifully. (7.9). 200 - 600

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LOT - 2239

2238 - LOT OF 3: MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISING ITEMS.

Largest: 15” x 11”. The first is a 3D embossed, die-cut advertising piece for Automatic Playing Musical Instruments with a complete calendar pad from 1907. A beautiful die-cut with no noticeable areas of cardboard loss. The second piece is a heavy cardboard sign hanger for El Rocco Cigars showing a picture of a woman in the middle. This is embossed, heavy cardboard with great look and great color. The third piece is a very early calendar for 1905 with a complete pad. It is from Rachel Tuck & Sons, London, Paris, and New York and depicts an African-Amer ican woman wishing great things upon the owner’s of the house that the calendar hangs in. (Very Good - Excellent). 200 - 400

2239 - LARGE LOT OF ADVERTISING CALENDARS.

Each: 9” x 9”. This is a very large lot of advertising calendars, mostly for DeLaval. Different years and different graphics. CONDITION: They are unused in new old stock condition, with some edge wear present from handling. Great graphics and color. (8.75). 100 - 500

2240 - FRAMED NATIONAL CARBON COMPANY CALENDAR.

12 - 1/2” x 15”. This is a National Carbon Company calendar dated 1895 with a full calendar pad. It is framed behind glass in a contemporary frame. CONDITON: Excellent, colors are bright and graphic. (9.0). 100 - 300

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2241 - LOT OF 2: KODAK PRINT ADS.

Each: 30 - 1/2” x 30 - 1/2”. A great pair of original Kodak advertisements on cardboard in the original aluminum frames. Most likely from a camera store, the two images are of Fisherman’s Wharf in San Francisco and Bryce Canyon, Utah. CONDITION: Shows bright colors and light foxing to the edges, but these are overall two great images of two great destinations. (8.5). 300 - 600

2242 - FRAMED VICTORIAN “TARGET HEART” FENCING LADY PRINTED PILLOW COVER.

36” x 24 - 1/4”. A wonderful depiction of a Victorian fencing lady labeled “Target Heart”, printed on a pillow cover in textile. No discernible issues or distraction, a great piece with a very early look. (8.5). 100 - 300

2243 - LOT OF 2: FASHION ART DRAWINGS.

Larger: 19 - 1/2” x 1” x 24”. A lot of two artist design renderings for a fashion manufacturer, lithographed by S.T. Taylor, Broadway, New York. Wonderful graphics of flowing gowns on models, labeled “Le Bon Ton”. CONDITION: Showing vey little wear from use or handling, matted and framed. (8.0). 100 - 300

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2244 - CONTEMPORARY CARVING OF AMERICAN BALD EAGLE STATUE.

80” x 25 - 1/2” x 14 - 1/2”. This particular carving is done very well with lots of detail and is a fantastic decoration piece. . (7.5).

500 - 2,500

2245 - LOT OF 2: 14K GOLD FILLED CANES.

36”T, Handle: 1-1/2”W. This lot of two are great examples of 14K gold filled canes. Includes 1 - standard cane with a black wooden shaft and 14K gold filled handle. The gold ornament is faceted and embellished with intricate details, displaying a glittery appearance with every movement. CONDITION: There are noticeable scratches on the surface. 36”T with a 1-1/2”W handle; and 1 - has a 14K gold filled handle with floral decoration, a rounded surface, has a black wooden shaft and silver colored tip. Scratches on the surface and wear on the shaft. 35-1/2”T with a 1-3/8”W handle. (Good - Very Good).

800 - 2,000

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2246 - ORIGINAL 2 BLADE AIRPLANE FAN.

45” x 22” x 6 - 1/2”. This is an original windless version of a two-blade airplane fan, showing an airplane tin fuselage and cast iron motor. Original pull-chain operation in copper flash dowel rod. This fan - as well as another featured elsewhere in this auction - was installed in a rec room where they had been in operation. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, in unrestored and untested condition. . (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2247 - ROBBINSON & MYERS WALL MOUNT FAN.

16” x 11” x 14”. Robbins and Myers wall mount cast iron fan, Style 107989, serial number 18667. AC motor wall mount fan in original paint and patina. !6: blades, unpolished, with new cord and fully operational. A wonderful wall mount fan for all collectors that value originality. CONDITION: Light scuffs to the original paint, light oxidation to the brass accents, original badge and switch. A wonderful example of a not often seen wall mount in original condition. (Very Good).

2,000 - 4,000

LOT - 2248

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LOT - 2249

2248 - EXTREMELY RARE EMERSON ELECTRIC WALL MOUNT FAN.

17 - 3/8” x 16 - 3/4” x 24 - 3/4”. This is an extremely rare Emerson wall mount fan No. 70150, type 1020, DC. In original paint, with original Bullwinkle blades, and it comes with provenance to the house where it was mounted with a photo of it on the wall. The rarest of wall mount fans, possibly less than a handful known, and in respectable original condition and working. CONDITION: Oxidation to the brass components, some small scuffs to the original paint, but overall a wonderful example for collectors in highly sought after original paint. (Excellent). 5,000 - 10,000

2249 - WESTINGHOUSE DIRECT CURRENT GYRO FAN WITH LIGHT KIT.

16” x 19” x 6”. A beautiful all original paint Westinghouse Direct Current Gyro Fan. Fan has been cleaned and waxed, it has been mechanically tuned and works perfectly. The blades appear to have been polished at some point and have started to patina. The fan comes with a fully operational light kit and has its cages, which are often not present. A great all-original fan in full operational condition. (Excellent). 3,000 - 6,000

2250 - ROBBINSON & MYERS “THE STANDARD” OSCILLATING FEATHERVANE FAN. 13” x 10 - 3/4” x 18 - 1/4”. Rare 12” Robbins & Myers Feathervane Oscillator in beautiful unrestored condition. One of the absolute greatest wind powered oscillators ever designed. These fans have become very sought after by collectors and therefore rarely become available. This example is all original, the paint is as complete as an original can get, with original pinstripes, unpolished blades, and a new cord. The feather has been replaced and it appears to be an exact match to the original. All parts are original including the badge and the switch. CONDITION: Showing little wear to the original paint, unpolished brass, and a new cord. Runs beautifully. Just a great example of a rare original oscillating fan for those collectors that value originality. Serial 45327. (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

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2251 - ROBBINSON & MYERS 16” “THE STANDARD” LOLLIPOP FAN. 16 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/4”. A beautiful example of a completely original 16” 1908 R&M Lollipop fan that demonstrates just how wonderful a non-restored fan can look. In the spring of 1903 another fan maker, Eck, was issued a patent for a type of oscillating fan that is known as the “Lollipop.” It consists of a stick in front of the blade with a round disk on top. He never made this fan as he was already putting a better idea on the market—the first gear driven oscillating fan. He sold or leased his patent for the “Lollipop” to Robbins & Myers of Springfield, Ohio in 1904. They continued to make lollipop fans until about 1909. CONDITION: For all you fan collectors that value originality, this is an excellent example. Everything except the cord is original, and it runs like it was brand new. Serial Number 56522. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

2252 - ROBBINSON & MYERS 12” “THE STANDARD” LOLLIPOP FAN.

13 - 1/4” x 10” x 17 - 1/4”. A beautiful example of a completely original 12” 1908 R&M Lollipop fan that demonstrates just how wonderful a non-restored fan can look. In the spring of 1903 another fan maker, Eck, was issued a patent for a type of oscillating fan that is known as the “Lollipop.” It consists of a stick in front of the blade with a round disk on top. He never made this fan as he was already putting a better idea on the market—the first gear driven oscillating fan. He sold or leased his patent for the “Lollipop” to Robbins & Myers of Springfield, Ohio in 1904. They continued to make lollipop fans until about 1909. CONDITION: For all you fan collectors that value originality, this is an excellent example. Everything except the cord is original, and it runs like it was brand new. Serial number 56584. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

2253 - ORIGINAL UNRESTORED WESTINGHOUSE GYRATING FAN.

17 - 1/4” x 28 - 1/2” x 13”. This is a cast iron Westinghouse gyrating fan with the original Westinghouse cages, label, pull start and stop chain with a six-bladed fan. These fans were primarily used in industrial applications, either on floor poles for high ceiling factories or hung from the ceiling. As the fan spins, the entire unit spins providing an amazing amount of blown air. Today, it is an amazing operation to watch work. CONDITION: Unrestored and needs electrical attention. (Fair - Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2254 - AIRPLANE FAN.

45” x 22” x 6 - 1/2”. This is an original wingless airplane fan showing an airplane fuselage and a large two-blade propeller with original copper flash dowel rod. This fan as well as another featured in this auction were de-installed from a rec room where they were in operation. CONDITION: This fan is unrestored and in original condition. It retains an electrical cord, but is untested. . (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2255 - GE COIN OP HOTEL FAN.

13” x 10” x 19”. These general electric coin-operated hotel fans were primarily found in hotels. This particular fan is a single-speed model. When depositing a nickel, you get one hour worth of fan time. The fan can be turned on and off at any time. Fan works great! CONDITION: Shows an earlier repaint that has aged well, oxidation to the four-bladed fan and the original labeling. Most likely a replaced coin door. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

2256 - WESTINGHOUSE 12” VANE OSCILLATING FAN.

13 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4” x 16 - 1/2”. Circa 1909 12” Westinghouse Vane Oscillating Desk Fan. This wind driven oscillator features beautiful original paint which has been cleaned. The fan runs flawlessly! The brass blades and guard feature original patina with no damage or repairs. The vane is original and not a kit, and also in original patina. CONDITION: Light wear to the original paint, all original parts including the vane, badge, and switch. New cord. A wonderful example for all collectors that value originality. Serial 327250 (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,400

2257 - LOT OF 3: WOODEN FRETWORK.

Largest: 60” x 18”. In fantastic original condition, free of breaks and cracks. Great decorative pieces. . (Very Good). 600 - 1,000

2258 - MARBLE STAND.

12 - 1/4” x 12 - 1/2” x 39”.

A three-piece marble stand. CONDITION: The marble is in good condition, free of any major cracks. Shows multiple scuffs and scrapes consistent with age and use. . (Good). 200 - 600

2259 - SHOWCASE.

29” x 22” x 72”. An early country store showcase in wonderfully restored condition, showing glass shelves and a beautiful tiger oak finish. There is an original sticker label reading “The Waddell WWW Co. / Greenfield, Ohio.” . (Restored). 600 - 1,100

29 - 1/2” x 8 - 3/4” x 18”. This is a great display case made out of wood construction - most likely pine - with two interior shelves and base covered in green felt with pull-down back door.

CONDITION: Shows areas of woodchips to the back door. All original interior and glass, ready for your countertop display. (Very Good). 200 - 600

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2261 - EXTREMELY EARLY AND RARE CLOCKWORK-WIND COUNTRY STORE SHOWCASE.

14 - 1/2” x 14” x 21”. This country store showcase has extended curved front glass and round carousel inside, with a clockwork mechanism mounted under the can on top. Mechanism slowly turns the carousel inside. It is unknown what the case was made for, but it definitely would date back to the turn of the century. With beveled mirror sides, the original curved glass front, one original shelf on the inside and the original lid to the clockwork mechanism. Original winding key included. This is the only showcase of this nature that we have seen, with no label to identify the maker. CONDITION: Shows some areas of oxidation and silvering loss to the mirrors. Shows the original finish to the case, which has foxing and has deteriorated somewhat over time. However, it has a great aged patina and would look great with any country store collection, or by any dealer to show smalls in a very unique showcase. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2262 - LARGE COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY CASE.

156” x 23” x 90”. This is a large country store display case built out of pine. It comes in three sections: two sections are 7’ tall by 5’ wide, with sliding glass, front load top and bottom on either side of the third center section, which most likely housed a cash register at one time, with two drawers and an open display piece below. The show display case was manufactured by Columbus Showcase Company out of Columbus, Ohio. It has two working fluorescent lights mounted in either side of the glass door showcases and also has a spot for a pendant light in the middle piece, which is not present. It is unknown if the fluorescent lights work. CONDITION: There are areas of wear, primarily due to age and use. It has never been refinished and shows areas of scratches and scuffs, with places where screws were put into the case either to hold things or to hold the three sections together. The glass doors have wavy glass and appear to be all original. There are two glass shelves in each of the side display sections. . (Good). 2,000 - 5,000

2260 - 3-TIER WOODEN COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY CASE.

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2263 - 4-SIDED “TRAPEZOID” OAK TOWER DISPLAY CASE.

33 - 1/4” x 33 - 1/4” x 70”. Another great showcase made of oak in a tower format with four shelves, original drop doors and hardware, and a bottom drawer. CONDITION: Complete, solid and in excellent condition. . (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2264 - COUNTRY STORE BREAD SHOWCASE. 29 - 1/4” x 23 - 1/4” x 31”. This is an all-original country store showcase with the original front glass advertising Bon Ton Milk Bread. With original wooden shelf interior with an added felt top for the purpose of display. Original rear doors in original finish. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

2265 - DISPLAY CASE.

36” x 20” x 68 - 1/2”. In original condition with a beautifully rounded front glass with the original hardware. The back door has a double latch that opens for display pieces. This particular case is on wheels for easy movement. The interior labels reads “In Gold Showcase Makers 119 Old St. Phone 4069.” . (Excellent). 400 - 1,200

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2266 - DISPLAY COUNTER.

118” x 25 - 1/2” x 39 - 1/2”. In original condition with original hardware. All access panels in good working order. This is a large showcase with inlayed wood in the bottom with some lifting and separation based on age. The brass corners are all intact. There is one break to the mirror in the middle left hand back access door. . (Very Good). 400 - 1,500

2267 - LOT OF 3: SMALL COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY CASES.

Largest: 10” x 9 - 1/2” x 8”. This is a lot of three small country store displays cases. The first is a small collar button showcase marked for the King Collar Co., with a small assortment of collar buttons included. The second is a small counter display for Hunt pen nibs, complete with six boxes of pen nibs. The third is a triangle showcase with an applied paper label, which reads “Nourish Your Hair / Roland’s Macassar Oil”. All three showcases are in original finish with original glass. The Hunt pen display shows some stenciling loss to the advertising. All three showcases have light scuffs and abrasions. (8.0 - 8.3). 300 - 600

2268 - ROYAL GARDEN TEAS DISPLAY CASE. 22-1/2”L x 26-1/2”W x 40-1/4”T. An early display case, composed of wood with glass sides and a single glass interior shelf. The composition of the wood features a light carved trim at the top, “Royal Garden Teas” is inscribed below. The interior is accessible by a full length back door panel with hand-stenciled inscriptions, colored in black. CONDITION: Good to very good condition overall. (Good - Very Good). 200 - 600

2269 - ARROW COLLARS COUNTRY STORE GLASS DISPLAY CASE. 25 - 1/4” x 18 - 3/4” x 7 - 1/2”. A great example of an early country store display case for Arrow Shirt collars. Oak construction with all original glass and display interior. There are some small collars for display and a partial original decal on the bottom front. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

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2270 - LARGE COUNTRY STORE CABINET, MOST LIKELY FROM A CIGAR STORE. 96” x 72” x 18”. This large oak cabinet was made by F. W. Vaden Store Fixture Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. Constructed of oak with glass doors on the top and an oak bottom with sliding oak doors. It has an El Producto Cigar decal on one door and a decal that was added at the top for the Brunswick-Balke Collender Co. CONDITION: It has an older restoration, all complete hardware and maker’s label, most likely the oak doors at the bottom were added during restoration. . (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

2271 - PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED JEWELRY DISPLAY CASE W/ FOLDING STOOLS FOR PATRONS TO SIT & SALEMEN TO SHOW PRODUCT.

37” x 37” x 32 - 1/2”. The finish is great along with the flat black cast iron castings on the bottom which give it a great overall look. Brass pieces are on all four corners are intact and free of cracks and breaks. The cast iron legs and apparatus is free of cracks and breaks. . (Good Plus). 500 - 2,000

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2272 - INGERSOLL POCKET WATCH DISPLAY CASE.

17 - 1/4” x 12 - 1/4” x 8 - 1/2”. Great pocket watch showcase advertising Ingersoll watches. Vertical front opening with four storage shelves and location to display pocket watches. Condition shows very little wear with only light scuffs to the case. (Very Good). 400 - 1,000

2273 - SMALL COUNTRY STORE SHOWCASE ADVERTISING AMERICA PURE FRUIT FLAVORS.

22” x 19 - 1/2” x 14”. This is a great size country store showcase with German silver covering oak. It has two glass shelves on the inside, and etched “America Pure Fruit Flavors” on the outside glass of the front. It has a secondary bottom added to the bottom of the showcase. There is oxidation to the German silver covering, but it is in good solid shape, with no lifting and no cracks. (Good - Very Good). 200 - 400

2274 - PURITY PRIZE CAKE DISPLAY CASE.

23 - 3/4” x 14 - 1/4” x 16 - 1/4”. This is a country store display space for Purity Cakes. Made of oak with original hardware and glass shelves. Light scratches and scuffs. (Very Good). 400 - 800

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2275 - CATHEDRAL STYLE CURVED GLASS DISPLAY CASE.

24” x 25 - 1/4” x 32 - 1/8”. This case was made by Excelsior Showcase Works, Quincy, Illinois. It retains its original brass makers plaque on the front. All the glass appears to be original and is intact with no breaks. The curved wooden supports are a little loose and would need to be glued down to make them full secure. . (Very Good). 800 - 1,600

2276 - THE SUN MFG CO DISPLAY CASE.

19” x 19 - 1/2” x 35”. A nice size steeple showcase with wood and metal trim. Front label reads “The Sun Mfg. Co. / Columbus, Ohio.” Back door is operational and has mirror. CONDITION: In overall good condition. . (Good). 700 - 2,000

2277 - FANTASTIC ORIGINAL STEEPLE SHOWCASE.

39” x 28” x 38 - 1/2”. This has glass interior shelves with properly working doors. Also, it has been wired to light up the interior. Original front tag reads “Eureka Showcase Company 208 and 210 Lake St, Chicago.” . (Very Good). 700 - 2,000

2278 - COUNTRY STORE VIENNA BAKERY CO. BREAD DISPLAY CASE. 24” x 24” x 32”. A very nice original oak country store display case that was made to advertise Vienna Bakery Co. Bread. The case is marked for Detroit, Michigan manufacturer. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear including scuffs and areas of finish loss. . (Very Good). 300 - 800

2279 - 2-PIECE LORILLARD TOBACCO DISPLAY CASE.

Larger: 34” x 19” x 38”. A P. Lorillard Tobacco case. This iconic case sits up atop a beautiful wooden table with original hardware, all-original finish and super patina. Case is stamped “P. Lorillard & Co. 17601883.” This particular piece has ornate marquee on top. CONDITION: All glass is old and original. Interior shows nicely and is original to piece. There’s a little bit of wood missing to door two where it latches, but is an easy repair. . (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000

2280 - J. P. PRIMLEY’S CALIFORNIA FRUIT AND PEPSIN CHEWING GUM SHOWCASE. 18 - 1/4” x 12” x 9 - 1/2”. This is a great country store curved-front showcase, advertising J. P. Primley’s California Fruit and Pepsin chewing gum. Original etched curved-glass front, retaining very little of its silver inlay. All original glass, with an original back door and original latch. (8.5). 300 - 600

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2281 - PRIMLEY’S CALIFORNIA FRUIT AND PEPSIN GUM DISPLAY CASE.

18 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2”. Etched glass curved glass showcase advertising Prinleys California Fruit and Pepsin chewing gum. Case Mfg. by J. Riswig. Some signs of wear and use, no reverse gold paint, but a great example in solid condition with original glass. (Very Good).

300 - 800

2282 - COUNTERTOP BEECH-NUT CHEWING GUM DISPLAY.

6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a countertop Beech-Nut Chewing Gum display that would house four complete boxes of Beech-Nut Chewing Gum. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation and foxing to the overall display. Some areas of surface rust and paint loss, primarily to the outside edges. The top marquee retains the image of the pretty girl and when filled with boxes, this display would show very well. (7.0).

200 - 600

2283 - J.R. PRIMLEY’S CHEWING GUM SHOWCASE.

18 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/4”. This is a J. R. Primley’s chewing gum showcase. CONDITION: All original oak finish to the cabinet, original glass, and missing the gold-leaf to the etched front. Original condition with great patina. . (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,000

2284 - ZENO CHEWING GUM DISPLAY CASE.

18 - 1/4” x 9 - 7/8” x 7 - 7/8”. This Zeno Chewing Gum display case has three glass shelves and an original backdoor. CONDITION: Shows a replaced Zeno marquee as well as some areas of wear to the case, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (Good). 400 - 800

2285 - VERY EARLY COUNTRY STORE KEY DISPLAY WITH LIGHT-UP TOP GLOBE. 15” x 15” x 42”. This is an early key display, showing excellent key blanks that anybody who looks to make keys for coin-operating machines would value greatly. Great display with light-up top globe in operating condition. The display comes with well over 100 key blanks. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation and age to the display, but nothing that distracts from the overall look and value of the key blanks. . (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

2286 - COUNTRY STORE BROOM DISPLAY FOR S. H. HILL BROOMS.

Display: 21 - 1/2” x 12” x 33”. A wonderful country store display wire metal rack with attached tin embossed sign advertising S. H. Hill Brooms, manufactured in Paxton, Illinois. It has a great embossed graphic of a bird on the left and establish date of the company of 1886. It comes with several examples of early brooms by several different makers. The metal rack, which was painted green, has oxidation and surface rust throughout and could be greatly served with a good cleaning. The tin sign on the front would grade at a grade 8.0 to 8.3, showing just slight scuffs and light surface scratches, with great color and shine. All the brooms are unused condition, most of them marked for Hofmann Brooms. (Good). 500 - 1,500

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2287 - YALE & TOWNE WINDOW CABINET.

18 - 1/2” x 20” x 21 - 1/2”. This is a salesman sample showing security doors, done in beautiful oak. It has the original brass handle for carrying and marquee. Dovetail work on this early piece of oak is done well. The etched glass reads “Yale & Towne MFG Co. Makers Stamford, Connecticut.” It has a graphic of a key showing “TM Security.” CONDITION: Excellent overall. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

2288 - COUNTRY STORE DIAMOND DYE CABINET WITH CHILDREN AND MANSION GRAPHIC.

23 - 3/4” x 15” x 8”. This is a fantastic Diamond Dye cabinet in walnut case, with front graphic of children playing in front of a mansion with embossed tin sign and a back embossed tin instruction sign. It has a complete interior as well as a complete paper label to the back door. There is light scuffing and areas of chips to the front corners of the wooden dye cabinet. The embossed tin sign on the front with the children and the mansion shows some light staining, a couple areas of paint loss under the girl’s red dress and a couple areas of scuffs under the “D” in “Diamond”. Colors are bright with great gloss and shine. The back tin panel shows some oxidation and surface rust at the middle-right, but has complete wording and good graphics. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2289 - THE DIAMOND DYES “GOVERNESS” DISPLAY CABINET.

30” x 21 - 1/4” x 10”. A great country store dye cabinet from Diamond Dyes with an embossed tin front sign with the “Governess” image with children. With original back doors and complete interior. CONDITION: Shows some light scratches and denting, primarily in the lower-left corner and some light oxidation to the outside edges. The colors are bright, and the image shows a wonderful graphic with a great country store look. (7.9). 500 - 1,500

2290 - EARLY COUNTRY STORE DIAMOND DYES CABINET. 16 - 1/4” x 8 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2”. An early country store Diamond Dyes cabinet showing the front embossed tin sign, referred to as the “Mansion’s Edition” with kids playing in the front yard. CONDITION: Shows original finish to the oak cabinet and bright colors and shine to the front embossed tin sign, with some light scuffs and scratches. Back door and interior are original. (8.5). 500 - 1,000

2291 - EARLY COUNTRY STORE DIAMOND DYES CABINET. 20 - 3/4” x 10 - 1/4” x 27 - 1/4”. This is an early country store Diamond Dyes cabinet, with embossed tin front and oak constructed case, with original back door and interior. CONDITION: Shows some paint flaking to the front embossed tin sign, and appears to have been clear-coated to stabilize flaking. (7.5). 300 - 700

2292 - JULIUS SCHMID INC. DISPLAY CASE FOR EARLY CONDOMS. 13 - 1/4” x 4” x 18 - 1/2”. This early condom display case is great for collectors. It comes with great graphics of the condoms that were generally contained inside of the case. It has two original front doors, marked for the Julius Schmid company in New York. It is of oak construction and with great labels. CONDITION: There is light wear to the oak case and some light wear to the internal graphics, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of this display cabinet. (8.5). 500 - 1,200

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2293 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP TIN DISPLAYS.

Larger: 13” x 13” x 13”. This lot of two countertop tin displays consists first of a great Alka-Seltzer tin display with flip-up marquee. It has great graphics of two women discussing their headache on one side, and a gentleman addressing his cold with his wife on the other side. Full Alka-Seltzer graphics to all three shelves, both for the large and small size packages, with a top sign that says “Uncle Ezra Says Try It!”

CONDITION: There are just some light scratches and areas of paint loss, but nothing that distracts from the overall image. The second display is a Beech-Nut Fruit Drops Candy display, with great graphics of fruit on both sides of the display. The top marquee reads “Beech-Nut Fruit Drops Candy” and has two shelves labeled for the additional flavors.

CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss and oxidation, primarily to the areas that were covered with boxes. The side panels have great color, with very few scratches and very little signs of use. The top marquee is slightly faded, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. Two great tin countertop displays. (8.0 - 8.5). 500 - 1,000

2294 - GLASS LUDEN’S COUGH DROP DISPLAY.

4 - 3/4” x 5 - 1/2” x 8 - 3/4”. This is a great cough drop display made for Luden’s cough drops showing great imagery of the boxes that are pressed between two layers of glass. CONDITION: Appears to have to original label on the bottom glass as well as additional glue and repair to hold the display together. (Good - Very Good). 300 - 600

2295 - WARREN PEANUT TIN LIGHT-UP DISPLAY.

15” x 9” x 9 - 1/4”. This is a wonderful tin light-up display for Warren’s Fresh Nuts. The sign is excellent with original white paint, stenciling, front glass and comes complete with a scoop. It has an original electric cord, which is used to heat the peanuts. There are some areas of paint loss and scuffing to the front panel. The piece would be greatly improved with a good cleaning. (8.0). 200 - 400

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2296 - DIAMOND DYES TIN FRONT CABINET.

15 - 1/4” x 8 - 3/4” x 24 - 1/2”. This cabinet is known as “The Balloon.” This Diamond Dyes tin front cabinet has original interior and heavy paper back sign. Walnut or chestnut case. CONDITION: Shows areas of foxing and light pitting to the tin sign that shows bright color. The back sign is heavy paper and mostly instructional, has a rip and a tear. However, it is complete and could be repaired. (6.8). 200 - 600

2297 - ORIGINAL J. F. HARTZ CO. DOCTOR’S CABINET.

69” x 25 - 1/2” x 15 - 3/4”. This is an original doctor’s cabinet in quarter sawn oak, made by the J. F. Hartz Company. All original finish, original varnish, original glass cabinet on top and original doors and hardware below. Original gallery on top. COINDITION: Shows some areas of scratching and scuffing from use, all of which could be improved with a good cleaning. . (Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000

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2298 - DIAMOND MUCILAGE INK DISPLAY CABINET.

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20” x 15” x 40 - 1/2”. Oak with original stenciling on all three sides. The back of the display has original hardware with a hinged door. Bottom glass is missing on bottom drawer on rear. It reads “Inks TM Diamond Mucilage” and the bottom reads “Cream Mucilage.”

CONDITION: Normal scuffing and scratching, consistent with age and use. Front door opens and closes revealing a four shelf interior. . (Good). 200 - 800

2299 - OAK DOCTOR’S CABINET.

69” x 25 - 1/4” x 14 - 3/4”. This is an original oak doctor’s cabinet, in original varnish and finish and with several glass shelves. CONDITION: Shows scratches and areas of wear and finish loss throughout, however this is a wonderful example of early doctor’s cabinetry in all-original condition. . (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

2300 - LOT OF 2: POSTAL TELEGRAPH AND CENTURY CERTIFIED DOCUMENT HOLDERS.

Larger: 10” x 5 - 1/4” x 14 - 1/4”. The first one is a postal telegraph map or brochure holder. The front tin panel reads “Postal Telegraph the International System. All American Cables & Commercial Cables McKay Radio.” This has a nice wooden bottom and is marked “American Can Co. New York & Chicago.” The second one displays bright colors and has product brochures included. This is advertising “Century Certified Edition Sheet Music. Recommended by the Leading Artist. Take a Catalog.” The bottom right hand corner reads “Display Well Case Co. Inc. New York” on a nice wooden base. (Excellent - Excellent Plus). 400 - 1,200

2301 - COUNTRY STORE COUNTER MIRROR DISPLAY FOR ARROW BRAND COLLARS AND CUFFS.

12 - 1/2” x 5” x 16”. This is a wonderful country store countertop display mirror advertising Arrow brand collars and cuffs, housed in its original cast iron hanger. Cast iron is in original black paint with some areas of oxidation and surface rust. The mirror is in original condition and all of the lettering for the advertising is complete, but there is a small chip to the outside right edge as well as some light areas of silver loss on the outside beveled edges. (8.5). 300 - 600

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2302 - LOT OF 3: COUNTRY STORE DISPLAY JARS.

Largest: 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/4”. This lot of three country store display jars consists of two Lance peanut and sandwich jars with the original lids. Also, included is a Planter’s Peanut 5¢ banner jar with the original peanut lid. CONDITION: All jars showing no chips, cracks, or damage. (8.5). 200 - 500

2303 - LOT OF 5: GLASS JARS AND CONTAINERS.

Largest: 5” x 5” x 11”. These jars were used primarily for marble storage. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and light chips to the ground stopper to the jars. No additional information is available about the quality of the marbles. (Good). 200 - 400

2304 - EARLY SODA FOUNTAIN LUNCH COUNTER NAPKIN HOLDER.

7 - 3/4” x 3 - 3/4” x 8”. There napkin holders from the 1930’s to 1940’s make a great addition to any soda fountain, lunch counter, or even in your modern kitchen. Tin construction with the weights to hold the napkins down on a pedestal. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation and light surface rust to areas of the napkin holder. It is marked “HV-O.” (Good). 200 - 400

2305 - LOT OF 3: SALTED PEANUT TINS.

Largest: 8” x 8” x 11”. The first one is a very sought after tin for “Squirrel Salted Peanuts.” One the center of both sides reads “Squirrel Co. Cambridge, Massachusetts.” There are instructions on the lid. There is some paint loss and scuffing throughout consistent with age and use. The second tin is “Parsies Salted Jumbo Peanuts.” Along the bottom of the tin reads “Chicago United Fig & Date Co. New York & Chicago.” It shows image of two children and a mother in the field picking flowers. Brightly colored with some denting and scuffing throughout consistent with age and use. The third tin is “Robinson’s Crusoe Whole Jumbo Salted Virginia Peanuts.” On the front of the tin it reads “Robinson Crusoe” depicting an island man with his dog in a tropical scene. It is packed by “H.A. Robinson Co. Inc. Lynchburg, Virginia.” There is some scuffing and scraping throughout consistent with age and use. (7.5). 200 - 800

2306 - LOT OF 2: PUNCH POLISH TINS.

Larger: 7 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 4”. The Punch Polish tins have great graphics of the iconic Punch figure on each lid, showing Punch with his polish mop. CONDITION: Shows areas of edge wear, light scratches and scuffs to the tin cans. (8.5). 200 - 400

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2307 - BLACK DRAUGHT PORCELAIN MEDICINAL DISPLAY FIXTURE.

3” x 24” x 2”. This display fixture was made to hang on the wall and housed Black Draught medicinal packages. The display comes with 12 original packages of product. CONDITION: There is chipping in the porcelain around the mounting holes, as well as at the corners at the bottom where the display comes out. The packages are new old stock. (8.5). 200 - 500

2308 - LOT OF 2: EARLY COUNTRY STORE ITEMS.

Larger: 5 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2”. This lot of two consists of a Luzianne coffee tin, as well as a very rare Monarch Rolled Oats cardboard container. CONDITION: There is light oxidation to the Luzianne tin, with great color and graphics. The Monarch Rolled Oats container has a great lion graphic and has the original lid label. It has some signs of wear, but is in very good condition for its age. (8.0 - 8.5). 100 - 300

2309 - AN ORIGINAL TRANSER BOX FROM THE INTERNATIONAL REGISTER COMPANY.

10 - 1/4” x 5 - 1/4” x 9 - 3/8”. This is a cast iron, very heavy, original transfer box for a bus or train. By the International Register Company. CONDITION: From a visible standpoint, has been polished and restored. Comes with the original wall bracket and hardware. (Good). 100 - 500

15” x 6” x 8”. This is a very unusual and graphic tin counter display for Hartwell Tool Handles. Marked “For Use in axes, picks, sledges, hammers and hatchets.” It has a great graphic on the front of a gentleman pulling logs with his trailer and his two mules. CONDITION: Shows light surface scratches primarily to the folding marquee and on the edges. Scratches to the back panel as well as some light scratches to the front. (7.8).

100 - 500

2311 - COMFY SLIPPERS COUNTERTOP DISPLAY SIGN.

30 - 1/4” x 34” x 8”. A very early colorful countertop display showing a young boy looking for his slippers. The charger type display comes with the original stand as well as several areas to display product. CONDITION: Shows great color and shine with light surface scratches and areas of paint loss to the outside rim. This is a very attractive display and would look wonderful in any country store or advertising collection. Comes with several slippers to augment the display. (8.08.5). 4,000 - 8,000

2312 - 4-TIER WRIGLEY’S CHEWING GUM DISPLAY.

15” x 7” x 13 - 1/2”. An iconic Wrigley’s chewing gum display showing the celluloid face arrow man holds four individual boxes of Wrigley’s gum. Original paint wit the original Wrigley Jr. Co. label on the back. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and oxidation primarily to the base and to the arms. The celluloid face has a crack and a small missing chip. (7.0). 400 - 800

2310 - HARTWELL HAMMER & HATCHET HANDLES TIN COUNTER DISPLAY.

2313 - FANTASTIC 1947 ORIGINAL MACK FIRE TRUCK.

All original and simply wonderful 1947 Mack Firetruck, Model 45, with all the original accessories. Engine number 5, from the volunteer firemen’s association in the town of Unity, Pennsylvania. Complete with hoses, ladders, the original engine bell, fire extinguishers and brackets, even the original grass fire water extinguisher. The truck was restored about 10 years ago, is running, and 99,999 miles on the speedometer. CONDITION: Showing a restoration, with light use as the truck was only driven in parades after the restoration. Comes with all the accessories shown in the photos, with no damage noted. A great opportunity to acquire a piece of Western PA’s history. . (Good-Very Good). 12,000 - 24,000

2314 - FIGURAL PRETTY GIRL TABLE LAMP.

16” x 5 - 3/4” x 4 - 1/2”. This is a great table lamp showing a young lady on her back, balancing a ball on her feet, which ultimately becomes the shade of the lamp. The shade is made of cut glass and the lamp is bronze. It has a great look and appeal. CONDITION: Very good condition overall. (Very Good). 100 - 400

2315 - TABLETOP FLY FAN.

11” x 6” x 37”. This all-original cast iron tabletop clock work wind fan was used at the turn of the century, both in restaurants and home use, placed in the center of the table. The fans rotate in the direction used to keep flies off the food. CONDITION: All original cast iron and brass components, with what appears to be new wire netting. (Good - Very Good). 600 - 1,200

2316 - DIAMOND EDGE CUTLERY DISPLAY COUNTER.

48” x 21 - 1/2” x 41 - 1/2”. This cutlery display counter has beveled glass and original shelving. Cast iron feet and sides adorn this showcase and give it a great original look. The front original tag is in place, reading “Patented / Norvell-Shapleigh Hdwe. Co. / St. Louis, U.S.A.”

CONDITION: In overall good original condition, with great patina. . (Good). 400 - 1,200

2317 - EARLY 1940’S OAK PHONE BOOTH WITH COIN OPERATED PHONE AND FAN.

31” x 30 - 1/2” x 83 - 1/4”. 1940, USA: An oak phone booth very typical of the era. Folding bi-fold door, ceiling fan and light (untested), complete with an ATT era-styled pay phone with 5, 10, and 25¢ denominations. CONSIDERATIONS: Showing moderate wear consistent with use. Scratches, scuffs and areas of water staining, mostly to the bottom edges. The booth most likely was built into a wall, as the left and right side panels are not oak. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

2318 - FREIHOFER’S CAKES DISPLAY.

15” x 17” x 27 - 1/2”. This is in original untouched condition and displays very nicely with original porcelain shelves on the interior. On both sides, it reads “Freihofer’s Quality Cakes. Cake for every taste. Pound. Sponge. Fruit.” The backdoor has the original hardware in working condition. The interior door reads “The Property of the Finhold Baking Co.” There is some slight scattered wear throughout, but it does not take away from the display. (8.0). 400 - 1,200

2319 - WRIGLEY FOUR PACKAGE COUNTER DISPLAY.

15” x 8” x 14”. This is an original William Wrigley four package counter display depicting the iconic spearman creating a presentation for the four boxes of gum. CONDITION: Shows original green paint with some oxidation, surface rust and paint loss primarily to the edges. Maintains the original paper label on the back showing the position of each of the boxes of gum that fits in the rack. The celluloid face shows no fading, chips or cracks just a slight indentation in his forehead. (8.0). 400 - 1,000

2320 - LOT OF 2: BOWES STORE DISPLAYS.

Larger: 8” x 13 - 1/2” x 12”. A lot of two point of sale displays. The first has a glass front with all-original lightbulbs shown in the center, with the Bowes Seal Fast ribbon. There is also a Bakelite-style star in the center that adds to the great look of this countertop display. Both sides are shown with the Bowes Seal Fast logo. CONDITION: Glass is free of breaks and cracks. Both sides have had restoration to those areas, but overall condition is still excellent. The second is a Bowes Seal Fast Permanent Casing Repair. Opening the lid reveals instructions for safe tire repairs. The back reads “Tirepair Dispenser Cabinet / Bowes Seal-Fast Corporation / Indianapolis, Ind.” CONDITION: Good plus overall. There are multiple areas of scuffing and scraping, consistent with age. (7.0 - 9.0). 400 - 1,200

2321 - LOT OF 2: SUGAR FREE DIET-WAY COLA DISPLAYS.

Largest: 48” x 17 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2”. The first item is a Sugar Free Diet-Way Cola display with the double-sided tin marquee, reading “Only 1 Calorie in Each 6 Oz. Serving.” The second item is a wooden and Masonite display, reading “Only 1 Calorie in a 6 Oz Serving.” CONDITION: Both are in excellent condition. Side panels on wooden display rack are bright and crisp in color. (Excellent). 300 - 800

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2322 - BRUNSWICK POOL CUE RACK.

35 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 63”. This is a wonderful original Brunswick Balke-Collender pool cue rack. Appears to have a complete set of pool cue locks, all cueued to the same cue.

CONDITION: Shows light wear to the oak construction of the rack and a complete Brunswick decal, showing light surface rubs from handling. Includes a complete set of pool cue locks numbered 1 to 12, with key. . (Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500

2323 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP DISPLAY JARS.

Larger: 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/2”. This lot of two countertop display jars consists first of a glass Chicos Spanish Peanut jar, with the original bottom tin strip, original shelf holder and original top cap. Showing some areas of paint loss, but the graphics are complete. Second is a Ramon’s, showing a doctor and reading “Ramon’s Quality Medicine.” Comes with several packages of Ramon’s pills. Condition shows complete graphic with very little wear to the lid. . (8.5). 400 - 800

2324 - U.S. NAVY CHRIS CRAFT BOAT.

21” x 70” x 60”. Beautifully done with bright blue and white vinyl seating with the iconic American flag hanging off the back. Both labels on both sides of the boat read “Chris Kraff W.F. Mangles Co. Coney Island, New York.” Is complete with battery that lights up lights and blows horn. All castings on ship wheels and guns are intact and free cracks or breaks. It is mounted on a well done ocean floor scene with anchor and chains showing starfish and other ocean floor items. A great addition to any collection and shows wonderful. . (Excellent Plus). 5,000 - 10,000

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2325 - WONDERFUL RESTORED INNOCENTI LAMBRETTA MODEL 1251A SCOOTER.

30” x 70” x 44”. This is a beautiful restored Lambretta 1251A two-person scooter in new red paint, showing overall great attention to detail throughout the restoration. Fully operational and ready to be driven. CONDITION: Shows a great restoration, with very little signs of wear or use since restoration. Comes with a spare tire and two fully upholstered seats. . (Restored). 4,000 - 7,000

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18” x 18” x 24”. This Merrick’s Six Cord display has a rotating interior. Affixed metal tag reads “Patented July 20 1897.” CONDITION: Overall excellent condition. Displays very nicely with an old restoration. All glass panels are in place and free of breaks. (9.0). 400 - 800

2327

20” x 4” x 19”. This countertop Camel cigarette display is complete with tin construction and great color. It has very distinct advertising on the back with a great graphic of a gentleman and his camel. Possibly new old stock. CONDITION: Shows little signs of wear and a couple of light scratches, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (9.0). 300 - 1,000

2328

87” x 37” x 70”. 1930, USA: An early 20th century three station marble shoe shine stand, complete with shoe stands, equipment drawers and green upholstered seating. Vintage marble construction with white pine seating which appears to have never been refinished. CONSIDERATIONS: Showing some small repairs to a couple of the marble corners, but nothing offensive. The shoe stands are original to the stand and in original nickel plating. The seating was reupholstered at one time, showing light wear and not tattered. A great shine stand suitable for Grand Central Station - or your man cave. (Very Good). 6,000 - 12,000

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2330 - OAK PUB FRONT AND BACK BAR WITH CERAMIC DISPENSER AND STOOLS.

Largest: 55 - 3/4” x 16” x 95”. 1920, UK: Possibly straight out of a pub in London is this oak front and back bar, in a great size to fit most homes at 8” tall (244cm), by 8’ (244cm) long. Oak construction with an ice receptacle mounted inset in the front bar, as well as a ceramic tap tower, most likely not original to the bar. The back bar is mirrored, has six shelves, applied carvings and original finials. Comes with four stools, not original to the bar. CONSIDERATIONS: Showing an older refinishing of the oak, most wear associated with the base and with the cabinet doors, but nothing to distract from the great pub look. The ice receptacle has a drain that would need to be taped into a drain for use. A very attractive bar at a most desirable size. . (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

2329 - ANDREW’S LAXATIVE COUNTERTOP DISPLAY.

17” x 15” x 20 - 1/2”. This is an early country store display advertising Andrew’s Sparkling Laxative with a wood constructed cabinet that opens to reveal a painted interior with an area to put Andrew’s bottle. No product is included with the display. A great country store display with wonderful graphics. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and light scrapes to the interior finish. However, the wood constructed cabinet has original hinges and hasp encloses to reveal a square box with a handle. (8.0). 300 - 600

LOT - 2331

MARQUEE. 18 - 1/2” x 17” x 75”. This is a wooden countertop drop card machine with an original marquee, which has a play card in the marquee titled “Impatient Maiden.” This drop card machine was made by Caille Brothers, comes complete with a set of stereo cards for the “Impatient Maiden” marquee. Mounted on an after market cast iron stand.

CONDITION: It has original castings, internal components and is in working order. These machines are mostly seen as floor models and it is unknown as to weather this example was cut down or was originally made as a counter model. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

2331 - COUNTER TOP DROP CARD STEREO VIEWER WITH “IMPATIENT MAIDEN”

2332 - VICTOR SAFE AND LOCK CO. SAFE.

22 - 1/4” x 24” x 33”. This is decorated with a green and bright yellow pinstripe. Labeled “Larry Lytwak The Victor Safe & Lock Co.” CONDITION: Combination castings seem to be intact. It has some dents and scuffs consistent with age and use. . (Restored). 500 - 2,000

2333 - DIEBOLD SAFE AND LOCK CO. “THE INN” SAFE.

23” x 24” x 33”. This Diebold safe is in a great patina and is labeled “The Inn.” Labeled on the front is “Diebold Safe and Lock Co. Canton, Ohio.” CONDITION: In original condition with a painted wood grain. It has multiple scuffs and scratching throughout consistent with age and use, but does not distract from it. . (Fair). 500 - 2,000

2334 - J.A. PATTERSON/BARNES SAFE.

28” x 28” x 39”. This is a safe labeled “J.A. Patterson Barnes Safe & Lock Co. Pittsburgh, PA.” It has scenery painted on the front of a young country woman at the river. CONDITION: There are scuffs, scratches and paint loss, but they do not take away from the rich patina. . (Fair).

500 - 2,000

2335 - BARNES SAFE AND LOCK CO SAFE.

18” x 22” x 29”. In original unrestored condition, combination comes with safe. CONDITION: It is free of breaks and cracks, but has normal scuffing and scraping consistent with age. . (Good). 500 - 2,000

2336 - BARNES SAFE & LOCK CO. BLACK SAFE WITH GOLD PINSTRIPES.

24 - 1/2” x 26” x 34”. This is a good size combination safe in black paint with gold pinstripe, made by the Barnes Safe & Lock Company out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. CONDITION: There are some areas of repaint to the outside of the safe. The inside of the safe is missing its internal compartments, however it is marked for the Barnes Safe & Lock Company on the inside door. . (Good). 300 - 1,000

2337 - GIBRALTAR SAFE. 9 - 1/2” x 12” x 16 - 1/2”. This safe is labeled on front “Gibraltar Safes / The Howe Scale Co.” CONDITION: This safe has original wheels, stenciling, apparatus, and interior. It has a great patina. . (Fair).

200 - 800

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2338 - 1870 VICTORIAN BOUDOIR AND BROTHEL SAFE.

11 - 1/2” x 11 - 1/2” x 41”. c. 1870. These safes were primarily used in the brothels of the west during the gold rush, where business was transacted and money stored before business was delivered. Heavy cast iron, the safe weighs 270 pounds and comes with the combination. CONDITION: Original paint and pinstriping, with some chipping and scuffs to the paint. . (Very Good). 3,000 - 6,000

2339 - CHALK NATIVE AMERICAN BUST.

9” x 6” x 14 - 1/2”. This Native American bust most likely came from a cigar store, marked “Iroqoi” on the base. CONDITION: Shows scrapes, chips and areas of paint loss. There is a small part of a chip to the figure’s nose, however it has a great look and would make a great display in a tobacco and cigar collection (7.0). 100 - 200

2340 - 15¢

EVERSHARP MECHANICAL PENCIL LEAD DISPLAY.

8 - 3/4” x 5 - 1/2” x 13”. This Eversharp pencil lead display comes complete with most of the product. Front plastic with the Eversharp red top lead graphic. Case is constructed of pine. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of wear, both to the cabinet and to the front graphic. The pencil lead is in cardboard tubes. There is almost a complete selection on the inside of the cabinet. A great country store piece. (Good - Very Good). 100 - 300

2341 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP KELLOGG’S DISPLAY STANDS

Larger: 20 - 1/2” x 6” x 26”. Two lunch counter stands for Kellogg’s cereal, generally used in diners and at lunch counters to show the selection available. CONDITION: Showing signs of use and wear, light surface scratches and areas of paint loss. Would look great on the counter with boxes filled. (7.5). 100 - 500

2342 - EARLY WESTERN ELECTRIC TELEPHONE.

9” x 20” x 12”. This is an early wooden wall-mounted telephone. CONDITON: All original with components present. (Very Good). 100 - 300

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2343 - LOT OF 2: WALL MOUNT ROTARY PHONES.

Larger: 9 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 24”. A lot of two early wall rotary phones. One houses an instruction card marquee. Both are stamped “Automatic Electric Company, North Lake, Illinois.” CONDITION: Both are in good original condition, with scuffs and scrapes consistent with age. Receivers and original instruction cards in place. (6.0). 300 - 800

2344 - BELL TELEPHONE PAYPHONE. 10” x 4 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/4”. This is a great size Bell Telephone payphone with a candlestick phone and attach to a pay box. CONDITION: Paint is original. This unit has been wired for digital operation. (Good - Very Good). 200 - 500

2345 - LOT OF 2: CANDLESTICK TELEPHONE & EDISON STANDARD HOME PHONOGRAPH. Larger: 15” x 9 - 1/2” x 12”. This lot of two consists of a Western Electric candlestick phone, brass construction with Bakelite ear and mouth piece. CONDITION: Showing very little signs of wear. The second item is an Edison Standard home phonograph in oak construction, with the original lid and original crank, no reproducer. (Good). 100 - 400

2346 - GAMEWELL PUBLIC EMERGENCY TELEPHONE.

12 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2” x 75”. A beautifully restored Gamewell public emergency telephone, numbered “42165.” Bright yellow paint, pre-wired and would be able to be plugged into a wall. Has original light housing on top, original phone in interior and the iconic Gamewell hand signal at top-center of machine. CONDITION: Excellent plus restored condition. . (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

2347 - WOODEN WALL PHONE. 13” x 7 - 1/2” x 30”. This is a wooden wall phone, most likely manufactured by Western Electric. This early wall phone has been cosmetically restored in walnut. Marked for serial No. 1294, dating to the 1800’s. (Very Good). 300 - 800

2348 - EUROPEAN BRASS SHIP THROTTLE. 18” x 18” x 42”. An early 20th century ship throttle made by the “GEBR KWANI SNEEA Co.” in Holland. CONDITION: Shows original patina to the cast brass fittings and some fading to the red indicator area of the throttle. Overall, a great early look, which has been electrified so that the throttle indicator will light up. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

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2351 - MEAKER CHANGE MACHINE.

13 - 1/4” x 12 - 3/4” x 8 - 3/4”. A very early cast iron and nickel plated change machine often seen in banks or arcades made by the “Meaker MFG Co.” Condition shows some areas of plating loss as well as areas of oxidation, however given the age the apparatus is in very good condition. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

2352 - MEAKER CHANGE MACHINE.

13 - 1/4” x 12 - 3/4” x 6 - 1/2”. These Meaker change machines were mostly made for banks and places where change needed to be made. This particular model is all cast iron, and is complete with its top sorter and complete mechanism to exchange everything from 50¢ down to a penny. Great embossed castings on both sides, just a great change maker. CONDITION: It retains most of its nickel plating, as well as some light oxidation to the non-plated parts, but nothing that distracts from the overall early appearance of this change maker. (Very Good). 400 - 800

2353 - HAMILTON BEACH 3-WAY MALT MIXER.

14” x 10” x 20”. Iconic green porcelain three-way milk shake or malt mixer by Hamilton Beach. CONDITION: Some light chips to the edges, but the porcelain is bright and with great gloss. Working. (Very Good). 300 - 600

2354 - JAS H. MATTHEWS AND CO. EARLY CARD CUTTER.

7” x 10” x 13”. This is an extremely early gaming device that was made to cut playing cards, made by the Joseph H. Matthews Company out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

CONDITION: Oak cabinet shows wear, with original locking drawer and original copper flashed metal components. (Good - Very Good). 300 - 900

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2355 - PAIR OF ORIGINAL COUNTRY STORE WOOD DOORS ADVERTISING BUNNY BREAD.

Each: 94” x 31” x 1 - 3/4”. This is a really cool pair of country store screen doors, with an embossed tin door pull advertising Bunny Bread. The screens are genuine original vintage screens with rare original vintage Bunny Bread decal signs attached. CONDITION: There are light areas of scuffs and some light surface scratches to the signs. The doors show areas of paint loss and areas of wear from use, but overall are a great set of country store doors. . (8.0).

300 - 600

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2356 - CAST IRON REMOTE U.S. MAIL BOX WITH LOCK AND KEY.

13 - 3/4” x 8” x 17 - 1/4”. This is a very early cast iron U.S. Postal Service mailbox that would have hung on a post - most likely at the corner of your local town - for depositing letters to be mailed. CONDITION: Shows significant areas of paint loss, light oxidation and surface rust throughout. However, these cast iron U.S. mailboxes are hard to find. Includes original United States lock and key. . (Good). 300 - 1,000

2357 - MEDICAL DISPLAY CABINET.

22 - 1/4” x 22 - 1/4” x 70”. Appears to have original paint with original lighting and shows a light on top where you can place a globe. This is a metal doctor’s cabinet with glass shelves. Normal scuffs and scratches consistent with age and use. . (Good). 300 - 800

2358 - REDWARE DECORATIVE POLAR BEAR.

16” x 16” x 38”. This appears to have original paint and is in the upright position. CONDITION: It has had repairs to both feet, and appears to have original paint with nice patina. . (7.5). 200 - 800

2359 - LOT OF 2: CATLYN RADIOS.

11” x 8” x 7”. The first item is a white and yellow Majestic radio with original dials and knobs and repainted backdoor retaining the original cord. The second item is a red Stromberg Carlson radio with original dial, knob, cord, and backdoor. CONDITION: Shows no areas of breaks or repairs. Both radios light up and is unknown if they operate. (Good - Very Good). 300 - 600

2360 - OAK STACKING BOOKCASE.

35” x 15” x 52”. This has original hardware and has had nicely done restoration. It is a triple stacker. . (Very Good). 300 - 1,200 LOT - 2357

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2361 - KLEENEX DISPLAY RACK.

20” x 18” x 48”. This display rack has two graphic tin advertising panels on each side. Side A reading “Buy Kleenex in the Serv-A-Tissue Box / It Saves as it Serves - Just One Double Tissue at a Time!” and Side B reading “Kotex Sanitary Napkins” with the iconic American nurse holding product, “Choice of 3 Types / Regular / Junior / Super.” Both advertising panels have original labels on back. CONDITION: In fair overall original condition. . (6.0 - 6.5). 200 - 600

2362 - EARLY PHARMACEUTICAL SHOW GLOBE.

10” x 10” x 22”. This is a great show globe with original glass and cast bronze holder. CONDITION: Show areas of light scuffs and scratches to both the holder and the glass. Areas of oxidation to the metal holder. A great pharmaceutical show globe with chains and ready to hang. (Very Good). 400 - 1,000

2363 - CAST IRON BUCKEYE FENCE PLAQUE.

8 - 1/2” Diameter. This is a very interesting cast iron plaque for the Buckeye Fence Company showing a cast image of a mule deer with antlers made by the Mast Foods & Co. Springfield, Ohio” marked “December 1889.” CONDITION: There appears to be areas of corrosion and surface rust. (8.0). 300 - 600

2364 - CAT’S PAW THIN LIFTS TIN POINT OF SALE DISPLAY.

12” x 12” x 4”. This is a very nice display piece from Cat’s Paw. CONDITION: There is fading to the color throughout the piece. The inside contains multiple boxes of original product. (7.9). 300 - 600

2365 - ANTISEPTIC STERILIZER CABINET.

15 - 1/2” x 9” x 15”. A cabinet with a two-shelf interior, reading “Antiseptic Sterilizer” on the front glass door panel. CONDITION: It is in original condition, with a great patina and all glass free of breaks. There appears to be some paint flaking. (8.0). 200 - 600

2366 - LOT OF 2: NEW YORK YANKEES STADIUM SEATS.

Each: 21” x 15” x 31”. A pair of purported New York Yankee stadium seating. Two-tone blue paint with embossed insignia on right-hand side and left-hand side of both chairs, reading “New York Yankees” with the New York Yankee brand in the middle. The first seat has both plates to secure to the ground in place. The second seat has one plate to secure to the ground, with one plate missing. Also, numbered with aluminum tags “2” and “16.” (Good Plus). 200 - 800

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2367 - CAST IRON BELL.

12 - 1/2” x 14” x 4”. This cast iron bell is mounted on a nice oak plaque and was used in a schoolhouse or other commercial application. CONDITION: In working condition. (Very Good).

200 - 500

2368 - LOT OF 2: CANADA DRY BOTTLE RETURN RACKS.

Each: 37 - 1/2” x 39”. The first piece is a Canada Dry bottle return rack. CONDITION: There is rusting to the face of the sign itself and paint loss on the outer edges. The stand itself is in overall good structural condition. The second piece is another Canada Dry bottle return rack. CONDITION: There are rust stains to the face of the sign and paint loss to the outer edges. The rack itself is in good structural condition. . (7.0 - 7.5). 200 - 400

2369 - COUNTRY STORE BLUE BIRD HANDKERCHIEF DISPLAY.

11 - 3/4” x 8 - 1/4” x 6 - 3/4”. This is an early country store item counter display for Blue Bird Men’s Handkerchiefs. Tin construction with blue bird labeling to the front. It has a glass top and an area to display box tops for Blue Bird Handkerchiefs. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, chips and scrapes, primarily to the edges and throughout. The top has four different box tops for men’s handkerchiefs. (7.0). 200 - 400

2370 - LOT OF 3: CERAMIC SPITTOONS.

Largest: 8” x 8” x 8”. The first item is a spittoon, showing what appears to be a lobster or fisherman, marked “Warwick” and “China”. The second item is a ceramic spittoon marked “Portland”, depicting young maidens sitting in a garden. The third spittoon is marked “3627” on the bottom with no makers mark. It depicts a gladiator on a horse slaying a lion. CONDITION: All three are in remarkable condition showing no chips, cracks or repairs. (9.0). 200 - 500

2371 - PERFECTION NOVELTY COUNTRY STORE HOT NUT DISPLAY.

18” x 18” x 36”. This country store hot nut display would have an oil burner in the bottom tin-lined wood case, with peanuts in the shell in top hopper. The oil lamp would heat the peanuts, which would then be sold in packages in the country store. CONDITION: Oak constructed case with some areas of wear. Partial oil lamp is still shown in the lower portion. A really great country store piece that could be repurposed with many uses. . (Good). 200 - 500

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2372 - ORIGINAL PUTNAM DYES - TINTS TIN DISPLAY. 18 - 7/8” x 7 - 3/4” x 14 - 1/2”. This original tin display for Putnum Dyes - Tints shows the original front graphic of a soldier fleeing the English army, and reads “Made Only by the Monroe Chemical Company, Quincy, Ill.” This particular case comes full of original product. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, dirt and scuffs to the exterior, which could be greatly enhanced with a good clean. (7.0). 200 - 500

2373 - INDUSTRIAL STEAM PUNK LAMP.

9” x 15” x 18”. This is an unique steam punk lamp. Constructed from an assortment of industrial parts and machinery. With a label marked “Hanson - Whitney Thread Comparator.” Fully operational and lights up with a period-looking Edison bulb. CONDITION: Shows full operation with oxidized metal parts, which is part of the look. (Good). 100 - 400

2374 - ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPH OF THE OTSEGO BASEBALL CLUB.

Frame: 22 - 1/2” x 18 - 1/2”. Dated 1914 and housed in a period oak frame with a glass front, this is an original black and white photo of the Ostego Baseball Club, the 1914 Michigan State Champions. A really great baseball image, showing the scoreboard in the back and all the ball players in their original uniforms. A great piece of baseball memorabilia. CONDITION: There are areas of wrinkling and one area of paint loss or scuffing in the lower-right corner. Housed in a period oak frame with a glass front. (Good - Very Good). 100 - 400

2375 - LOT OF 2: COLLECTION BOX AND RECEIPT SPIKE.

Larger: 6 - 3/4” x 6 - 3/4” x 6 - 1/2”. Consists of a brass receiver, marked “National” with a great patina, and a receipt pen, marked “National Cash Register Co.” CONDITION: Good plus overall. (Good Plus). 100 - 300

2376 - VERY EARLY MAPLE BILLIARD BALL RACK.

22 - 1/2” x 5” x 30”. This is a very nice billiard ball rack made out of maple, with inlaid edges to the front, as well as carved cork holes. Missing a top sign. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of use and wear. It is unusual to find one of these in maple. Light surface scratches and scuffs to the wood from handling. Appears to have an area of repair to the back panel at the lower bottom edge. (Very Good). 100 - 500

2377 - EARLY ZENO CHEWING GUM DISPLAY CASE.

18 - 1/4” x 9 - 7/8” x 7 - 7/8”. This countertop showcase was made to display Zeno chewing gum. This version has the pointed marquee and the original trim back mirrored door. CONDITION: There are areas of wear and mirror loss to the mirrored back door, however the case is in good, solid condition with three glass shelves and remains very usable. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

2378 - LOT OF 2: ORCHESTRAL WALL BOXES.

Largest: 8 - 7/8” x 4 - 1/4” x 14”. This is a great opportunity for all the musical collectors to acquire two original coin operated wall boxes. One is marked “5F” which is believed to be Franks and the second one is marked “1F.” Both boxes are original with coin operated gear and have enough of the mechanism to be operative. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and use with cracks due to age. One is missing the beveled glass or mirror in the middle, but that can easily be replaced. (Good). 200 - 600

LOT - 2379

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2379 - GLOBE DESK TOP TRANSISTOR RADIO.

8” x 7 - 3/4” x 7 - 3/4”. This is an early mid-century desktop transistor radio in the shape of a globe. Labeled on the bottom for “6-Transistor”, with no other identification noted as to the manufacturer. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear from use and the radio is untested. (Good). 100 - 300

2380 - EVERETT CHANGE MACHINE.

10 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4” x 8”. This is a tin and cast change machine made by the Everett Manufacturing Company, which would dispense everything from a 50¢ coin down to a penny. It was mostly used in early banks or in areas where lots of change needed to be made. CONDITION: The change machine is in original copper flashing, with all the original key checks in the front. It is missing a top casting that would have housed additional coins. (Good). 200 - 500

2381 - HARBACH MAGIC LANTERN CAMERA WITH CASE.

Box: 19 - 1/2” x 9 - 5/8” x 11 - 1/4”. This is a great example of a magic lantern glass slide viewer from Harbach’s Marvel, Philadelphia PA. With all the accessories, a selection of glass slides and the original box. CONDITION: Showing little wear and little use. A wonderful example in excellent condition. (Excellent). 100 - 500

2382 - EARLY CAST IRON COIN SORTER AND CHANGE MACHINE.

11” x 12” x 8 - 3/4”. Patented February 25th, 1890. This is a cast iron change receiver and coin holder. Mostly used in banks but often seen in arcades and other areas of coin operated machines. All cast iron construction with nickel plated mechanism. CONDITION: Shows good nickel plating, all the original cast iron components, and is full operational. Ready for your coins. (Very Good). 100 - 500

2383 - CLEVELAND BUS FARE BOX. 6 - 1/2” x 7 - 3/4” x 28”. This is an early example of a bus or train fare box, made by the Cleveland Fare Box Company out of Chicago, Illinois. Cast iron construction with number “715” riveted to the front.

CONDITION: The unit is missing glass in front, a lock and a coin box. . (Fair). 100 - 300

2384 - LOT OF 2: YELLOW CABBIE HATS.

12” x 9 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/2”. This is lot of two original Yellow Cab cabbie hats with mesh top, leather banding and vinyl visors. One has “Yellow Cab” in raised lettering with rope accent, the other has “Yellow Cab” in an applied patch with rope banding. (Very Good). 200 - 400

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2385 - BEAUTIFUL SALESMAN SAMPLE MAJESTIC STOVE.

24” x 16” x 33”. There are salesman sample stoves, and then there is this beautiful example of a Majestic stove in full restoration. Nickle plated castings and black painted surfaces, fully functional with all doors, vents and other parts working, including the original grate crank handle and lid lifter. Both warming ovens at the top with two doors, removeable plate shelves and all original castings. CONDITION: Professionally restored and stunning. . (Restored). 3,000 - 6,000

2386 - WONDERFUL CAST IRON ECLIPSE SALESMAN SAMPLE OR TOY STOVE.

17” x 9” x 17 - 1/2”. This is a great, early, cast iron miniature stove. Quite possibly could have been a salesman sample or a children’s toy. Original patina with all the original castings. Comes complete with a large assortment of tea kettles, coffee pots, and small accessories for the stove. CONDITION: Shows the original patina, cast iron has aged and oxidized over time. Showing a great aged look. No cracks, chips, or repairs were noted upon close inspection. (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 2390

2387 - WONDERFUL CAST IRON AND ENAMELED STOVE.

44” x 25” x 32 - 1/4”. Ornate cast iron stove with beautiful enameld doors, nickel plated castings, and ready for your insitllation and connection to a chimney.

CONDITION: Porcelain pulls and handles are in good working order. Porcelain tiled sides show minimal wear and no visible brakes in any of the porcelain tiles with the exception of one tile in the bottom center middle door. It comes with some spare handles and parts. . (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

2388 - CAST IRON “GALLIA” STOVE.

20” x 18” x 26”. Complete and interesting cast iron stove called “Gallia.” Complete with all the accessories and ready for the cabin. CONDITION: Showing wear, but no cracks or repairs. . (Very Good). 300 - 1,000

2389 - LOT OF 6: ALKA-SELTZER

COUNTERTOP DISPENSER WITH ACCESSORIES.

5” x 6” x 14 - 1/2”. This is an Alka-Seltzer countertop dispenser with tin front and cast iron stand. It comes with Bromo Seltzer bottles, glasses and Alka-Seltzer.

CONDITION: Shows areas of scrapes and rubs to the tin front of the Alka-Seltzer dispenser. Areas of rubs to the bottles and glass accessories. (Good). 100 - 300

2390 - LOT OF 3: THEATER OR STADIUM SEATS.

62” x 18” x 31”. These are three connected theater or stadium seats with upholstered coverings, cast iron legs and wood arms. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation and surface rust. . (Good). 200 - 500

2391 - WOOD END TABLE. 23 - 3/4” x 23 - 3/4” x 28 - 7/8”. A sturdy solid oak table, yet with an overall delicate look. CONDITION: Has a great restored patina. (Restored). 200 - 400

2392 - LOT OF 2: SOLID BRASS STORE FRONT DOORS.

31” x 81”. A fantastic set of solid brass store front door in Art Deco styling. Showing oxidation form age, but with a great patina and usable for many applications. . (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

2393 - WOOD CABINET WITH SELECTION OF PIANO ROLLS. 20 - 3/4” x 16” x 42 - 1/4”. This is a wood piano roll cabinet with tiger oak front doors, housing 15 boxes of rolls and records. CONDITION: Good condition overall. . (Good). 200 - 600

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2394 - BEAUTIFUL MAHOGANY CABINET WITH ONE SHELF INTERIOR.

21” x 19 - 1/2” x 32 - 3/4”. It has the original hardware and is nicely restored with a very attractive bow front. . (Very Good). 200 - 800

2395 - STORE COUNTER.

84” x 32 - 1/4” x 32”. The top is in restored condition with a piece of inlaid darker wood. A very rich looking patina top that shows very well coupled with the original finish paneled bottom. This country store counter is not only functional, but has a great overall look. . (Good). 400 - 1,200

2396 - WOODEN INSULATED CABINET.

36 - 1/4” x 22” x 43”. This double-door icebox cabinet is set on a set of casters for easy moving, with original hardware and original interior. CONDITION: It has an older refinish on the beautiful oak. A more rare version. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 2396

2397 - FULL-SIZE COUNTRY STORE SEED COUNTER.

91 - 1/4” x 29 - 1/2” x 331/2”. This is a wonderful example of an early country store seed counter: a Sherer, as marked on all the drawer pulls. Comes complete with all of its drawers, all but one original Sherer drawer pulls as well as all of the front panels, which have been modified to hold just a portion of the seeds. One drawer in the upper-right corner of the back panel has been replaced. There are areas of finish loss, rubbing and bottle circles on the top. A possible candidate for restoration, but with a great country store look. . (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

2398 - LOT OF 2: CAST IRON CIGAR BUTLER STANDS.

Largest: 35 - 1/4” x 9 - 1/2” x 7”. This is a lot of two cigar butler stands in cast iron construction, with brass ashtray, cigar holder and match holder. CONDITION: The first of the two in the lot has been repainted, with the original brass attachments and all-original construction. The second one is in original paint, showing replaced brass ashtray, with original match holder and cigar holder. (Good). 500 - 1,000

2399 - CAST IRON FIGURAL BUTLER CIGAR STAND.

8 - 1/4” x 7” x 34”. This is a cast iron figural butler cigar stand. Coin-operated collectors utilized these stands to hold coins around their machines, and this would be a great example to accomplish that exact thing.

CONDITION: It is in original paint, with original ashtray and match holder, missing the cigar holder. (Good).

400 - 600

2400 - CAST IRON BUTLER CIGAR STAND.

8” x 8” x 35”. This cast iron butler cigar stand shows a much earlier repaint, with green pants and a dapper faded red jacket. CONDITION: It has the original cigar holder, ashtray and match holder. There are areas of paint loss, scrapes and scuffs, but a great cigar stand butler for coin-op collectors to hold their coins. (Good).

400 - 600

2401 - CAST IRON BUTLER CIGAR STAND.

8 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 36”. This is a variation of the cast iron butler cigar stand, showing a triangle base and a more English-looking butler in cast iron, holding a tray that would be an ash tray and match holder.

CONDITION: There is some touch-up to the cast iron. The ashtray may not be original to the piece and there is a missing component in his right arm, most likely something that would have held the cigars. (Good). 400 - 600

2402 - ADVERTISING CHANGE TRAY FOR CALIFORNIA RAISIN WINE.

7 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 2 - 1/2”. This is an original change receiver or possibly an ash tray that advertises California Raisin Wine. A graphic label showing a reclining young lady. CONDITION: Shows very little areas of wear, some light scratches to the glass change receiver. Original back panel and feet on original wood base. (Very GoodExcellent). 100 - 300

2403 - FRAMED MAID OF MOCHA ADVERTISEMENT, BOWER & BARTLET BOSTON. 23” x 38 - 7/8”. Very early cardboard advertisement for Bowers & Bartlett coffee out of Boston Mass. Titled “The Maid of Mocha”, the ad shows bright color with a great image of a young lady enjoying her mocha in a far eastern port. Wonderful display piece for a coffee shop. CONDITION: Shows repairs on the lower 1/3 of the graphic, well done, but visible to the eye. The colors and image still displays well, and the advertisement dates to the early 20th century. (7.0). 800 - 1,600

2404 - LOT OF 5: EARLY COFFEE TINS.

Largest: 7 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 9”. These coffee tins have various brands that are very difficult to locate. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, light oxidation to the cans, possibly light denting and areas of paint loss. (Good - Very Good). 200 - 500

2405 - LOT OF 4: EARLY COFFEE CANS.

Largest: 6” x 6” x 9”. These early coffee cans includes a Yale coffee can, a Tac-Cut coffee can, Swanson’s coffee, and Silver Sea coffee. CONDITION: Shows some areas of light oxidation, areas of wear and paint loss. A great early country store display of coffee cans. (7.8 - 8.5). 200 - 500

2406 - LOT OF 4: SPUR’S COFFEE CRATE AND 3 CANS.

Largest: 18 - 1/2” x 12” x 23 - 1/2”. This is an early country store wooden crate advertising Spur’s Coffee. A Boston brand from the early 20th Century. Comes with 3 coffee cans. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and paint loss to the wooden crate. However, it has a great country store look for being over 100 years old. The coffee cans show various scratches and light denting, but they augment the wooden case and make for a great country store display. (7.5). 200 - 500

2407 - LOT OF 4: DESIRABLE COFFEE TINS.

Largest: 4 - 1/4” x 4 - 1/4” x 6”. The coffee tins include an American coffee tin, Wigwam coffee tin, Monadnock coffee tin and a Golden West coffee tin. CONDITION: All four coffee tins show areas of wear and light surface scratches. However, they have great color and are in very good condition, given the age. (8.5). 100 - 400

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2408 - PHILADELPHIA ENTERPRISE NO. 2 COFFEE GRINDER.

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10 - 1/8” x 8 - 3/4” x 17 - 1/4”. This is a wonderful original Enterprise No. 2 Coffee grinder showing original paint and pinstripes as well as original decals. The original catch basin is marked “No.2” on the original wood base, with original raised hopper and eagle finial. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear to the original paint and light oxidation to the non-painted parts. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

2409 - WOODRUFF & EDWARDS CO. ELGIN NATIONAL COFFEE GRINDER.

23” x 24” x 65”. This Elgin floor model coffee grinder has been fully restored. Retains the original wheels, grinding mechanism, top cap and eagle finial. It has the original catch basin for the ground coffee. CONDITION: Shows a full restoration, as well as the loss of casters that were originally on the bottom of the coffee grinder. . (Restored).

1,500 - 3,000

2410 - PHILADELPHIA ENTERPRISE CO. CAST IRON COFFEE GRINDER.

9 - 3/4” x 7 - 3/4” x 15 - 3/4”. This is a wonderful Enterprise No. 2 coffee grinder in original paint, with hopper and eagle finial. CONDITION: Shows wear and oxidation to the non-painted components, as well as wear and fading to the paint. However, this is an original paint coffee grinder with a great country store look. (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,000

2411 - PHILADELPHIA ENTERPRISE COFFEE GRINDER.

17” x 24 - 1/2” x 32 - 1/2”. This is a large countertop Enterprise coffee grinder by the Enterprise Iron Company of Philadelphia, showing all original paint and decals, with the original cast iron top and eagle finial, with wood catch basin and wood base. CONDITION: Shows all original paint with some fading, paint loss, scuffs and scrapes, however collectors prefer original paint coffee grinders, and this one retains a major portion of that original paint. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

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2412 - HOBART COFFEE GRINDER MODEL 3330.

16 - 3/4” x 11 - 1/4” x 22 - 1/4”. This is a 1950’s Hobart Coffee grinder, which would have been most likely been in the local grocery store to grind your beans or coffee shop at the time. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, light surface oxidation and original cord. The coffee grinder operates when plugged in, but we did not try to grind coffee beans, and as such its efficacy is unknown. (Good). 300 - 600

2413 - AMERICAN COFFEE GRINDER.

14” x 20” x 16”. This is a cast iron coffee grinder marked for the Enterprise Manufacturing Company, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

CONDITION: Maintains the original cast iron wheels, cast iron body with a wood drawer, hopper, and replaced lid. A great early coffee grinder for the kitchen in refinished motif. (Good). 300 - 600

2414 - ELGIN NATIONAL COFFEE GRINDER.

14 - 1/2” x 11 - 7/8” x 24 - 1/4”. This is an Elgin National coffee grinder, cast iron, in original paint. Top eagle finial is replaced. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, oxidation, and surface rust throughout. 25% portion of the cast iron base has been broken off and is not present. (Fair). 100 - 300

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2415 - ASKEYS ICE CREAM CONE ADVERTISING DISPLAY. 25 - 1/2” x 17” x 10”. This is a wonder ice cream cone advertising display for Askey’s ice cream showing a dapper gentleman holding a large cone made out of composition. CONDITION: Shows some areas of wear, however it is in great original paint with great shine and has very little signs of use. (8.5). 800 - 1,500

2416 - LOT OF 2: ICE CREAM MENU BOARDS.

Larger: 12 - 1/2” x 29”. The first piece is a reverse painted glass Nelson’s Ice Cream menu board. It has all the available menu options still present, with a great graphic and stable paint. It also retains all the original pouches on the back to hold the menu options. The second is a painted metal Abbott’s Ice Cream menu board, missing the available menu options but retains the original hanging chain. Overall a great displayable signs in good condition. (7.0). 300 - 600

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2417 - PAINTED METAL VELVET ICE CREAM FLANGE SIGN.

12 - 1/2” x 10”. Nice Velvet Ice Cream flange sign. This sign is marked “Burdick - Garrison Co., N.Y.”. It is in good condition with some surface scratching and fade to the black lettering. Overall, this is a rare piece our experts have seen only a handful of times. (8.0). 300 - 600

2418 - LIGHT UP BREYER’S ICE CREAM SIGN.

25” x 5” x 18 - 1/2”. This Breyer’s Ice Cream sign, most-likely from the 1960’s, has a plastic front. Advertises Breyer’s Ice Cream on an original metal can with a chain. Fully operational and lights up bright.

CONDITION: Shows some light scratches to the plastic front. Areas of oxidation to the metal frame, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance of the sign. (8.5). 300 - 600

2419 - POLAR BEAR ICE CREAM NEON SIGN.

144” x 25 - 1/2”. An absolutely wonderful porcelain neon sign for Polar Bear Ice Cream. Single sided porcelain in cobalt blue with white snow. CONDITION: Showing light chipping at the mounting holes and at the extreme edges. A great neon with wonderful subject matter. . (8.0). 5,000 - 10,000

2420 - FRAMED REVERSE GLASS BARBER SHOP SIGN. 24” x 22” x 1 - 1/2”. This is a phenomenal reverse glass barber shop sign, showing glue chip letters with reverse painted barber poles, some applied silver and gold leaf and with a blue painted background. Framed in a period frame, likely not original to the sign. CONDITION: Shows great graphics with the red and white barber poles. Some slight areas of paint loss in the background and no noticeable areas of lifting of the reverse gold leaf or silver leaf paint. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2421 - LOT OF 2: BARBER SHOP SIGNS.

Largest: 28” x 10”. SSP/SST. This is a lot of two barber shop signs. The first is a porcelain flange that reads “Barber Shop”, marked “Burdick” on the flange. There is slight discoloration and chips to the edges and the flange, but is otherwise in nice displayable condition. Second is an embossed tin Wildroot sign, marked “Donaldson Art Sign Co. W-49”. This piece has beautiful color and gloss, with minor edge wear and minor scratching to the face of the sign. (8.0). 500 - 1,500

2422 - LARGE BARBER POLE.

12” x 12” x 88”. Brightly colored with older restoration and a fantastic figural look. A rare version with a cast iron base and the original label on the front of the base that reads “PATENT APPLIED FOR KOKEN BARBERS

SUPPLY CO. ST LOUIS, MO.” The brass tag is original to the pole. A stunning piece. . (Very Good). 2,000 - 6,000

2423 - BARBER POLE WITH GLOBE AND KEY.

41 - 1/4” x 9” x 9”. Extremely rare Koken wind-up barber pole in porcelain construction. CONDITION: With light staining and no significant chips. A rare example in full working order. . (Very Good). 2,000 - 5,000

2424 - LARGE PORCELAIN AUTOMATED BARBER POLE.

92” x 15” x 15”. Floor model barber pole in porcelain and cast-iron. CONDITION: Showing chips to the lower portion, paint loss to the cast-iron, with replaced top globe and electrified. Unmarked, most likely a Koken or Paidar. . (Good). 2,000 - 3,000

2425 - ANTIQUE WOOD BARBER POLE. 48”T x 7”D. This is an early wooden barber pole in period paint, dating to the early 20th century. CONDITION: Shows the original metal top cap, areas of paint loss, age cracks and surface cracks. Overall, this has wonderful aged appearance and would be a great addition to any barbershop collection. (7.5). 1,000 - 2,000

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Largest: 98” x 23” x 72”. 1920, USA: A great opportunity for a two station barber shop with chairs and accessories. This lot consists of a two station marble top mirrored oak back bar, two restored oak Koken barber chairs, shaving stand, wall coat rack and cash register counter, with lots of accessories. The Koken barber chairs are “Congress Pedestal” chairs in quartered oak, with cast hardware, head rests, and velvet cloth upholstery. The back bar has marble tops, beveled mirrors, with all original drawers and an older refinishing. The consignor collected razors, strops, nickel plated brass aerators, and other barber accessories, all included with the stations. CONSIDERATIONS: The backbar was restored with new finish some time ago, and is compete with drawers and hardware. The Koken “Congress” chairs were also restored at one time and finished in velvet upholstery. They are complete and untested with fluid. The shaving mirror is brass and oak and showing little wear, and the cash register stand is solid and showing light wear. . (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

2430 - KOKEN BARBER CHAIR.

26” x 32” x 45”. This is a Koken barber chair with a label on the back, which reads “Congress Pedestal Hydraulic Koken Supply Co. ST. Louis.” CONDITION: There seems to be an early restoration done in a plaid-type material. All castings appear to be intact. Has had repair on bottom foot rest, but does not distract from the overall look. Upholstery is in good condition with no visible tears. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

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2431 - EARLY VERSION OF A KOKEN BARBER CHAIR WITH CLAW FEET.

26” x 32” x 45”. This is an early Koken barber chair with claw feet. CONDITION: All four legs are intact, free of breaks, and the upholstery is free of any tears or cracks. All castings seem to be free of breaks and cracks. It has an overall good look. . (Good). 500 - 1,500

2432 - ANTIQUE EMIL J. PAIDAR ROUND SEAT BARBER CHAIR.

38”L x 30”W x 48”T. This hydraulic barber’s chair is white porcelain with green upholstery and market foot rest. CONDITION: Upholstery is a vibrant, true green color showing very little wear. Metal components and porcelain enamel show some age but overall very nice. . (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

2433 - CHILD-SIZED DENTIST CHAIR.

42 - 1/2” x 48” x 20”. This is an unusual early Dentist chair made for children with all original adjustable hardware. Adjustable back, head rest, and hydraulic mechanism; up and down and reclining. In most likely replaced red leather with all original componentry, a much earlier restoration. . (Good - Very Good). 300 - 800

2434 - BARBERSHOP TOWEL WARMER.

22” x 22” x 60”. These were used in barber shops to warm towels. This particular piece stands on a porcelain base. CONDITION: In original condition with a great patina to it, dings and scratches throughout that only add to the overall look. . (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

2435 - MATTED 1914 YARD LONG FOR SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES CALENDAR.

45 - 5/16” x 14 - 7/16”. Beautiful yard long advertising for Schraffts Chocolates and cocoa. Stunning young ladies enjoying a hot cocoa, with the months of the year displayed around them. Condition shows light folds from framing, and some white overpaint to the frame that does not effect the image. A great piece of early chocolate advertising. (8.5).

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2436 - CARDBOARD DISPLAY SIGN FOR SCHRAFFT’S CHOCOLATES.

Frame: 22 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/2”. Early turn of the century “1902” cardboard sign advertising Schrafft’s chocolates. CONDITION: Some light staining that may improve with cleaning. Sharp detailed image. An early Scrafft’s sign in very displayable condition. Framed. (8.0). 400 - 800

2437 - GLASS CANDY JAR. 6 - 1/4” x 6 - 1/4” x 19”. This is a wonderful glass candy jar with ground stop and good clear glass. CONDITION: Shows no significant chips on the lid or ground stopper. (Excellent). 300 - 600

2438 - ACTION AD CAMPANY SALESMAN SAMPLE

ELECTRIC CLOCK AND ADVERTISING SIGN WITH CASE. 25” x 14 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. Wonderful salesman sample of a neon advertising clock by the Action Ad Company. Original salesman case with original neon, salesman sample flip advertising that would have shown what the customer could do with the clock. Size is about 1/2 of what the original would have been. CONDITION: Unused and in overall excellent condition. (Excellent). 2,000 - 3,000

2439 - LATE 19TH CENTURY/EARLY 20TH CENTURY INTERNATIONAL TIME RECORDING CLOCK. 14” x 86” x 12”. This is a wonderful wall hanging time recording clock with the original dial, marked for the Time Recording Company. Original front glass with original decal, original front castings and all-original oak cabinet. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, scuffs and scrapes to the oak cabinet, as well as areas of oxidation to the front iron casting and areas of wear to the original clock dial. A fantastic example of early time recording clock in complete condition. . (GoodVery Good). 1,000 - 2,000

2440 - NEW HAVEN REGULATOR CLOCK ADVERTISING SAUER’S FLAVORING EXTRACTS.

17” x 6” x 42 - 1/2”. This is a wonderful New Haven Sauer’s advertising wall clock. Made in a red mahogany finish. The dived front door has two glasses, one with black and gold on the upper side and one with the Sauer’s advertising on the bottom glass along with the award winning gold medallions surrounding the glass.

CONDITION: The movement is time only and is an 8 day movement. Six o’clock winding hole. A really great example of this sought-after Sauer’s clock in very good condition. Fully operational with original pendulum. (8.5). 1,000 - 3,000

2441 - BAIRD ADVERTISING CLOCK FOR VANNER AND PRESTS MOLLISCORIUM.

18 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/2” x 31”. This is a great composition Baird clock with replaced dial. CONDITION: Original pendulum, and all original paint. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

2442 - SESSIONS INGRAHAM ADVERTISING CLOCK FOR FREDERICK R. LOVEJOY SEAFOOD DISTRIBUTOR.

18” x 5 - 1/2” x 39”. This is a stained mahogany glass regulator clock. The top dial is original and marked for the Frederick R. Lovejoy company. The bottom glass advertises “White Rock and Grassy Hammock Oysters” that were distributed by the Frederick F. Lovejoy Company. CONDITION: That glass quite possibly could be original, but more likely added to the clock. Clock comes with original pendulum and is fully operational. (8.5). 1,000 - 2,000

2443 - PILLSBURY’S BEST FEEDS WALL CLOCK.

18 - 1/2” x 18 - 1/2” x 7”. Early Pilsbury’s Best electric clock with good colors. The reverse glass front is in excellent condition, original dial plate with crackling to older paint, consistent with age and use. Neon works and clock works. . (Excellent). 700 - 1,500

2444 - FANTASTIC ALUMINUM PAINTED “TIME IS MONEY” BUST OF WOMAN WITH CLOCK.

16” x 8” x 26”. This is a great countertop painted aluminum display bust of a woman. It has an original clock with porcelain numbers, with the insignia on the ribbon on the bottom that reads “Time is Money.” CONDITION: Great color and great paint, showing very little signs of use. The clock is untested and definitely has some age to the face. (Very Good). 700 - 1,500

2445 - CALUMET BAKING POWDER WOOD ADVERTISING CLOCK.

17 - 1/4” x 4 - 3/8” x 38”. In original condition with original pendulum and wind key. The glass is free of breaks and cracks and reads “Time to Buy. Calumet Baking Powder. Best by Test.” (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

2446 - FANTASTIC E. HOWARD & CO., BOSTON, DOUBLE SIDED OAK CLOCK.

38” x 6” x 23”. This E. Howard & Co. double sided clock most likely hung in a bank, or possibly a prestigious store or attorney’s office. Constructed of oak with original oak bevels, both clock faces are original to the clock and marked for the E. Howard Co. out of Boston. Built to hang from the ceiling, with all the appropriate holes to be mounted. CONDITION: There are areas of wear, with original finish to the oak case. All-original oak trim. Electric operation, with the cord most likely a replacement. . (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,500

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2447 - CAT’S PAW CLOCK WITH FLOATER DIAL.

15 - 1/2” Dia. This is an iconic Cat’s Paw clock with the floater dial and face plate. The outside of the bubble glass is reverse painted and reads “Don’t throw your old shoes away! Repair them like new today!” Bright red, yellow, white, and black cat in the center. CONDITION: Missing both bulb covers on the back of the clock. Back of clock has scratches around the hanger hole, consistent with use. (Excellent). 500 - 1,000

2448 - WGSA GRESS FLOOR SERVICE ADVERTISING CLOCK FOR STATION 1310.

21” x 5” x 21”. This is a florescent light-up clock with a great dial. CONDITION: Tin can shows little signs of wear. Original cord and reverse back glass showing little signs of wear. It looks to be new old stock from the 1950’s. . (9.0). 500 - 1,000

2449 - OAK WALL CLOCK FROM ELK’S LODGE.

17 - 1/4” x 14 - 1/2” x 7”. This is an early oak wall clock dually marked for the Benevolent Protective Order Of the Elks. This oak clock would have been hanging on the wall in a lodge in Bartlesville, OK.

CONDITION: Shows areas of wear with light scuffs to the finish of the clock. However, it has a great look and is in overall good condition. (Excellent). 300 - 600

2450 - BAIRD ADVERTISING CLOCK. 18” x 3 - 1/2” x 30”. This is a Baird advertising clock advertising “Vanner & Prest’s Molliscoriun Embrocation.” CONDITION: Shows restoration to exterior of the clock with a replaced clock face, internally there is an original “Vanner & Prest’s” label to the clock, original pendulum, and winding key in working condition. . (Restored). 500 - 900

2451 - CALUMET BAKING POWDER REGULATOR CLOCK. 18” x 34 - 1/4” x 5 - 1/2”. This is a Sessions regulator clock with calendar advertising Calumet Baking Powder, “Best by Test.”

CONDITION: Original glass top and most likely a restored Calumet Baking Powder panel on the lower section. Original clock face, Light wear to the wood case. (Good). 200 - 500

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2452 - LOT OF 2: SAUER’S CLOCKS.

Larger: 17” x 6” x 42 - 3/4”.

This lot of two Sauer’s advertising clocks consists first of a Gilbert Sauer advertising clock. This is a time only clock in dark mahogany finish with divided glass door. The dial is marked “Gilbert” with black spade hands. The movement is 8 day in length with a 6 o’clock winding hole. The bottom glass has Sauer’s gold medallions along with the Sauer’s name and “Flavoring Extracts.”

All original glasses with an original 3” pendulum. Comes with a 1911 Sauer’s Extract booklet. The second one is a Sauer’s Centennial special edition clock that was issued on the 100th anniversary of the company. All original condition, original mahogany construction, with the original pendulum. Original dial with some original paperwork. (8.5 - 9.2). 1,000 - 3,000

2453 - LOT OF 2: CLOCKS.

14 - 1/2” Dia. Lot of two clocks. The first clock is from the Pam Clock Company, Inc., New Rochelle, New York, C. 1956. CONDITION: Bubble glass is in good original condition. The second clock is a Telechron, stamped “Cliquot-9 Telechron Inc., Ashland, Mass., U.S.A. C.A.P.,” with an original Pam Electronic Clock sticker on the back. CONDITION: Bubble glass is in excellent condition. (9.0 - 9.5). 800 - 2,000

2454 - LOT OF 2: ADVERTISING CLOCKS.

15” Dia. The first is a Telechron electric clock advertising NuGrape, stamped in the bottom center “NuGrape Made In U.S.A N.G. Co.” CONDITION: Bubble glass is in excellent condition. The face of the clock is in good condition slight paint loss on the second hand of the clock. The second is a Telechron clock advertising Sun Crest, stamped in the bottom center “Sun Crest -1 Telechron Inc., Ashland, Mass., U.S.A. C.A.P.” CONDITION: The bubble glass and face of the clock are in excellent condition. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

2455 - EARLY TAXIDERMY LINED BEAR SKIN RUG. 65” x 56”. This is a early taxidermy of a nice sized black bear mounted on green and black felt for hanging and display. There are a few areas of fur loss, but nothing that distracts from this particular piece of taxidermy. . good 500 - 2,000

2456 - PEACOCK BIRD MOUNT TAXIDERMY.

76” x 12” x 15”. Beautiful wall mount with original taxidermized peacock with long flowing tail feathers mounted on original pieces of old driftwood. It has the ability to be mounted to the wall which allows showcases the peacock in the vertical position. . (Excellent Plus). 500 - 1,500

2457 - BEAR SKIN LINED FLOOR RUG.

65” x 56”. Great cinnamon bear with extra long fur mounted on a brown and tan felt for display and hanging. It is missing claws on the back right hand paw. There is a great expression on this piece of early taxidermy. . (Good Plus). 500 - 2,500

2458 - MOUNTAIN LION TAXIDERMY.

76” x 16” x 23 - 1/2”. In a crouching position mounted on a fiber glass mountain like scene with a growling look on his face. This particular piece has two iron loopholes in back for mounting on a wall or could also be used as a counter top model. Some areas of fur loss, but nothing that takes away from the overall look. . good 500 - 1,500

2459 - FULL HEAD MOUNT FOR A WESTERN BUFFALO.

21 - 1/2” x 25 - 3/4” x 15”. This is a wonderful full mount head of a western states buffalo. The taxidermy has been well-done and it is preserved excellently. The mount is ready for wall hanging and would be a great addition to mount collection. CONDITION: There are some areas of wear from handling, however the mount is tight and would make a great taxidermy mount in the right location. (Good). 500 - 2,000

2460 - LOT OF 2: FIGHTING BLACK BEAR TAXIDERMY MOUNTS.

Each: 24”W x 64”T x 33”D. Standing upright, both of these black bears stand over 5 feet tall. Showing thick, black fur with a few lighter brown spots. CONDITION: Very good condition overall with one showing a few regions of missing fur including two on the lower legs and another on the right side of the face. Fur is otherwise well maintained and paws retain claws and foot pads. Each is mounted on a simple wood base with one leaning into the other. . (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

2461 - LIFE SIZE POLAR BEAR. 88 - 1/2” x 36” x 65”. This is on a moveable base. The polar bear has been mounted to show in hunting position standing on what looks like snow packed iceberg. There is one small tear in fur on back right leg and has a plate that reads “Polar Bear James C. Cacavio March 1969 Point Harrow, Alaska Mounted by Eastern Wildlife Studios Route 31 Clinton, New Jersey. . (Excellent). 4,000 - 12,000

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2462 - ICONIC AMERICAN BUFFALO HEAD MOUNT TAXIDERMY.

24” x 30” x 30”. This is a half-shoulder iconic American Buffalo mount with glass eyes. CONDITION: Fur is in decent condition, ears are intact, horns are in place and sports a good overall look. (Good). 400 - 800

2463 - EARLY TAXIDERMY MOUNTAIN LION.

55 - 1/2” x 79”. Some areas of patchiness and a few claws missing. Small break to ear, but does not distract from the overall look and expression of this particular piece of taxidermy. Mounted on a dark brown felt for display and/or hanging. . (Good). 400 - 1,500

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2464 - PEACOCK BIRD TAXIDERMY.

68” x 40” x 25”. Wonderful peacock mount in full feather bloom. CONDITION: Showing some wear from handling, some loss of feathers, but overall a wonderful mount in the right setting. . (Good).

200 - 800

2465 - BLUE HERON BIRD TAXIDERMY.

31” x 9” x 13”. Mounted on a plaster type base for display. Some areas of feather loss consistent with age. (Fair).

100 - 300

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2466 - CHILD’S HORSE PEDAL WAGON.

44” x 20” x 28”. This is a mid-century child’s pedal trike with a No. 5 horse in the front with original bridles.

CONDITION: Appears to have been restored and new rear tires added. . (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

2467 - LOT OF 2: ZANZIBAR AND GUMPERT’S CANS.

Larger: 9 - 1/4” x 9 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. The first one is “Zanzibar Pyrite Thickener & Stabilizer for the Juices of Fruit or Berry Pies” that depicts an African-American setting in the jungle and is marked “B. Hellerian Co. Calumet Ave 40th St. Chicago, Illinois USA.” The paper label on this tin can is in excellent condition.

The second one is “Gumpert’s Devil Food Mixture” depicting the devil pointing at the pie that is a “Product of the S. Gumpert Co. Inc. Brooklyn, New York.”

All four sides are in great displayable condition with some slight bending on the center lower back, but it does not distract from the overall appearance. (7.5). 400 - 1,200

2468 - LOT OF 2: EARLY FRAMED LITHOGRAPHS.

Largest: 22 - 3/4” x 17”. Lot of two early framed lithographs. The first, an advertisement for Meyer Klein, Omaha, Nebraska. This is an embossed die-cut cardboard calendar from 1913 in new old stock condition with a “Printed in Germany” maker’s mark. The piece has excellent color, with only a slight amount of edge wear. The second is from Gail Borden, a condensed milk advertisement that is framed and matted beautifully, showing no visible signs of wear to the paper advertisement itself. (8.5). 300 - 800

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2469 - HORSE & CARRIAGE PEDAL CAR. 34 - 1/2” x 54” x 19”. Beautifully restored multi-colored kiddie pedal car. Includes horse buggy whip. Excellent older restoration, colors are still bright. Good, bright sheen in all areas. Original leather strap. . (Excellent Plus) . 1,000 - 2,500

NOVEMBER 5, 2022

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Tom Tolworthy Brian Burke Don Grimmer

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GUM VENDOR SLOT MACHINE

21 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 28”. This three-reel machine is a tabletop version of the more commonly seen floor model vendor. This example is without the lower vending cabinet, though it still advertises for a package of mints with every nickel played. The consignor believes this to be a factory made tabletop model, rather than a cut-down version. An early machine with an oak cabinet, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1911. The front casting displays ornate cast iron decoration such as the trim and payout cup, topped with a matching coin head. The original three reel strips and award card complete this remarkable slot machine. CONDITION: There is minor surface wear and the housing appears to be lightly tarnished on the sides. In working condition, this machine plays and pays. Showing a repair and small piece missing from the front wood behind one of the decorative metal columns. Includes one key and a stand. The stand shows some wear to the finish and is open at the back. (Very Good). 4,000 - 8,000

3002 - 25¢ WATLING ROL-A-TOP BIRD OF PARADISE SLOT MACHINE.

18” x 17” x 28”. This is an iconic 25¢ Watlin Rol-A-Top called the “Bird of Paradise.” Twin jackpots mounted underneath a very graphic front casting, showing a cornucopia with birds emerging. This slot machine shows an earlier restoration with a fantastic wood cabinet, repainting of the front casting, original back door and new coinbox. CONDITION: There are areas of light wear, however the slot machine has had very little use since its restoration. (Restored). 3,000 - 5,000

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3003 - 5¢ SUN MANUFACTURING BICYCLE TRADE STIMULATOR.

19 - 1/2” x 6” x 14”. A sought after two-wheel bicycle trade stimulator offering roulette-style game play. The patron inserts a nickel, pulls the handle to the right, dropping the coin into the right side of the cabinet and with a ring of the bell, the wheels start to spin. The sum of the numbers on each wheel corresponds to the award card within, which boasts “No Blanks.” CONDITION: Housed in the original oak cabinet showing age and play wear. Paper and instruction labels may be aged replacements. A wonderful original example with a great early look. Manufactured by Sun Mfg. Co. between 1896 and 1902. (Very Good). 5,000 - 8,000

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Caille Musical Puck upright floor model slot machine, C. 1900.

machine is all original, with great patina, original wheel, music box and all castings. At the time of description the mechanism has become disengaged from the front handle, and will be fixed before auction. CONDITION: A very nice original upright, showing a replaced back door, but all original castings and wheel. A real nice example. No key. (Very Good). 10,000 - 20,000

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3006 - MILLS FUTURITY SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 16” x 28”. A fantastic original Mills Futurity slot machine in original paint with original finish to the wood cabinet, showing original award card, original reel strips and a working Futurity mechanism. CONDITION: There are some areas of light paint wear, light scuffs and scratches to the wood cabinet, but is overall a fantastic example of this very highly desirable slot machine. Plays and pays. (Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000

3007 - 5 & 10¢ O.D. JENNINGS CIGA-ROLA FLOOR MODEL SLOT MACHINE.

22”D. x 60”T. x 20”W. This machine offers the operator the choice between purchasing a pack of cigarettes with or without a gambling element, serving as a cigarette vending machine and slot machine with cigarette awards. In fantastic working condition, this machine is currently set to free play. A very nice example with reverse painted glue chipped glass over vending compartment showing 6 columns of product. Has original reel strips and cabinet finish. Circa 1937. Includes three keys. (Very Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3008 - 25¢ MILLS NOVELTY WAR EAGLE SLOT MACHINE.

76” x 22 - 1/2” x 22”. A 25¢ Mills Novelty Silent War Eagle slot machine with stand. Native American Chief motif with suede clothing and flamboyant feather headdress on a metal stand, showing image of a Buffalo head nickel, stating “The United States of America 5¢.” CONDITION: Machine is in excellent restored condition. (Restored). 1,500 - 4,000

17” x 16” x 27”. Produced by Watling in 1936, this three reel slot machine features the stunning cherry front with cherries spilling out of an upturned cornucopia. CONDITION: Showing an older restoration, with some oxidation to the nickel plating and a little paint loss to the cherries. Replaced award card, reel strips, original back door and cash box. Plays and pays great. With key. (Good - Very Good). 2,500 - 5,000

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3005 - 5 ¢ WATLING CHERRY FRONT ROL-A-TOP SLOT MACHINE.

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3009 - 5¢ JENNINGS CLUB SPECIAL SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 16” x 27”. The Club Special is a cast aluminum front slot machine, manufactured by O.D. Jennings in 1938, also known as the “Sportsman.” It features a design with an assortment of men playing sports such as tennis and archery. Its Art Deco style front is colored in blue and red with light details of silver. CONDITION: Retaining the original cash box, back door, reel strips, and award card. Showing an older restoration. Plays and pays. One key included. (Restored). 1,200 - 2,000

3010 - H.C. EVANS WHEEL WITH BASE.

23” x 33” x 58”. This spinning gambling wheel from H. C. Evans & Co., Chicago, Illinois, shows horse race scenes, numbered 1 through 10. It has the iconic bald eagle marquee on top. A great countertop-style piece and a sure hit in any gambling collection. CONDITION: In beautiful restored condition, excellent overall. Spins well. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3011 - 10¢ MILLS BLACK BEAUTY SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

Slot: 16” x 15” x 25”. In original condition on an original old stand. It has original bac k door with original lock and what appears to be original reel strips. Original payout plate reads “Melfort Belfort Melfort Jackpot Plus 20.” (Fair). 1,000 - 2,000

3012 - 5¢ MILLS BLACK BEAUTY SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

Slot: 16” x 15” x 25”. This has the original reel strips, back door, and lock. This particular machine comes with an original old stand. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

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JENNINGS LUCKY 7 SLOT MACHINE.

16 - 1/2” x 16” x 27”. A 1939 O.D. Jennings Standard Chief slot machine in 5¢ operation. A cast iron front in nickel plating, with oak cabinet and front jackpot. CONDITION: Original reel strips, award card and “Lucky 7 5¢” marquee. Shows significant plating loss, front casting showing distress to the oak cabinet, with original back door and no keys. Currently operating. (Good). 800 - 1,500

3014 - 5¢ MILLS

NOVELTY CO. POINSETTIA SLOT MACHINE.

16”L x 15”W x 25”T. The cast aluminum front of this slot machine is nickel plated, displaying vibrant colors of red and green on the poinsettia flowers. The wood cabinet is older and appears to be slightly weathered. Features include a single jackpot reserve and two payout cups. Manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1928. Works well. With keys. (Very Good). 800 - 1,200

3015 - 5¢ MILLS BELL FRUIT HIGH TOP SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 16” x 27”. This is a great original slot machine, a Mills high top Bell Fruit slot machine in original paint, showing all original castings, with original award card, reel strips and back door. CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss, some scuffs and areas of finish loss to the wood base, some etching to the front reel glass, but overall a wonderful original slot machine, ready for play. Plays and pays. (Good). 800 - 1,800

3016 - 5¢ PACE COMET SLOT MACHINE.

15” x 15” x 25”. This is an original Pace Comet slot machine with dual jackpots, showing original blue paint, original finish to the wood cabinet, original black base, original award card, reel strips and back door. CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss, wear and oxidation to the metal componentry, but a nice original 5¢ slot machine. (Good). 800 - 1,800

3017 - 6 STATION OAK POKER TABLE.

Table: 51 - 1/2” x 51 - 1/2” x 30 - 1/4”. A fantastic original oak poker table with six stations and leather playfield with original barrel back seats in riveted leather. The poker table comes with a set of plastic poker chips. Condition shows areas of scuffs, finish loss, light scratches, and a marring to the oak finish. However, it has a great early look in way would be a great addition to anybody’s game room. (Good). 500 - 1,500

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3018 - LARGE ROULETTE OR POKER TABLE.

72” x 43” x 32”. This is a full-size walnut roulette or poker table, with turn spindle columns and claw feet, showing two additional drawers underneath an original felt top. CONDITION: There are some areas of wear and fading to the felt top, light surface scratches and scuffs to the finish of the walnut legs, but nothing to distract from the overall appearance of this gaming table. A great addition to any game room. (Very Good).

500 - 2,000

3019 - LOT OF 2: CONTEMPORARY SLOT MACHINE STANDS.

Each: 18” x 18” x 34”. Appears to have oak construction. The first piece appears to have a Mill’s owl on the front with lockable door. The second piece shows a glass front with lockable door. CONDITION: There arew areas of scuffing and scratches, however these are very well constructed slot machine stands. They would be a great addition to any slot collection. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3020 - LOT OF 2: CONTEMPORARY SLOT MACHINE STANDS.

17” x 17” x 33 - 1/2”. These are contemporary oak slot machine stands with glass fronts and locking front doors. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, scuffs and scrapes to the cabinets from use, however these are two great slot machine stands worthy of any collection. (Very Good).

400 - 800

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3021 - EARLY TIN GAMING DEVICE.

19” x 13” x 9”. This is an early tin gaming device that is similar to bingo, but instead has a horserace theme. A round metal canister with a felt playfield, with a bunch of cards with different horses and horse numbers. Includes instructions on the front to show you how to make the draw for the horses out of the canister. It shows the odds and names of the horses with a horse graphic on the lid that opens up. The back includes instructions on how to assemble the device. CONDITION: Shows oxidation and surface rust to the majority of the canister. It has some ground-in dirt, surface scratches and areas of paint loss. However, it is an extremely rare gambling item and worthy to clean to improve the appearance. (6.5). 300 - 1,000

3022 - TABLETOP ROULETTE WHEEL.

19 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2” x 3 - 3/4”. This is a tabletop roulette wheel of an unknown manufacturer possibly an Evans dating to the mid 20th century. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of use and no areas of paint loss to the wheel. Beautifully constructed wooden roulette wheel with a heavy gloss finish. (9.0). 300 - 800

3023 - CHUCK-A-LUCK DICE GAME.

17” x 15” x 9”. This is an early Chuck-A-Luck dice game with original bell and two Styrofoam dice housed in original cage. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation and surface rust to the cage that can be cleaned. (Good). 300 - 500

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3024 - MILLS SLOT MACHINE CRATE.

29” x 21” x 21”. A wooden crate marked “Glass” on the front and back. Original hardware, original old wheels and original clasp for locking. Interior has some added padding installed with tacks. This crate has a great patina and is a super decorator piece. CONDITION: Good overall. (Good). 200 - 800

3025 - 1¢ LEO CANDA EARLY POKER TRADE STIMULATOR.

17” x 17” x 25 - 1/2”. Excellent original and working condition. A larger size than the typical wood model poker machine. The Leo Canda Company of Cincinnati manufactured this very popular and durable five-reel machine. It has a wood cabinet and top sign with a cast iron front. There is a brass plate on the front with a patent date of November 2nd, 1897. Original reel strips and replaced back door. A beautiful aged patina to the wood cabinet. An excellent rarely seen example of this early poker cigar trade stimulator. Keys is included. C. 1897. (Very Good). 800 - 1,600

3026 - THE MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY “THE PILOT” TRADE STIMULATOR.

12” x 11 - 1/2” x 14”. This is an early cast iron trade simulator made by the Mills Novelty Co. Chicago, Illinois. Manufactured in and around 1915. The ornate castings show maritime sail boats and other embossed embellishments. CONDITION: Shows an earlier re-nickeled plating to the cabinet and the mechanism needs to be reworked in order to operate properly. Would be a great candidate for restoration. (Good). 3,000 - 6,000

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3027 - 5¢ MILLS

18” x 14” x 25”. This Mills Novelty “Liberty Bell” is as scarce as they come. An original cast-iron early slot machine, one of three of the various ornate machines Mills manufactured during the earlier part of the 20th century. However, here is what makes this machine so special, an original side vendor mounted on the left side of the slot. Liberty Bell slots with side vendors are scarce enough, but one with the side vendor on the left side is currently a very exclusive club. The machine retains the earlier style tin fruit strips, with g,u,m on the reel strips indicating that this is a gum vending machine. A very early example of a ruse to circumvent the anti gambling laws. Each pull of the handle allows the purchase of a packet of gum. The original marquee and award card included. A winning combination rings the bell and coins would rush into the payout cup.

CONDITION: Overall a beautiful original example of an early elaborate cast iron slot machine with side panels overlooking the Hudson River and the Statue of Liberty off in the distance. Showing some oxidation to the castings, and some missing plating, with a small chip in the casting to the right side of the front door. c. 1911. Retains original Yale lock with Mills insignia key. (Good). 6,000 - 12,000

LIBERTY BELL SLOT MACHINE WITH GUM SIDE VENDOR.

18” x 18” x 57”. This rare cast iron machine manufactured by the Tibbils Manufacturing Co. of Rochester NY. Featuring five reel poker with corresponding award card, manufacturers tag and unique cast iron stand. 1¢ operation and depress the front handle, and the wheels spin to produce your poker hand. Comparison to the award card tells you what your reward in trade would be.

CONDITION: Top marquee shows a cigar awards card marked as manufactured by Tibbils MFG and may be a replacement. Original paint is worn, but has a wonderful aged patina and the right look collectors want. Operates perfectly. In working condition. Includes key. Circa 1892. (Good-Very Good). 3,000 - 6,000

20” x 15 - 1/2” x 24”. 5 ¢ Mills Novelty O.K. Countertop Gooseneck Bell Slot Machine w/ Side “Delicious Confections” mint vendor. “Mills Automatic Salesman” also referred to as a “bullseye” with deferred pay. CONDITION: Restored and fully operational, side vender and differed pay. Only light signs of wear. C.1926, Works - pays & plays, w/ keys. (Restored). 1,500 - 3,000

16” x 16” x 25”. The cast aluminum front panel slot machine features an embossed baseball field and four mint vendor columns. This extraordinary slot machine was manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1929 and shows an older restoration. Complete with replacement award card, lithographed playing field graphics, and three reels strips with marquee paper reading “Eat Home Runs.” CONDITION: Retaining the original cash box with skill stops complete and working. There is some wear throughout with the red details slightly faded. In working condition. One key is included. (Restored). 2,000 - 4,000

3031 - 1¢ WATLING TWIN JACKPOT GUM SLOT MACHINE. 16” x 15 - 1/2” x 24”. Watling Blue Seal 1 Cent Gooseneck Gumball Vending Slot Machine. Original Twin Jackpot penny slot machine with round gumball vender and original fortune reel strips. The vending of gumball for each penny played allowed this machine to be considered a vending machine, thereby circumventing the anti-gambling laws. Front vendor slot machine is also referred to as the “Baby Twin Jackpot Vender.” This gooseneck bell three-reel slot machine was produced by Watling during the late 1920s-early 1930s. It features a striking Art Deco inspired front casting, all original paint, with twin jackpot and gumball banks. CONDITION: Original condition with wear and scuffs to the oak case, original paper award cards and instructions, oxidized front casting with a great aged look. Includes original key, cash box and replaced back door. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3032 - LOT OF 2: TRADE STIMULATORS. Larger: 9 - 1/2” x 9 - 3/4” x 12”. This lot of two trade stimulators consists first of a Hol-e-Smokes trade stimulator. It is in all-original condition with original reel strips and original paint. The second is a Mighty Mite gum vendor trade stimulator with cigarette reel strips, in original condition with original back door. CONDITION: Both pieces show signs of wear, some paint loss and fading. The Hol-e-Smokes has its gum vendor, and both pieces are in operating condition. (Good). 400 - 800

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3028 - 1¢ TIBBILS MFG. CO. 5 REEL CARD POKER MACHINE.

3029 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. BASEBALL VENDER SKILL SLOT MACHINE.

3030 - RARE 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. AUTOMATIC SALESMAN SLOT MACHINE WITH SIDE VENDOR.

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3033 - 1¢ MARVEL CIGARETTE TRADE STIMULATOR. 8” x 9” x 10 - 3/4”. This is a Marvel trade stimulator in original hammer tone blue paint, with the original Marvel label, original cigarette reel strips and original back door. CONDITION: Shows scrapes, scratches and areas of paint loss to the original paint. However, the trade stimulator has a great early look and plays well. (Good). 200 - 500

3034 - 5¢ MINT/GUM VENDOR. 11” x 5 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2”. This is in fantastic original condition with a crackled blue-tone paint. It has a great Deco-looking coin slot, with an arrow that directs you to the knobs below. The mirror reads “Life Saver Mints 5¢ Packages Wrigley Gum 5¢ Packages.” CONDITION: The glass and mirror are in great condition with no evidence of cracks or breaks. (Excellent Plus). 400 - 1,200

3035 - MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY 1¢ COIN CHANGER.

25” x 7” x 7”. Tall metal Mills Novelty coin changer with small plaque on the front that reads “PATENTED. Oct 8 1897.” Tip the chute down to dispense coins. CONDITION: This specific changer is sized to fit American pennies. Oxidation and minor surface rust, with a great aged patina. (Very Good). 800 - 1,000

3036 - 1¢ BLAST OFF VENDING GUMBALL MACHINE. 56” H x 14” Dia. A vending machine in the form of a rocket, labeled “Blast Off.” CONDITION: Multiple scrapes and scuffs throughout, consistent with age and use. Colors are still strong. Mounted on a cast iron base. (Fair). 500 - 1,000

3037 - 1¢ J.W. HANCE REPLICA BREATH PELLET MACHINE. 6” x 6” x 9”. This is a very well done recreation of the Hance aluminum breath pellet machine. Demure sized with a great early look. Operates on a penny. CONDITION: Aged aluminum, no chips or cracks. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3038 - NATIONAL AUTOMATIC VENDING MACHINE COMPANY SWEET CHOCOLATE VENDING MACHINE. 2 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/4” x 2 - 1/2”. This is a single-column vending machine by the National Automatic Vending Machine Company to vend sweet chocolate tabs. CONDITION: The machine appears unused and is in excellent condition. The stenciling is in immaculate color with no areas of fading or noticeable loss of paint or scratches. With key. (Excellent). 800 - 1,800

3039 - NATIONAL CHEWING GUM SINGLE COLUMN VENDING MACHINE.

2 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/4” x 2 - 1/2”. This is a beautiful demure single-column tab gum vending machine for National chewing gum by the National Automatic Vending Machine Company out of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It is in original green paint with all original stenciling and original hardware. CONDITION: Showing very light wear from handling, in excellent condition with bright paint and pin striping. With key. (Excellent). 800 - 1,800

3040 - 1¢ IN-THE-BAG CO. GUM VENDING MACHINE.

9” x 9” x 23”. This machine was manufactured by the In The Bag Co. in 1934. It automatically bags the vended peanuts and used fifty bags for one pound of peanuts. It is in unrestored original condition. CONDITION: With original top sign and original decals, paint loss in some areas, but with a great aged look that collectors cherish. Keys are included.

Reference: “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, Page 165. (Good). 800 - 1,500

3041 - STOLLWERCK’S GUM AND CHOCOLATE VENDING MACHINE.

10” x 9” x 32 - 1/2”. An overall excellent example of this late 19th century gum and chocolate vendor by Volkmann Stollwerck and Co., Pat. 1892. Wood construction with beveled mirrored front door and excellent original porcelain marquee. CONDITION: With all original labels. Beveled mirror may be a replacement. Reference: “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill and Peggy Enes, Page 180. Has key. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,200

3042 - 10¢ HERSHEY U SELECT-IT VENDING MACHINE.

72” x 12” x 12” This floor model vending machine has been expertly restored in a light green with large “Candy” stickers on each side and colorful graphics featuring children enjoying Hershey’s Kisses and chocolate bars. Includes key. Top plaque is marked Automatic Venders Mfd. By Coan Manufacturing Co. Madison, Wis. CONDITION: Shows a few minor scrapes but retains a great look. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3043 - 1¢ PULVER GREEN PORCELAIN SHORT CASE GUM VENDOR.

4-1/2” x 9” x 21”. This wall mount vending machine shows a red mechanism with the Cop Directing Traffic automaton. CONDITION: Repainted green enamel of the case is free from chips. Includes keys. (Excellent). 1,000 - 2,000

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3044 - THE MILLS BAG PUNCHING MACHINE.

29 - 1/2” x 36” x 80”. This has a beautifully done cast iron plate and has the original instruction card reading the “Mills Punching Machine. Drop Coin in Slot. Pull Bag Down as Far as it Will Go. Strike the Bag with a Square Blow From the Front end. The Weight of the Blow will be registered in LBS on the Dial. Machina Circa 1903.” The dial shows the force of your strike. This particular machine is very well restored and in good working order with keys. (Excellent). 4,000 - 7,000

3045 - ORIGINAL “SMILIN’ SAM FROM ALABAM” PEANUT MACHINE.

13 - 1/2”T x 11 - 1/4”D. A 1¢ operation figural peanut machine called “Smilin’ Sam from Alabam’ the Salted Peanut Man.” Operates by pulling the tongue, which results in it dispensing a handful of peanuts. Cast aluminum with original red paint, showing original decals to the forehead. Original back tags and labels. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and wear primarily from age and use. However, these machines were reproduced at one time - one that is original with original paint is a find to be sure! Working, with key. (Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3046 - 1¢ R.D. SIMPSON CO. DERBY CONFECTION VENDOR GUMBALL MACHINE. 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 16”. A combination confection and amusement machine offering a ball of gum and a spin of the horses with each coin inserted. This particular example has an aluminum base and top. CONDITION: Oxidized patina to the aluminum body, original paint on the horses, original globe with new decal. Currently on free play. Horses spin perfectly. Circa 1940. Includes keys. (Very Good). 1,500 - 2,400

3047 - INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE MYSTIC SWAMI FORTUNE TELLER. 23” x 24” x 76 - 1/2”. INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE MYSTIC SWAMI FORTUNE TELLER. Similar to Mutoscope’s Zelda fortune teller machine, the Mystic Swami is a male automaton and the first of its kind. After a coin is inserted, the Swami becomes animated - the head and eyes lower and the hands slowly move over the crystal ball, then a fortune card is dispensed out of the lower cabinet. The automaton is wearing a turban, eccentric clothing, Circa 1954. CONDITION: Professionally restored by Andy Parnell and operating perfectly. The fortune teller is in mint restored condition. (Restored). 15,000 - 20,000

3048 - C.CRETORS & CO FLOOR MODEL POPCORN MACHINE.

68” x 28” x 28”. Cretors & Co. of popcorn fame is credited with being the inventor of the popcorn machine. This example, dating to 1920, has been restored and will need some tune-up to become operational. It is missing the clown and comes with the milk glass top globe. Serial number P01430P and patent dates of 1893 and 94. (Restored). 2,000 - 6,000

3049 - 1¢ STOLLWERCK CHOCOLATE VENDING MACHINE.

10” x 9” x 29 - 1/2”. An overall excellent example of this late 19th century gum and chocolate vendor by Volkmann Stollwerck and Co., Pat. 1892. Wood construction with wood-grain porcelain panels. CONDITION: With all original labels and very minor wear to the case and porcelain panels. A great example. Reference: “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill and Peggy Enes, Page 180. Has key. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3050 - ORIGINAL TOP GLOBE FOR MILLS ORBIT JR. PEANUT MACHINE.

13” x 8” x 8”. This a great original cast iron top globe for a Mills Orbit Jr. peanut machine. Maintains the original beveled glass panels and lid with lock. All you would need is the base to the machine and you would have one of the rarest peanut machines on the planet. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss. The cast iron globe is mostly void of paint. However, it has a great early look and would be a great addition to any vending collection. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

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3051 - KINGERY MFG. CO. HOT PEANUT CART.

42” x 26” x 56”. This particular machine from the original Kingery Manufacturing Company in Cincinnati, Ohio shows very nicely. Side etched “Hot Peanuts” glass is in place and top tank is stenciled “Do Not Fill Tank While Burning.” This a more compact sidewalk-style cart on metal wheels. CONDITION: This has had some areas of restoration, but overall a great original patina look. All castings are in good condition with no visible breaks or cracks, and all copper is patinaed very well. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

3052 - 1¢ ESCO COUNTERTOP BASEBALL CARD CARD VENDING MACHINE. 17 - 3/4” x 10 - 3/4” x 17 - 1/4”. This vending machine has an oak cabinet and glass front. It vends trading cards of various subject matter. This machine has a front glass for baseball cards, but no cards are included. CONDITION: An all original machine in working order. Wear to the case and oxidation to the metal trim, but overall a great example. Made by Exhibit Supply Co. Keys are included. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3053 - 1¢ VENDING GUMBALL MACHINE. 8 - 1/4” x 8” x 16”. An original condition 1¢ gumball vending machine, marked “Master”. The big fan tail reads “Drop penny or nickel. Turn handle to right. Patented Aug. 14. ‘23.” The receiver lid has a small privilege panel that says “Hold hand. Lift up.” CONDITION: In original fair overall condition. There is some wear to porcelain, but has a very nice patina and full of colorful gumballs. On the interior label is flaking, but does not distract. (Fair). 400 - 800

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3054 - 5¢ SILVER KING VENDING MACHINE. 10 - 3/4” x 6 - 3/4” x 21 - 3/4”. Appears to be in original condition with an added cord and comes with a side vendor. The side vendor is marked “Trophy Cups Vortex Cup Co. Chicago USA.” The receiving lid reads “Try Some.” The what appears to be an original label on the glass globe reads “Silver King Aurora, Illinois. Fresh 5 Cents Delicious.” The deco-style coin slot does not appear to have any damage. It has the ruby red globe on top where the key lock is. (Very Good). 400 - 1,200

3055 - 1¢ MAGIC CLOCK GUM VENDOR.

13” x 8” x 14 - 1/4”. The Magic Clock Gum Vender was manufactured by Keeney & Sons, Inc. of Chicago. The player drops a penny in for some gum and then pushes the lever. They add up the numbers the spinning hands point to and check to see if they have a fortune. CONDITION: Showing some loss to the mirrored sides, wear from use to the cabinet, and a small square of wood missing from the back door. Gum Ball dispenser is complete. A fun trade stimulator to play. Keys are included. (Good). 500 - 900

3056 - CHICAGO COIN BOWLING LEAGUE MACHINE.

179 - 1/2” x 30 - 1/2” x 72 - 1/2”. In what appears to be in original untouc hed condition, this fantastic bowling game is from Chicago Coin MFG Co. The back glass is is in tact free of breaks and or chips. It has the original graphics on the head of the machine as well as on all sides. The instruction label is in tact where player would stand labeled “The Game of Skill Chicago Coin Machine Co.” The machine is stamped “Manufactured by Chicago Coin Machine Co. 1725 Diversey Blvd Chicago 14, Illinois.” The machine is missing a back door and shows one piece missing on the lower left hand side in the back of the machine. The serial number is stamped on the left hand side

70” x 24” x 20”. Rare Circa 1950’s Starway Manufacturing Company in Medina, New York. Player inserts one quarter, turns knob to birth sign and presses lever. Flashing lights indicate fortune, players are rewarded with a lucky color pocket piece. It is in original unrestored condition with great colors, super graphics. Back glass shows some crazing and edge wear consistent with age and use, but does not distract from overall look of machine. It is in working condition but will need minor adjustments.

3058 - GOOD LUCK COUNTERTOP SALOON DICE GAME. 10 - 3/4” x 6” x 7”. Extremely rare saloon dice game called “Good Luck”. Turn the knob, the dice bounce, pull the loop for the dice you wish to “hold” and then spin again to make your highest dice total. Winner gets the free drinks. Mahogany construction, aged brass components, working great. Light signs of wear, and missing two brass pull rings that could easily be replaced. A fantastic dice popper and as rare as then come. (Very Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3059 - RARE 5¢ POKER TRADE STIMULATOR IN OAK CABINET. 12” x 10” x 15”. This very well may be a one of a kind trade stimulator of unknown manufacturer. Wonderful oak cabinet, five-reel poker play and with original marquee. Has a brass tag on front that reads “Patented Nov. 2nd, 1897”. The cabinet and the hardware have all the distinction of being a Mills machine, but there is no identification to pin it down. Truly a great find and a great add to any advanced trade stimulator collection. Condition shows a refinished cabinet, original reel strips, original marquee and new back door. Works perfectly. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

3060 - 1¢ CHARLES FEY AND SONS PEP FINGER STRIKER ARCADE GAME. 7 - 1/4” x 7 - 1/2” x 19”. There are not very many of these small finger strikers available in the coin op collecting community. Made by the famed firm of Ed Fey in 1932, this arcade-style striker is sought after by arcade and gaming collectors world wide. This example is marked for serial number 100, so quite possibly it was the first, and was owned by Ed Fey himself. Located at the arcade at Playland at the Beach in San Francisco for years and then in his personal collection at the Fey shop in San Francisco for many more years. Condition shows a later polishing to the aluminum cabinet, new paint to the recessed casting, and a reproduction base plate needing a lock. Complete and rare, here is your opportunity to add the best of the best to your collection from the son of the inventor of the slot machine! Has key. (Very Good). 10,000 - 20,000

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3061 - 1¢

CAILLE HYGIENIC EXERCISER LUNG TESTER AMUSEMENT ARCADE MACHINE.

72”T x 16”W x 15”D. Housed in an oak cabinet with glass sides and a dimensional casting of a circus strongman in the background. Players of this game would blow into the rubber hose and the numbers on the side of the interior glass dome would indicate lung capacity. This device rests perched atop a cast iron and faux marble stand. A Gorski recreation of a Caille Bros. machine. Includes two keys. (Excellent). 4,000 - 7,000

3062 - 25¢ “THE GREEN RAY”

FORTUNE TELLER MIND READING ARCADE MACHINE.

24” x 22” x 75”. This is a very rare arcade machine manufactured by Hope Bradshaw & Co. in 1931. Named for a novel by Jules Verne, referencing an atmospheric event of the same name that occurs shortly after sunset or before sunrise. This very unusual arcade machine that implies having your mind read by the “Green Ray” is a quackery arcade machine but elaborately put together. CONDITION: This example is unrestored, is complete, was converted to quarter play, shows some wear, however it is the best example we have seen to date. Has keys (Very Good).

5,000 - 10,000

3063 - 5¢ MILLS QUARTOSCOPE FLIP CARD VIEWER ARCADE MACHINE.

21” x 21” x 63”. This is a beautiful example of a Mills Novelty Co. viewer that was produced in 1901 for animating photographs of scantily clothed women. The oak cabinet has wonderful details and re-cast iron elements. It should be noted that the paper top sign calls this a “Quarterscope,” while the cast front reads, “Your Next / The Quartoscope.” It has a 62” power cord and includes one key. CONDITION: A very nicely restored drop card machine. (Restored). 2,000 - 5,000

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3064 - MIDWAY SHOOTING GALLERY ARCADE GAME.

70” x 68” x 25”. Midway Manufacturing produced this game around 1960. It features a mid-century cabinet with wildlife theme, targets of owls, ducks and bears. CONDITION: Wear and paint loss is present on the cabinet, however targets show very nice. Very clean interior with minimal wear. Keys are provided. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3065 - CHICAGO COINS REBOUND SHUFFLE.

72” x 39” x 52”. All original Rebound Shuffle from Chicago Coin. This game dates to the mid 1950’s with oak trim. It has the original graphics and paint on the sides and bottom. Includes eight pucks. CONDITION: All the score keepers are intact free of breaks and cracks. This particular machine is stamped “2485.” The coin mechanism is in operating condition. The graphics on the playing field are excellent and bright. (Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000

3066 - PLAY ZOOM COUNTERTOP ARCADE MACHINE.

15” x 9” x 23 - 1/2”. This is a great countertop skill game in excellent condition. The coin operation dispenses original balls, which are spun up to hit certain areas to score. 1¢ operation, in an oak case with a cast front. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of wear or play. (Excellent). 500 - 1,000

3067 - ORIGINAL 1¢ STEEPLECHASE TRADE STIMULATOR.

15” x 8” x 19”. This is an original Steeplechase trade stimulator. A great countertop game that is a lot of fun to play. Upon depositing 1¢ and pulling the lever on the side, you will pull up four marbles that will then race down the racetrack, giving you a final finish of 1st through 6th place. CONDITION: Shows areas of finish loss to the oak case. Light scuffs, scrapes and oxidation to the side lever that raises the marbles to the top. Light areas of paint loss from the marbles travelling down through the playfield, but nothing that distracts from the overall condition of the game. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

3068 - ANTIQUE ROULETTE WHEEL.

32” Diameter x 11 - 1/2”T. In original condition with added plexiglass top. Roulette wheel with fancy wood carvings all the way around and comes with one roulette ball. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

3069 - ARCADE LEGENDS.

25 - 1/2” x 33 - 1/2” x 68 - 1/2”. Arcade legends by Chicago Gaming Company is a multi-game arcade machine to bring best classics home. Expandable multi-game videogame arcade machine is made for both home and game room use. Here is a list of some of the games that can be included in this game: Asteroids Bazerk, Battlezone, Burger Time, Moon Patrol, Space Duel, Space Invators, and Street Fighter 2 just to name a few. Graphics are good and glass is in good condition. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3070 - 1¢ EXHIBIT SUPPLY “DISPOSITION METER” COUNTER GAME. 11 - 1/2” x 10” x 28”. This wood countertop machine tests your disposition through a randomly selected mood using a lighted meter. CONDITION: The machine is in very good condition with signs of minimal wear, and great graphics to the front glass. Working and includes key. Latest patent date 1934. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

3071 - 1¢ BEST HAND GAME.

13” x 9 - 1/2” x 20”. This machine has graphically painted scenes on the playing field reading “Best Hand,” showing the hand holding a Royal Flush. It reads “A Game of Skill” and is a 1¢ machine with the instruction label right below the coin slot. The coin slot reads “Drop coin. Turn knob as arrow directs.” There are direction cards on both sides of the interior playing field, which read “For your amusement. Insert coin. Turn knob as arrow directs. Snap lever in the same field and shoot for high score.” CONDITION: Good original condition. There is some scuffing that does not take away from the machine. (Good). 400 - 1,200

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3072 - 1¢ J.F. FRANTZ KICKER & CATCHER COUNTER GAME.

13 - 3/4” x 9 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/4”. This fun game is the J.F. Frantz Mfg. Co. version of the popular football themed countertop pin field arcade game. Kicking spring is still lively and plays great. Graphics are on the reverse glass and still nice. CONDITION: The cabinet is also in original condition with typical wear commensurate with age. Circa 1960. One key is included. (Excellent). 400 - 800

3073 - 1¢ INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE “DOUBLE YOUR PLEASURE” ARCADE VIEWER.

14” x 14” x 39”. A restored mutoscope arcade viewer, counter top version mounted on a stand, with a reel named, Double your Pleasure. This is a double feature reel of exotic dancers, including one topless. CONDITION: Restored and working. A great arcade piece ready for the game room. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

3074 - AMUSING STAR QUIZ ARCADE MACHINE.

62” x 24 - 1/2” x 22”. Circa 1948 Tele Quiz trivia game in original fair condition. There is some lifting of veneer along bottom and has what appears to be an older repaint. The machine lights up when plugged in, but is not fully functional. The original back glass has severe lifting. A great restoration project. Keys not included. (Fair). 300 - 1,000

3075 - 1¢ GOTTLIEB AND CO. GRIP TESTER.

9” x 15 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. This is a Test Your Grip machine with Art Deco-style coin head, which reads “1¢” and “Grip Tester.” It appears to have the original dial showing men’s strength and women’s strength. CONDITION: In good, restored and working condition. All castings are free of breaks and cracks. (Good). 300 - 800

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3076 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. FLOOR MODEL #95.

66” x 22 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/4”. National Cash Register Co. Floor model #95 is an oak narrow five-drawer register with original “Amount Purchased” top sign and serial number 444911. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

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19 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2” x 19”. This Imperial cash register is a detail adder, sold by the Osborn Cash Register Company. No serial number present. These cash registers were built from 1897 to 1900. This particular example has been completely nickel plated over cast iron and tin cabinet, nicknamed “The Breadbox” because of the way the front opened. Fully restored and operational. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3078 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 587 SERIAL NUMBER 1556920.

34” x 19” x 28”. A wonderful original example of a National Cash Register Model 587 built in and around the year 1916. Original patina to the original brass cabinet. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, crank and correct covering to the receipt printer and paper. Appears to have a new marble shelf and original oak base. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3079 - NATIONAL 1909 MODEL 52 CASH REGISTER.

21 - 1/4” x 17 - 1/4” x 16”. National Model 52 with a early wide base, personalized name plate reading “Easton’s”. Replaced top sign and is working well. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 1,200

3080 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 349-2-2 SERIAL NUMBER 1265898W. 26 - 3/4” x 26” x 24”. This is an extended base National Cash Register. CONDITION: Showing an older restoration, with all original keys and a crack to the front marble. Including two original drawers and an original mark key. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

3081 - SAINT LOUIS CASH REGISTER.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 16 - 3/4”. This is a really nice unrestored example of a St. Louis Cash Register with all original componentry. CONSIDERATIONS: It shows that it may have had an engraved front panel at one time. In operating condition. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3082 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 332 SERIAL NUMBER 1251498. 17 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/4”. A really nice example of a National cash register Model 332. CONDITION: This machine has had an older restoration, with a matte polished brass case, new nickel interior, new key checks and a new brass plate on the base. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3077 - OSBORN CASH REGISTER COMPANY MODEL IMPERIAL.

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3083 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 333 SERIAL NUMBER 1307829. 17 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 22 - 1/2”. A restored National Cash Register Model 333. CONDITION: Showing new key checks, new marble shelf and new base plate, polished and in operating condition. Keys included. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3084 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313. 10” x 16 - 1/2” x 21”. Original National Cash Register Model 313 with serial number 1146356 in original oxidized brass finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators and marble shelf with brass tag to the base, with a replica Coca-Cola marquee. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3085 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 324 SERIAL NUMBER 1308066. 14” x 16” x 21”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 324 in unrestored condition with original nickel plating. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, replaced top sign, replaced front marble and original base. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3086 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 349 SERIAL NUMBER 330237. 19” x 16” x 22”. A very nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 349 in yellow brass. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, replaced top sign with original marble shelf and original brass plate, shipped to Johnstown, Pennsylvania on 5/23, 1910. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

3087 - AUTOGRAPHIC CASH REGISTER MADE BY THE HUGH’S SECURITY CASH RECORDER COMPANY. 22 - 3/4” x 23” x 20 - 1/2”. This is a beautiful oak autographic cash register made by Hugh’s Security Cash Recorder Company. Includes original oak marquee, oak construction, five-position combination lock and is in restored condition. An excellent example of this Hugh’s cash register. Condition shows some minor scuffs and patina to the metal hardware components. (Very Good). 300 - 800

3088 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 7 SERIAL NUMBER 5392890Y. 9 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 7 in original nickel finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags with original nickel and marble slab, missing the front drawer casting. Base has been painted blue. A great example for restoration. (Good). 300 - 600

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3089 - EUROPEAN AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTER.

14 - 1/2” x 19 - 3/4” x 8 - 1/2”. This is a fantastic autographic register with a coin depositary marked “KASSE”, which was Martin’s Kassenfabrik of Berlin. Beautiful oak with brass appointments, complete and operational. Simply a fantastic early autographic register. (Excellent). 250 - 500

3090 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 953(3)N-E SERIAL NUMBER 2474976.

30” x 18” x 24”. A nice original example of a National Model 953(3) N-E built in and around 1926. It has original paint to the tin body. CONDITION: Shows original paint to the tin body with original marble shelf, brass tag, and crank. Appears to have paint loss and scuffs to the original painted cabinet. (Good). 200 - 500

3091 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 729 SERIAL NUMBER 2857265.

17 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice original example of a National cash register Model 729 in original painted tin finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks and price indicators, with some areas of paint loss to the original finish, and potentially a new marble shelf. (GoodVery Good). 100 - 300

3092 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 717 SERIAL NUMEBR 2259196. 12” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. This is an original National Cash Register Model 717, painted tin with receipt tape. CONDITION: Shows original paint with areas of paint loss, scuffs and scratches to the wood base, as well as a small chip to the back of the original marble shelf. Original key checks and price indicators. (Fair - Good). 100 - 300

3093 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 717 SERIAL NUMBER 2152188.

11 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 717 in original painted tin. CONDITION: Shows new key checks, price flags and marble shelf. Fully operational. (Very Good). 100 - 300

3094 - ADDISON BAKELITE RADIO.

12 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 8 - 3/4”. This is a great Bakelite Addison radio, in marbled brown Bakelite with the caramel knobs and grille. CONDITION: No cracks, chips or noticeable repairs. Retains the original antenna. The back panel is missing. The cord is new. Lights up and makes noise at time of description. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

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3095 - ZENITH CONSOLE RADIO.

28” x 14 - 3/4” x 43 - 1/2”. This is a Zenith console radio with “Wavemagnet / An Exclusive Zenith Feature” internals. Middle dial is stamped “Standard Broadcast / Made in United States of America.”

Has a great iconic look. CONDITION: In excellent plus restored condition. Back doors are missing. Bakelite-style knobs and dials are intact and free of breaks and cracks. All veneer is stable and is in excellent condition. Original middle dial is in good condition. (Restored). 200 - 600

3096 - ARTONE PLASTIC RADIO.

13” x 5 - 1/2” x 7”. In original condition, this Artone radio has the original cord, front dial knobs and back panel. CONDITION: No chips, cracks or repairs noted. (Very Good). 100 - 300

3097 - LOT OF 3: COUNTERTOP GAMBLING MACHINES.

Largest: 11” x 7” x 8”. The first item is a Mill’s pocket slot machine. CONDITION: Appears to have re-nickeled cabinet with original reel strips, award panel and no lock. The second machine is an Imp trade stimulator with a gumball dispensing mechanism missing the coin entry plate in original paint. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and paint loss throughout. The third item is an Atom gumball trade stimulator with original reel strips and paint. CONDITION: Shows age and wear throughout. (Fair - Very Good). 500 - 2,000

3098 - 1¢ CAILLE WASHINGTON SCALE.

19 - 1/2” x 27” x 69 - 1/4”. Extremely desirable version of the classic George Washington 1¢ scale made by the Caille Brothers in Detroit, c. 1904. This example is all original, the George Washington dial is immaculate and the castings are all original. CONDITION: This scale has an early restoration to the mahogany finish and nickel plating. There is no marquee but replacements are available. An outstanding example of a very hard scale to find. No key. (Very Good). 2,000 - 5,000

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3099 - ALL ORIGINAL ANGLDILE GROCERY SCALE WITH ORIGINAL LIGHT AND STAND.

26 - 1/2” x 17” x 28”. If you like your wonderful antiques original, then this all original Angldile grocery scale is for you. Original everything, paint, castings, decals, light kit, stand, only the cord is new. CONDITION: Showing wear to the paint, light oxidation to the nickel castings, but it works, lights up, and is the best original we have seen. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3100 - 25¢

PACE COMET SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15” x 24”. This three-reel slot machine was produced by Pace Manufacturing around 1936. Displaying an Art Deco-style front casting, with twin jackpot banks and dual payout cups. Featuring original reel strips, award card, back door, and cash box. CONDITION: Plays and pays. No keys are provided. (Good). 800 - 2,000

3101 - 1¢ O.D. JENNINGS STANDARD CHIEF SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 16” x 28”. This is a Jennings Standard Chief in restored condition showing some age to the polished front casting, new paint inset, new award card, new reel strips, and a refinished oak cabinet. A great playing slot machine. Plays and pays. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

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3102 - 25¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. OPERATORS LIBERTY BELL SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15” x 26”. Nickel plated front casting with oak cabinet. Mills manufactured this slot machine C. 1924. This example has a replacement award card, replacement reel strips and the original back door and cash box. CONDITION: Showing some scuffs and abrasions to the cabinet from handling. Restored front casting, and playing well. Includes key. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

3103 - 5¢ WATLING BLUE SEAL SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15” x 24”. Produced by Watling Manufacturing Co. during the 1930s. This machine has an older restoration that was very well done. CONDITION: With replaced award cards and reel strips. A refinished oak wood cabinet with nickel front casting showing bright blue and red inset paint, and little use or wear. With key. (Restored). 1,200 - 2,400

3104 - MILLS NOVELTY CAST IRON “THE ELK” TRADE STIMULATOR.

13 - 1/4” x 12” x 13 - 1/2”. Mills Novelty cast iron trade stimulator called “The Elk” made for the foreign market. Original as found condition with good original nickel, single wheel, back door and what appears to be, a complete mechanism. All syntax written in French and will operate on an American quarter. Made of cast iron with the head of an Elk displayed shown at the front and hunters around a camp fire displayed on both sides of the machine. CONDITION: With original marquee frame. This is an original piece. (Good). 2,000 - 5,000

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WATLING ROL-A-TOP BIRD OF PARADISE SLOT MACHINE.

15”D x 16”W x 26”T. This eye-catching three reel slot machine features an upturned cornucopia spilling out fruits and birds, highly restored with nickel plated aluminum castings and vividly colored. Retaining the original back door with a replacement lock, original cash box with lock, and original reel strips. Reels one and two are tin while reel three is paper. CONDITION: There is some minor paint loss seen on the left of the jackpot but overall, a nice, colorful appearance. In working order. Circa 1938. Includes two keys. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000

3106 - EXTREMELY RARE AND EARLY CAST IRON GRAVITY SLOT MACHINE.

17 - 1/4” x 10 - 3/4” x 5 - 1/2”. The manufacturer of this slot machine is unknown. It is extremely early, dating to the late 1800’s. It operates off a gravity mechanism. Nickels are added to the top, they line up into individual slots in the back, and as the weight gets to a certain point in each one of the rows they accumulate in, they will dump into the payout cup. It is made out of cast iron and has two attached adornments, one of which would have been an oil lamp and the other appearing to be an ashtray. An extremely early slot machine that we have never seen before. CONDITION: There is oxidation to the cast iron, with missing pieces to the lamp, which could be easily replaced. There is no back door, which could also be easily replaced. It is operative and will eventually dump jackpots as coins are added. A very interesting coin-operated device, and one that collectors should take note of. It is unrestored, with oxidation and light surface rust that would be improved with a good cleaning. (Good). 5,000 - 10,000

3107 - 5¢ CAILLE CENTAUR UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE.

24” x 14” x 67”. This upright slot machine is an older recreation of the original model produced by the Caille Bros. in 1907. The beautiful oak cabinet is a very well-done replica, as well as the six-way coin head and a percentage of the mechanism. The ornate elements on the housing are cast iron and the corners around the new tin litho wheel are brass. The internal mechanism parts, being that they are reproduced, show no evidence of wear. No jackpot release is currently present. CONDITION: Despite the fact that it is not completely original, this is a wonderful example of a older recreation that is in fantastic condition, and plays smoothly. (Very Good). 10,000 - 20,000

3108 - 5¢ CAILLE BROS. ROULETTE FLOOR MODEL SLOT MACHINE. 34” x 32” x 42”. The Caille Roulette is a 7-way roulette wheel payout machine housed in a rich quartered-oak cabinet accented by decorative nickel plated iron castings with a high contrast. Players deposit nickels into any of the seven coin slots and pull the lever to spin the wheel and watch the ball bounce beneath the glass. The color the ball lands on determines the payout. A marvelous original example, fresh to the market after being purchased into the collection from the Las Vegas Club in the 70’s. This is the finest original Caille Roulette we have seen and deserves a second or third look by collectors. Original machines of this caliber do not come to auction often, and this example is truly entitled to the “best of the best” distinction. CONDITION: Untouched original, the lower coin door has been replaced, but the original is present and could be reattached with a new lock. In full working order. Circa 1904. With key. (Excellent). 200,000 - 300,000

3109 - 25¢ MILLS 20TH CENTURY MUSICAL UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. 21”D x 28-1/2”W x 63”T. Manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. between 1900 and 1902, housed in a beautiful, dark-stained quarter sawn oak cabinet with carved details and recessed panels along the front and sides. Adorned with decorative nickel plated iron castings throughout, including the eight-way coin head, claw foot legs, and accents. Showing some patina to the casting around the coin escalator. CONDITION: Retaining the original tin litho color wheel and reverse glass panel, both showing some wear. An excellent example with an older professional restoration. In working condition. Includes keys. (Excellent). 12,000 - 24,000

3110 - 5¢ WATLING ROL-A-TOP BIRD OF PARADISE SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 16” x 27”. Unlike the 1936 version of the machine, this later model Bird Of Paradise does not have a gum vendor column at each side of the dual jackpot. It does, however, still feature the same exquisite tropical design of a bird flying in foliage and an abundance of fruits. This machine has bright gold plated castings with replacement denomination badge, reel strips, and cash box. CONDITION: There is some minor paint loss seen at the top but overall, a nice, highly restored appearance. Circa 1938. Plays and pays. Two keys is provided. (Restored). 3,000 - 5,000

3111 - CAILLE BROS. THE TIGER CHECK PAY TRADE STIMULAOR.

14” x 12” x 12”. Rare cast iron machine from Caille called “The Tiger”. Like many of the early Caille machines, The Tiger has an ornate cast iron case with a tiger embossed front and center. The customer played a coin and picked a card suit or the tiger to bet, pulled the wheel and based on where the reel stopped, you got a payout in trade and a fortune on the reel. This is a trade stimulator made for the foreign market and is in as-found condition. It appears to have a complete mech and would be a great project for any collector looking to add an early machine to the collection. Condition shows original plating, complete castings, with marquee holder, original reel and back door. Has key. (Good). 1,500 - 3,000

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3112 - 5¢ JENNINGS STANDARD CHIEF SLOT MACHINE WITH ADDED BONUS JACKPOT.

18” x 16” x 28”. A very interesting Jennings standard Chief slot machine with an added clock saying a jackpot is paid out every number of minutes, however the number is scratched out. A very unusual Jennings, it plays and pays, however the clock does not appear to have any effect on the operation. CONDITION: Showing wear to the case and light oxidation. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3113 - 1¢ WATLING TWIN JACKPOT BALL GUM VENDOR SLOT MACHINE.

23 - 1/2” x 16” x 15 - 1/2”. An incredibly restored slot machine manufactured by Watling in 1931 and is also known as the “Blue Seal.” The front aluminum casting features twin jackpot reserves, centered between two vendor columns filled with gumballs. Nicely detailed in green and yellow. With original back door with instruction label, and award card and the original cash box. With replaced fortune reel strips showing some wear. There is also some light surface wear. Plays and pays. Keys are included. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

3114 - 5¢ MILLS SPECIAL AWARD 7-7-7 HIGH TOP SLOT MACHINE.

18” x 15” x 27”. This is a favorite amongst collectors, a Mills high top Special Award slot machine, known as the “7-7-7.” This example shows original reel strips, original award card, back door and finish to the wood cabinet. CONDITION: There are some areas of paint loss and oxidation, however this is an original slot machine, and could represent a restoration project or kept original. (Very Good). 800 - 1,800

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3115 - LOT OF 7: PUNCH BOARDS.

Largest: 14” x 27”. The punch boards include a Take Ten, Red Head Gay Wolves and several with die-cut pretty women. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear and surface scrapes to the die-cut pretty women. Areas of paint loss do to handling and age. All seven are in unused condition with great graphics and color. A wonderful instant collection of gambling punch boards. (8.0 - 9.5). 700 - 1,200

3116 - CAST IRON SLOT MACHINE STAND.

20” x 20” x 31”. This is a cast iron stand, most likely from a machine shop, with an added wooden top. Great for use with your coin-op counter machines, slot machines, or trade stimulators. (Good). 150 - 300

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3117 - 1¢/5¢ CAN’T LOSE COIN DROP TRADE STIMULATOR.

15” x 5 - 1/2” x 19”. Early rates stimulator coin drop marked “Can’t Lose”. Full pin field showing little wear, original paper labels, back door and refinished case. A great example of one of these early cigar trade stimulators. With key. (Very Good). 300 - 800

3118 - 50¢ TOM BOLAND MILLS SCREEN STARS SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 15” x 25”. This c. 1940 single-reel slot machine is also referred to as “Your Favorites,” with a reel strip showing the name of popular movie stars of the time. Made with the Mills Novelty Co. bell mechanism. Front castings feature an Oscar figure and reel cover that reads “It’s Skill” with a faded awards card showing the winning names. Without a skill stop. CONDITION: Shows wear to the wooden back door. Includes keys. (Very Good). 300 - 1,000

3119 - MILLS SUPERIOR 5¢ CIGAR SLOT MACHINE. 23 - 1/2” x 22” x 14 - 1/2”. This rare and wonderful wood cabinet tabletop slot machine from Mills Novelty is in original patina, with original castings and possibly a replaced marquee. This impressive slot machine features five-card poker reels and the top marquee awards cigars for winning hands. Turning the small handle on the side of the machine prints a fortune ticket. Cabinet has a nice original finish and the reels show some wear but are original. Includes keys. (Very Good). 10,000 - 15,000

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3120 - 25¢ O.D. JENNINGS “VICTORIA”

GOLF BALL VENDER SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 17” x 24”. This is a unique slot machine, manufactured by O.D. Jennings in 1937 and pays out in golf balls. It is in superb restored condition with the vender mostly filled with golf balls. Featuring an art deco design on the castings. CONDITION: The machine does show very minor wear. Includes the original three reel strip and replaced award card, Plays and pays. Keys are provided. (Restored). 4,000 - 7,000

3121 - 1¢ ROCK-OLA THE OFFICIAL SWEEPSTAKES HORSE RACING TRADE STIMULATOR.

13 - 1/4” X 15 - 1/2” X 12”. Rock-Ola manufactured this countertop horse racing game and gum vendor during the early 1930’s. Each penny played allows the player one ball of gum. This game plays well and has a very nice finish throughout the cabinet. A restored version with excellent eye appeal and plays perfectly. No tilt pin. (Restored).

2,000 - 3,000

3122 - PICK-A-PACK CIGARETTE TRADE STIMULATOR.

12 - 1/2” x 8” x 20 - 3/4”. This is a wonderful Pick-A-Pack windmill trade stimulator in 1¢ and 5¢ denominations, showing great graphics of cigarette packs like Lucky Strike, Chesterfield, Camel and Old Gold, as well as an original award card. CONDITION: There is light oxidation to the aluminum front casting and light areas of wear to the wood cabinet, but overall is a nice original Pick-A-Pack trade stimulator. (Very Good).

1,200 - 2,400

3123 - TRI-O-PACK ONE CENT CIGAR THEMED TRADE STIMULATOR.

13” x 9” x 10 - 1/2”. Great cigarette trade stimulator in full working condition. Repainted case with original reel strips and working odds button. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3124 - PURITAN BABY TRADE STIMULATOR.

8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2”. This Puritan Baby trade stimulator made of aluminum is in all-original condition, showing aged patina, original gumballs in the front, award card, reel strips, back door and gumball dispensing mechanism. CONDITION: The machine is operative, but in need of being disassembled to be cleaned in order to operate properly. No keys included. (Good). 300 - 600

3125 - 1¢ PENNY PACK GUMBALL TRADE STIMULATOR.

9” x 8 - 1/2” x 11”. This is in the ever-so-popular red, white and blue original finish, with the original award card with a great patina. (Excellent Plus). 300 - 800

3126 - DRINK DR. PEPPER VENDING MACHINE.

21 - 1/2” x 22 - 1/2” x 60 - 1/2”. This is a great candidate for restoration and is a 10 cent Dr. Pepper machine. In original condition with the original front plate and interior. Keys included. Not in working order. (Fair). 500 - 1,500

3127 - FRESH POPCORN VENDING CART.

56” x 28” x 78”. A popcorn vending cart with all tin panels on all four sides reading “Fresh Popcorn”, “Peanuts” and “Fresh Corn.” There is ornate scroll work all along the top. CONDITION: Appears to be in original condition. The glass is free of breaks and cracks and it has the original light switch and wiring. There is a missing lock on the door. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

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3128 - 1¢ COMBINATION VENDER CO. GUM AND PEANUT VENDING MACHINE.

14” x 11” x 25”. The combination Vender has 4 compartments. The inner two are for tab gum and the outer 2 for peanuts of bulk hard candies. With raised coin entry, solid metal shoot flaps, and porcelain front casting and wood front. CONDITION: This vending machine has an older restoration, in wonderful working order and with a great aged patina. No keys. (Excellent). 800 - 1,600

17 - 1/2” x 8” x 8”. A rare survivor and a vending machine not often seen. A Simpson model B peanut machine, patterned after the Columbus model B. Nickel operation, Simpson green paint, original decal, and unique Simpson long chute flap. CONDITION: Fading to the original green paint, some oxidation to the cast aluminum features, but all together a great example of a rare vending machine. Not pictured in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3129 - 5¢ SIMPSON MODEL B PEANUT VENDING MACHINE.

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3130 - 5¢ HANCE FOUNDEY SALTED PEANUTS VENDING MACHINE.

19 - 1/4” x 10” x 9”. Very Rare Hance peanut machine with the fat-boy globe, periscope coin entry and a very unusual marquee labeled for the William Michael company. Cast iron construction, original globe and added marquee. CONDITION: Showing oxidation and surface rust to the casting, and the marquee, missing the coin entry trim. However, this is a rare machine, and it would improve with a good cleaning, and the top marquee is an added value. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, page 72. (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3131 - TALL CASE PULVER TOO-CHOOS VENDING MACHINE WITH ORIGINAL YELLOW KID FIGURE.

10 - 1/2” x 6” x 24 - 1/2”. This is a tall case Pulver Too-Choos vending machine with an original Yellow Kid figure with inside paper labeling. CONDITION: The porcelain panels show great color and shine. The Yellow Kid is original with replaced clothes and some areas of paint loss to his head. The 2-column mechanism is in original paint, is faded and shows oxidation. The case has been repainted at one time and shows some areas of oxidation and paint loss, but it has a great aged and antique look for a 120 year old vending machine. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, Page 159 (Good - Very Good). 2,000 - 3,000

3132 - 10¢ SUNNY CAL FROSTED FRUIT CAKE VENDING MACHINE.

14” x 14” x 12 - 1/4”. A rare figural vending machine in the shape of a fruit cake. This machine was made by the R. O. Whyman & Co. Excellent original paint on the machine itself and original marquee with some minor paint loss. Machine works. Reference: “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill and Peggy Enes, page 234. Has keys. (Very Good). 2,500 - 3,500

3133 - HOLCOMB & HOKE BUTTER KIST POPCORN MACHINE.

64” x 28” x 20”. This two-piece popcorn machine was produced during the 1920’s by Holcomb and Hoke Manufacturing Co. Both the upper and lower cabinets are constructed of rich mahogany wood. With replaced glass globe for holding kernels and white glass globe for the light. The two side compartments feature beveled tambour panels with white Vitrolite glass tops. A great original example. (Very Good). 2,000 - 5,000

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3134 - 1¢ NATIONAL VENDING MACHINE CO. “BLACK DIAMOND” PEPSIN GUM VENDING MACHINE. 17” x 7” x 4 - 1/2”. National Vending Machine Co. made the machine, Bethlehem Mfg. Co. made the gum. The sides of the machine state “We chew Black Diamond gum, We chew it cause most others are bum”. This small “L”-shaped vendor is sought after by collectors for its small size and its heavy advertising on three sides of the machine. All labels and decals on this machine are original and correct. Condition shows a smooth operating mechanism. The machine’s wooden body shows signs of wear and there is light fading and some paper loss to the side decals, however this is an outstanding original example of this very hard machine to find. With keys. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, page 102. (Very Good). 10,000 - 18,000

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3135 - 1¢ PETITE PEANUT VENDING MACHINE.

5 - 1/2” x 5 - 1/2” x 10”. Specialty Coin Machine Builders manufactured this Petite peanut vender as a companion to their breath pellet machine. Distinctive side chute, cast aluminum body vending machine with the protected improved mechanism. CONDITION: A great example of a hard vending machine to locate. Complete with original globe and new decal. Nice aged patina. Reference Silent Salesman Too by Bill Enes Page 177. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3136 - 1¢ STOLLWERCK’S CHOCOLATE CONFECTIONS VENDING MACHINE.

Larger: 10” x 9” x 32 - 1/2”. Stollwerk was a German who assigned his patents to Volkmann in the United States. This four-column vending machine has an oak case, ruby red window advertising Stollwerk’s Chocolate Confections. A unique mechanism where there are four columns, four coin entries, and two push knobs to dispense the product. CONDITION: This machine is in very good original condition. The oak case shows some scuffs and abrasions, but light signs of any use. The mechanism retains most of its original nickel plating, and it has an original porcelain marquee. The ruby red reverse glass signs on the front show moderate evidence of lifting, but they remain intact. Comes with a second door with mirrored inserts. Operational and with keys. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, Page 156. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3137 - CHICLE PRODUCTS CO. MO-JO GUM VENDING MACHINE.

8” x 8” x 10”. This is a great vending machine by the Chicle Products Company, the Mo-Jo Lasting Sweet gumball machine. It is made with a Bakelite base and top, with a very unusual glass globe. CONDITION: There is some wear to the front label for the product and some light surface scratches to the Bakelite, however the vending machine is complete, has a great look and is not an easy vending machine to find. (Good). 1,300 - 2,000

3138 - 1¢ MILLARD’S GOLD SEAL GUM VENDING MACHINE.

7” x 7” x 9 - 1/2”. The Millard gumball vending machine came in several variations, this one being aluminum construction, with cylinder globe, and bake-a-lite top knob. CONDITION: Shows light oxidation to the aluminum body, original globe with decal at 90%, and full operational. A very good example. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 2,000

3139 - LOT OF 2: GUM VENDING MACHINES.

13” x 6” x 13”. This lot of two gum vending machines consists first of a Premier gum and trading card vending machine. Very desirable to those who collect baseball and novelty cards. It dispenses one card and one gumball for a penny. Comes with two Tarzan collectable cards. CONDITION: There are some areas of nickel loss to the front plating and areas of paint loss, scuffs and scratches to the painted case. The second item is a Master vending machine, in tan porcelain with green top and bottom porcelain. 1¢ operation. CONDITION: It is missing its front panel. (Fair - Good). 400 - 800

3140 - 1¢ LEHMAN AND SONS CAST IRON VENDING MACHINE.

8” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. The Lehman and Sons cast iron vending machine is believed to have been a private label enterprise with the Columbus Vending Machine Company. Marked for Lehman and Sons, Boston Mass on the side door. CONDITION: Original lantern globe that was used for these machines with applied new decal. Repainted at some time in its life. Working and has key. Reference Silent Salesman Too by Bill Enes Page 84. (Restored). 800 - 2,000

3141 - 1¢ NATIONAL MFG. CO. “MAGNA VENDOR” VENDING MACHINE. 9” x 9” x 14 - 1/2”. A penny gumball machine with a cast-aluminum base and top, compete with an eccentric shaped 16-sided original glass globe and a nice Art Deco style. The coin entry is to the left of the machine while the rotating crank is to the right. Manufactured by the National Manufacturing Co. in 1934. CONDITION: This is a great example, lightly polished with age of decal unknown. Circa 1934. (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,200

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3142 - 1¢ COLUMBUS GUM VENDOR.

8” x 8” x 15 - 1/2”. This is a Columbus vendor, with a round globe and what appears to be a replacement label inside. The Columbus vendor label reads “One Penny Here / Then Pull Lever” with two pointing finger graphics. The rounded globe is stamped with the embossed Columbus logo. CONDITION: This is in older restored condition, with two original barrel locks with keys. (Very Good). 400 - 1,200

3143 - 1¢ GUMBALL FORTUNE TELLER.

15 - 1/2” x 7” x 16”. This is a 1¢ operation gumball fortune teller machine. CONDITION: It has the original dial, castings, handle and coin drops, as well as the top instruction card, which details the operation of the machine. (Good). 400 - 1,200

3144 - EARLY TWO COLUMN CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINE.

15” x 7” x 23 - 1/2”. This is a cigarette vending machine from the Clement Garrett & Co. out of Sheffield UK. Marked for “Player’s Navy Cut Cigarettes.” Oak constructed case and nickel plated hardware. Mechanisms are complete with locking front doors and no keys. Doors are opened. CONDITION: Some areas of light wear to the oak case. Shows original “Player’s Navy Cut” decals to the front that are 95% complete. Shows original nickel plated hardware and all the correct instruction labels. A cigarette machine not often seen. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 1,200

3145 - 1 CENT, 4 CENT, 8 CENT STAMP MACHINE.

16” x 9” x 47”. This is a triple head machine that comes from the “Schermack Production Co. Detroit Model 425 Serial 85761.” This particular machine is mounted on a cast iron base for easy access. (Good). 400 - 800

3146 - 1¢ COLUMBUS GUMBALL VENDING MACHINE WITH SLUG REJECTOR.

14 - 1/2” x 10” x 7”. A very nice example of a Columbus model A with barrel locks and slug rejecter. In original paint and partial decal. CONDITION: Oxidation and some light surface rust to the cast iron, partial 50% original decal, with original locks and slug rejecter. A great example. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 1,200

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3147 - 25¢ WILLIAMS LINE DRIVE BASEBALL PINBALL ARCADE MACHINE.

27 - 1/2” x 61” x 75”. All original condition Williams Line Drive Baseball, c. 1970. CONDITION: The back glass is showing some evidence of flaking, but the paint seems mostly tight and secure and does not distract from the bright colors and graphics. The playing field is free of any issues. Instruction cards are original and read “Instruction: Insert coin to start game. Insert second coin for second player.” This is a two plays for 25¢ machine. The stars and stripes graphics on the side and head of the machine are bright and colorful. With keys. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3148 - 1¢ MILLS OWL LIFT STRENGTH TESTER.

51” x 25” x 14”. A Mills Owl strength tester in original condition, the “Test Your Strength,” a floor pull-handle amusement machine manufactured by Mill Novelty Co., c. 1904. Fresh to market lifter with all original paper, castings and dial. A wonderful original. CONDITION: Little to no wear, great patina and light oxidation to castings. Working perfectly. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3149 - AUTO-PHOTO COMPANY COIN OPERATED PHOTO BOOTH.

68” x 36” x 73”. A very desirable slice of nostalgia, an Auto-Photo model 9 coin operated photo booth. Built buy the Auto-Photo company out of Los Angeles California in the late 1950’s. Walnut veneer outside with very distinguished mid century styling. 50 cent operation would be a later conversion, and with added clear view protector vending machine on the outside for an added purchase to protect your photo’s. CONDITION: All original condition, but a great candidate to restore and put in your game room. Always a great hit at parties and family gatherings. (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

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3150 - IRISH BARREL ORGAN AUTOMATON QUINTET.

14”L x 27”W x 24”T. The solid wood cabinet is nicely constructed and features a marquetry diamond front as well as a contemporary plaque explaining the virtues of this unique looking automaton. The mechanism is almost entirely original, with the main worm drive shaft and corresponding barrel gear being modern. CONDITION: There are some unconnected wires and micro switches inside, indicating that there was an unrealized intention to circumvent the hand-cranked cylinder on the rear of the cabinet. The hand crank is missing. A rare find with five monkeys and the original drum. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

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3151 - 110¢ BALLY GOLF CHAMP ARCADE GAME. 26” x 113” x 72”. From the original introduction advertising for Bally Golf Champ, “Golf Champ delivers the smooth-shooting skill appeal of official golf with the trick-shot appeal of miniature golf, fun for 1 player, double fun for 2.”. It has great graphics on the side showing golf clubs and golf balls in a green spackle paint. CONDITION: This example of the Bally Golf Champ, built in 1958, shows a professional restoration, with great back glass and newer paint to the cabinet. The back glass is free of flaking, chips or cracks. It depicts pretty girl with golf club and reads “Bally Golf Champ. Red scores double on next shot. Blue scores double on next shot. 19th hole scores double on next shot.” It comes with two golf putters. With keys. (Restored). 3,000 - 8,000

3152 - 1966 COIN OPERATED BATMAN KIDDIE RIDE. 80” x 32” x 48”. Awesome 1966 unrestored Batman 10-cent coin-operated kiddie ride. Extremely desirable and hard to find. Made by the Al Fischer Company of Ft. Thomas, KY. CONDITION: Showing an older restoration, it is in need of a tune-up. Complete and with good color and shine, no repairs, very good condition overall. Key included. (Good). 5,000 - 10,000

3153 - COIN-OP BALLY RAY’S TRACK HORSE RACE MACHINE. 37 - 3/4” x 46 - 3/4” x 20 - 1/4”. A very fun electric horse racing game that allows players to choose which of nine horses will win. Players deposit one or more coins into any of the nine coin slots and then press a knob, which starts the race. If the chosen horse(s) win, the winnings are paid out into the hidden drawer below the coin entries. One of the most ornate inlaid Art Deco cabinets made, featuring the original play field. This machine has had a partial restoration, new finish to the cabinet, polishing to the metal components and will need to have the coin mechanism re-installed. This is an electromechanical arcade game, and we cannot guarantee it will be working when delivered to the new owner. (Good). 8,000 - 14,000

3154 - AN EXCEEDINGLY RARE & SPECTACULAR “YALE WONDER CLOCK”. 84 - 1/4” x 31- 3/4” x 17 - 1/2”. This is an extraordinary opportunity to purchase a coin-operated machine that not only appeals to music box collectors or collectors of gambling machines, but to anyone who wants to own the best of the best. Only on rare occasions does a machine of this magnitude become available to a prospective buyer, with most collectors not even placing a machine of this nature on their “Wish List” as they feel it is an unattainable desire. Only a handful of these Yale Wonder Clocks survived over the years and there are several different versions. This example was manufactured in the first part of the 20th century in Burlington, Vermont by Charles Yale. Comparing the few that have survived over the past 100 years, this example is perhaps one of the most visually appealing versions as well as one with a low serial number of 523. Contained within a quartered oak case is a 15 - 1/2” Regina disc player as well as the gambling aspect: a spinning arrow that would stop at various locations on the reverse painted glass with numbers ranging from 000 to 999. Originally designed to navigate around the gambling aspect, the player was supposedly purchasing a tune from the Regina player and the gambling aspect was thrown in as a bonus. Another intriguing addition is the revolving display in the front of the machine. This device was used for advertising purposes with which local merchants would advertise their business. This example does not include any of the advertising that would have been used in the center and does not appear to have an operating advertising component. The mechanism is mechanical in nature as well as also being run with dry cell batteries for operation of the lighting. A clock by New Haven Clock Company, flashing lights, various token awards, a spinning arrow, music, advertising, Charles Yale included it all. Always a winner, a token was always dispensed with every play, the only variable being the quote “trade value” of the token. The “hidden” gambling aspect was always present, the total of your number that the arrow stopped on (#256 really meant 2 + 5 + 6 = 13) was awarded accordingly to the merchant and the value he would place on the number you achieved. Obviously a high number or a low number had the greatest value, much harder to achieve these results.

Original manufacturing plaque is attached at the center above the disc changer. It reads “The Yale Wonder Clock Burlington, VT. No. 523 Pat’d April 10,1900”. To see more about the Yale Wonder Clock please see David Bowers wonderful article in the “Musical Box Society Mechanical Music”, Vol. 53, No. 3. Condition shows an older restoration with many components kept original. Mechanism is functional and appears to be intact and complete including the electrical wires running from the clock to the lights. An amazing piece of human ingenuity. From the Mel Gatlin collection. With keys. (Good - Very Good). 40,000 - 60,000

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3155 - 1¢ MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY IMPERIAL COUNTER

TOP ARCADE SHOCKER.

23” x 22” x 12”. Mills Novelty Co. began production of this arcade machine in 1902. Electricity was believed by some to have healing powers, and Mills Novelty Co. took advantage of this idea and created several shocking devices. The exceptional front original casting features a pretty girl. The headline says “Take a Shock and Look Pleasant.” CONDITION: The wooden case is in original condition with very minor wear throughout. The round ended handles on both sides allow the user to determine how much electricity is administered. Original glass dial and lower glass panel have some flaking evident, but do not distract from the overall original feel of this piece. With Keys. (8.5 - 8.7). 4,000 - 8,000

3156 - THE ORIGINAL BIMBO.

27” x 24 - 1/2” x 69 - 1/2”. A great arcade game featuring a clown marionette manufactured by “United Billiards Inc. 1981.” The game reads “For 10 Cents, Patron’s have complete control of puppet’s movements for up to one minute until the song on the A-Track player finishes. The wood cabinet appears to carry the original Bimbo back drop and the interior is in excellent condition. Clown’s clothing is in excellent condition with slight wear consistent with age. There are no apparent scuffs or scrapes to the machine along the bottom as usually found on these popular arcade machines. Plexiglass panel is brightly colored and reads “The Original Bimbo Three Ring Circus A Product of United Billiards Inc. Union, New Jersey.” CONDITION: A Beautiful Restoration. (Restored). 2,000 - 5,000

3157 - 10¢ BALLY “RIDE THE CHAMPION” KIDDIE RIDE.

24”D x 72”W x 54”T. A nicely restored kiddie ride featuring a galloping horse with leather saddle, mounted on a green base with yellow lettering. Named after Gene Autry’s horse, Champion The Wonder Horse. Circa 1952. Two keys are provided. (Very Good - Excellent). 1,000 - 4,000

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3158 - 10¢

32” x 52” x 74”. In original condition with original back glass that has had some small area of possible touch up around the score. The original back glass is free of breaks and cracks with some minor flaking throughout consistent with age and use. Interior is in good condition. It has a very good graphic machine with images of carnival men. clowns shooting guns, the black cat’s targets, and shows pretty girls holding rifles at the carnival. A great candidate for restoration or very displayable as is with a good strong patina. Great working condition. (7.0). 1,400 - 2,500

3159 - 1¢ BAKER NOVELTY

14” x 10” x 18”. This particular machine is manufactured by The Baker Novelty Co. Chicago, Illinois. It has the original instruction card that reads “Try Your Skill. Each Goal Ball Scores and Returns One Extra Kick. For Amusement Only.” CONDITION: The inside playing field is in good condition with original instruction cards. The kickers and catchers appear to be original with original paint. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3160 - 10¢ VIBRA-PEP ARCADE

15” x 15” x 58 - 1/2”. On the original cast iron legs, free of breaks. It has the original vibrator belt. These machines were thought to tighten, firm, and help lose weight by the vibrating action. CONDITION: The marquee on the machine has probably been added later, and reads “Vibra-Pep Feel Like New.” The instruction card is hand-painted, reading “Deposit 10¢ Below / Attach Belt on Right.” After you have wrapped it around your hips, push in, and off you go. (Good). 500 - 1,000

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3161 - COUNTERTOP 1¢ CHALLENGER SHOOTING GALLERY GAME.

29” x 9 - 1/2” x 15”. This is a great gun game called the Challenger, made by the ABT Co. in original hunter motif and original sports motif. Appears to have original gun, scorekeeper, decals and keys to the back door. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss from use and wear, as well as some surface oxidation. (Good). 500 - 1,000

3162 - WHITINGS CAST IRON SCULPTOSCOPE STEREO VIEWER.

14 - 3/4” x 7 - 1/4” x 11”. This is a cast iron constructed stereo viewer made by the Whitings Co. in and around 1920. Coin operation used to view stereo view cards which were very popular at that time. CONDITION: Show an earlier restoration with new red paint. However, the machine is operating and comes with a very small selection of stereo view cards. (Good). 400 - 800

3163 - LOT OF 2: DICE ROLLERS.

Larger: 13” x 13” x 23”. The first is restored, with an ornate ball with brass handles on a cast iron stand, mounted to a wooden base. This dice roller is spun and the door opens to roll dice. The second is in original condition and is a wooden dice roller, where the top is removed to insert dice, then the lever is pushed down to dispense dice. (Very Good).

300 - 900

3164 - EARLY COUNTERTOP STRENGTH AND GRIP TESTER.

13” x 16” x 18 - 1/2”. This 1¢ strength and grip tester was mostly made by the Mills Novelty Company in Chicago. Oak constructed case with original strength test dial, two levers to develop arm strength and a front grip. CONDITION: There are stress and age cracks in the oak cabinet, fading to the paper dial, as well as oxidation to the cast hardware. Fully operational and ready for play. (Good). 300 - 1,000

3165 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP ARCADE SKILL GAMES. 17 - 1/4” x 36 - 1/2” x 10”. This is a lot of two arcade skill games. The first is a rollerball skill game in an oak cabinet. Deposit a coin and flip the balls into the playfield to reach a higher score. CONDITION: There is some wear and some areas of finish loss, but is otherwise in good original condition. The second is a countertop wood pinball game in all original condition. CONDITION: There are areas of wear and some loss of external componentry, making this a great project for an enterprising coin-operated machine collector. (Poor - Very Good). 300 - 500

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3166 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP GAMES OF SKILL.

Largest: 14” x 7” x 18”. The first item is a kicker-catcher game in original part paint. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the wood cabinet. Fully operational kicker and catcher. The second item is a Top Dog dice game with a great graphic to the top with painted sides. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and scuffs. (Good). 300 - 700

3167 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER WITH STAND.

Register: 16 - 1/2” x 15” x 23 - 1/2”. A National Cash Register by Dayton, Ohio, showing “November 4 79 / May 26 85 / July 17 98” patent dates on brass tag. This particular machine is a wooden machine that comes on a beautifully-made stand. It is in working order and all wood is free of cracks and breaks. It has what appears to be original finish. The base is what appears to be an original cast iron base, stamped “National Cash Register”. (Excellent). 2,000 - 3,200

3168 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 441 SERIAL NUMBER 1548106.

20 - 1/2” x 17” x 23”. A very nice original National Cash Register Model 441, built in and around the year 1915 and in original patinaed brass finish. CONDITION: It has a new marble shelf, replaced key checks, original price indicators and crank handle with original receipt tape covering. It has an original oak base with original front base National emblem. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3169 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 321 SERIAL NUMBER 648162. 16 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/4” x 23”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 321 extended base cash register in yellow brass, shipped to Manchester, New Hampshire, July 24th, 1908. CONDITION: Shows an earlier highlighting of the yellow brass. It has what appears to be an original top sign, original key checks and original price flags. (Very Good - Excellent). 1,000 - 2,000

3170 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 421 SERIAL NUMBER 1189017.

20 - 1/2” x 17” x 27 - 1/2”. An excellent example of a wood base crank National Cash Register Model 421 in original brass patina. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, replaced top sign with original crank handle and oak base with original National front emblem. (Very Good). 800 - 1,600

3171 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 548-E-2C SERIAL NUMBER 890522.

27 - 7/8” x 20 - 1/2” x 32”. 1910, USA: A wonderful example of a National Cash Register model 548, with two drawer wood base and receipt printer. New top sign, original marble shelf, crank handle, new key indicators and keys. CONSIDERATIONS: Unrestored, working example. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

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3172 - RELIANCE MODEL 1 CASH REGISTER.

19” x 17” x 24”. This is a Reliance cash register model 1, which is brass plated cast iron with an original top sign. In restored condition, but retains the original key checks. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3173 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 311 SERIAL NUMBER 696395.

10 - 1/2” x 16” x 20 - 1/2”. A beautiful National cash register Model 311 in fully restored condition. It was shipped to Saginaw, Michigan in 1909. CONDITION: This machine has new key checks, price flags and existing brass plate on an original base, in plated copper finish and with a replaced top sign. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3174 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 311 SERIAL NUMBER 1540152.

10” x 17” x 17”. A wonderful restored example of a National Cash Register Model 311 in copper flashed plating. CONDITION: Showing a new base plate, replaced shelf, new key checks and new price flags. Fully restored and operative. (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 1,000

3175 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 442 SERIAL NUMBER 1534859.

20” x 16” x 21 - 1/2”. This is a really nice, original, NCR cash register model 442. All original key checks, original oak base, the correct handle, and correct receipt housing cover. CONDITION: Currently jammed, but complete and ready for operation. Comes with an original instruction on how to use your cash register class 1000 autographic. (Very Good). 500 - 1,200

3176 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER 1478231.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 21”. A nice example of a National Cash Register Model 313 barbershop or candy store sized cash register. This cash register was shipped to Albert Sistek in Greensburg, PA on 3/23/2015.

CONDITION: Shows a loss of the original nickel plating to the front cover, original key checks, price flags, replaced front marble, with original base and original brass name plate. Appears to have an original amount purchased top sign. (Good). 400 - 800

3177 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 570147 WITH STAND. 22 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2” x 53 - 1/2”. An ornate candy store-style cash register with marble base in working order. Also comes on an oak stand. The oak stand is in exceptional condition. The top of the stand shows normal wear, consistent with age and use. Tag on cash register reads “395 Styles and Sizes / 1200 U.S. and Foreign Pats” and “See Special Patent List on Cash Drawer.”, stamped “570147” and “52 1/4.” CONDITION: Cash drawer is partially intact. Has ticket dispenser on right-hand side of the machine. All buttons are in good condition. Marble is free of cracks and breaks. (Good). 500 - 1,200

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3178 - HUGH’S SECURITY COMPANY CASH REGISTER MODEL 85.

16 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. This is a very rare autographic cash register made by the Hugh’s Cash Register Company. Oak construction with cast iron side panels, cast iron marquee, and brass base. Fully operational with five key combination to open the drawer, currently unlocked. Drum-style autographic cash register, very rare small size. (Excellent). 300 - 800

3179 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313.

10” x 16” x 21 - 1/2”. Great sized barber shop or candy store register. Complete original with original key checks and price flags with original top sign. (Very Good). 300 - 700

3180 - AUTOGRAPHIC CASH REGISTER MADE BY THE UNIVERSAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY.

18” x 23 - 1/2” x 13 - 1/2”. This autographic cash register is oak constructed with original oak gallery, brushed nickel hardware, and original label for the Universal Cash Register Company out of Washington, New Jersey. Overall condition shows some areas of wood staining, scuffs, and scratches based on use, however this is a really great looking autographic cash register from Universal. (Very Good). 200 - 400

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3181 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 722 SERIAL NUMBER 2524796. 14” x 16” x 17”. A nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 722. CONDITION: Showing all original paint, key checks, price flags, front of National Cash Register detail and marble shelf. (GoodVery Good). 200 - 400

3182 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 730 SERIAL NUMBER 2381978.

17” x 16” x 17”. A nice example of a National Cash Register Model 730 in unrestored condition. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators, wood base with brass plaque and marble shelf. (Very Good). 100 - 300

3183 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711 SERIAL NUMEBR 2180297. 9 - 1/2” x 16” x 16”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 711 with painted wood veneered finish. This is a very desirable candy shop and barber shop size. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators, brass tag and marble shelf. (Good). 100 - 300

3184 - MICHIGAN BRASS CASH REGISTER.

19” x 18” x 18”. This is an original Michigan Brass cash register showing oxidized patina finished with all original key checks and marble shelf with no rosettes. Several key checks are missing. (Fair - Good). 100 - 500

3185 - 5¢ MILLS HIGH TOP COUNTER SLOT MACHINE.

18” x 16” x 30 - 1/2”. This is a very unusual Hi-Top slot machine, c. 1948, showing a jackpot coin counter at the front and bell to call a “change girl” on one side. Front is also equipped with two “Jackpot” arrows pointing to the coin counter. Plastic top sign indicates jackpot payout amount with paper “Fremont Hotel” sign. CONDITION: An unrestored original machine with original paper and reel strips and back door. No keys. (Good). 800 - 1,800

3186 - 1¢ MILLS NOVELTY CAST IRON PENNY SCALE.

70” x 26” x 17 - 1/2”. This penny scale from Mills Novelty Co. is in all original condition. Marquee, paint, dial and scale face are all original. Condition shows fading to the original green paint, a missing lock on the cash door and light oxidation to the platform. This scale is a bit more scarce than most of the Mills scales found, and this example is in wonderful original condition with very nice patina. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3187 - PROFESSIONALLY RESTORED DAYTON COMPUTING SCALE.

28” x 13” x 29”. This is a professionally restored Dayton Computing scale with all original castings, and in good working order. Superb color and details. Has patent dates of May 19, 1903, March 27, 1906 and April 17, 1906, Style No. 120. CONDITION: A professional restoration, showing no repairs, polished brass trays and brass accents. A great looking scale, ready for the home. (Restored). 800 - 1,600

3188 - 1¢ PEERLESS SCALE.

20 x 24” x 69”. This has a porcelain plate on the middle center of scale reads “Stop. Watch your weight and keep healthy. Peerless Detroit.” This has a colorful original dial. This particular model has brightly colored platform where patron would stand. The coin drop is in good condition free of cracks or breaks and stamped “193.”

There is an original back door. Overall, great look in a rare tan color. (Excellent Plus). 1,000 - 2,000

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3189 - 1¢ VITALIZER SCALE.

63” x 16” x 25”. This 1¢ Vitalizer appears to be in original condition, with original casting on the front. Coin drop area reads “Stand Close! / Relieves Tired Aching Feet / No Electricity / Vitalizer” and “Exhibit Supply Co., Chicago, U.S.A.” CONDITION: Plexiglass panel is in good condition, free of cracks or breaks, reading “Improve Your Health / Tone Up Your Tired Muscles and Nerves / Only 1 Cent”. (Excellent). 700 - 1,500

3190 - 5¢ O.D. JENNINGS SILVER MOON CHIEF SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 17” x 27”. A cast aluminum front slot machine with an oak cabinet, manufactured by O.D. Jennings in 1938. It has a nice glossy blue exterior finish, detailed in chrome and displays light wear to the surface. Complete with the original reel strips, back door, lock, and key. Missing the cash box lock. Plays and pays. CONDITION: Some wear to the paint and to the plated finish. (Good). 800 - 1,800

3191 - 10¢ WATLING TWIN JACKPOT BLUE SEAL SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 17” x 25”. This is a nicely restored Watling Blue Seal twin jackpot slot machine in 10¢ denomination. Equipped with new reel strips, award cards, case paint and new back door lock. Original back door with instruction paper. CONDITION: A nice restoration. Playing and paying well. (Restored). 1,500 - 2,000

3192 - 10¢ WATLING ROLATOP BIRD OF PARADISE SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 17” x 27”. This eye-catching three reel slot machine features an upturned cornucopia spilling out the fruits of life, over watched by the bird of paradise. Highly restored plated aluminum castings and vividly colored. Retaining the original back door with a replacement lock, original cash box with lock, and original reel strips. CONDITION: Restored, some oxidation from an earlier restoration, but overall a great looking slot. In working order. Circa 1938. Includes two keys. (Restored). 2,500 - 4,000

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3193 - 5¢ COWPER MANUFACTURING CO. ‘IOWA’ UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE.

70” x 35” x 18”. Beautiful oak cabinet with a hand-carved floral embossed graphic at the center of the front panel, complete with simple brass fittings. This floor gaming wheel model was manufactured by Cowper Manufacturing Co. in 1898. The paper marquee reads “Seven Can Play As Well As One Pull Handle Down And Let Go.” The colors on the gaming wheel as well as on the brass marquee indicate cent and dollar value. CONDITION: There are minor signs of wear and this machine was recently serviced and operational. (Very Good). 6,000 - 15,000

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29” x 19” x 68”. This floor model upright slot machine in a nice early fancy oak cabinet has copper flashed cast iron accents, from the six-way coin head to the decorative legs. Nice original castings, with replacement lock on the front coin head door. Features include restored or replacement front glass, excellent original color wheel and original back door. CONDITION: Plays well. A nice complete and original machine. No keys are provided. Circa early 1900s. (Very Good). 8,000 - 18,000

3194 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO DEWEY UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE

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3195 - 5¢ WATLING MFG. CO. ROL-A-TOR SLOT MACHINE.

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16” L x 15” W x 26-1/2” T. The front aluminum casting has been gold plated and painted yellow with blue and features a cornucopia overflowed with coins. Additional highlights include the fortune reels strips, twin jackpot reserves and the dual mint vendor columns. Manufactured by Watling from 1935 to 1937. CONDITION: The amount of wear is fair and is most visible on the cabinet and base. Retaining the original award card, pristine reel strips, cash box, correct back door without the “W” and back door lock. Plays and pays correctly with complete and working vendor mechanism. One key is included. (Very Good). 3,000 - 5,000

3196 - 25¢ BUCKLEY “BONES” DICE SLOT MACHINE W/ STAND.

17” x 11 - 1/4” x 13 - 1/4”. A beautifully restored, highly sought after Bones machine which is similar in nature to the Valley Reliance. This machine is in working condition. It comes with a contemporary stand that has leaded glass in the front and claw feet. It is labeled “Circa 1936.” This is a token gold award pays and payout labels are intact. (Excellent Plus). 3,000 - 8,000

3197 - 5¢ O.D. JENNINGS CHIEF SLOT MACHINE. 63” x 16” x 16 - 3/4”. A 5¢ O.D. Jennings Red Skin Super Chief Escalator Bell slot machine, on a matching Red Chief stand with jackpot, c. 1939. With original lock and key, original back door, original reel strips and cash box. Also appears to have original paint throughout. Base has possibly been repainted, but a very long time ago if so. The machine is otherwise believed to be in original condition. The back of the machine is stamped “U.S.A.” with patent numbers “164598781912802.” This machine has an overall fantastic look, with the original brass Native American Brave head. This is a sure plus in any coin-op collection. Plays and pays. (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3198 - 25¢ WATLING ROL-A-TOP TWIN JACKPOT SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 16” x 27”. This Watling three-reel slot machine, restored in the traditional colors, features an upturned cornucopia spilling golden coins over the top and front of the machine. With twin jackpot banks proudly displayed front and center, complete and working. CONDITION: This machine has replaced reel strips, award card, Watling 25¢ tag, and original back door with replaced locks. Produced by Watling from 1935-1938. One key is provided. (Restored). 2,000 - 4,000

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3199 - 5¢ O.D. JENNINGS AUTOMATIC O.K. COUNTER VENDER “MINTS OF QUALITY” SLOT MACHINE.

24”T x 15”W x 14”D. A restored slot machine of O.D. Jennings, manufactured in 1925 yet still contains the original three reel strips. The castings are exquisitely painted in bright colors of the red and blue, accenting the nickel plated front with the iconic Jennings elves and back cover. “For 5¢ Receive A Package Of Quality Mints And Premium Checks” is embossed above the 3 display columns that contain Pioneer mints. Operates smooth with deferred pay feature. Two keys are provided. (Excellent). 1,000 - 2,000

3200 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY HIGH TOP LIGHT-UP SLOT MACHINE. 17 - 1/4” x 15” x 44”. Mills high top slot machine with advertising for Cactus Petes. Nickel operation, chrome plated castings with wood case, and great Cactus Pete’s advertising. CONDITION: Shows very little wear. Plays and pays. With keys. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

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3201 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. FRONT OK VENDER SLOT MACHINE. 16” L x 16” W x 25” T. Polished nickel plated aluminum front slot machine with four mint vendor columns, a new award card and replacement reel strips. Retaining the original back door with a replacement lock. Manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1926. In nice condition with very little wear, mostly seen on the oak cabinet. In working condition, the machine plays and pays correctly. Key included. (Excellent). 800 - 1,400

3202 - 25¢ JENNINGS SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

Stand: 17 - 3/8” x 17 - 1/4” x 33 - 3/4”. This is a 25¢ Tic-Tac-Toe Club Chief version by Jennings. Front instruction card reads “3 Bars in Any Position Pays 18.” This is a jackpot machine with the iconic brass Native American brass head in the middle. This machine comes with a contemporary stand with a glass locking front door and with claw-type feet. CONDITION: In good original condition, with original back door and replacement lock. It has what appears to be replacement reel strips. (Good). 800 - 1,200

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3203 - 5¢ MILLS HIGH TOP SLOT MACHINE IN WATERMELON MOTIF.

16” x 16” x 26”. This is a wonderful Mills Novelty Company 5¢ high top slot machine, painted in a watermelon motif, often referred to by collectors as the “Watermelon” slot machine. CONDITION: All original condition with original award plaque, original reel strips, original back door and original paint. There are areas of wear and paint loss and areas of oxidation to the polished aluminum components, however the machine is in great original condition and could either represent a restoration project or kept and cleaned as a nice original. (Good).

1,000 - 1,800

3204 - 1¢ FIVE JACKS.

16” x 10” x 16”. This is a restored Five Jacks machine in 1¢ operation, with bright oranges and yellows. CONDITION: Restored, with what appears to have original back glass with instructions. (Good). 400 - 1,200

3205 - CONTEMPORARY DOUBLE SLOT MACHINE STAND. 36 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2” x 33 - 3/4”. This is a contemporary double slot machine stand of oak construction, with a frosted glass front showing an iconic pretty girl and with claw feet. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3206 - LOT OF 4: PUNCH BOARDS.

12” x 20”. The three unused pull boards includes Snooty and Curves with pretty women. The third one is a die-cut marked “Peek-A-Knees” with a young woman holding a dog. The fourth board is marked “Hootchie Kootchie” with a hula woman on the front. CONDITION: Shows very little wear, fading to the punch boards, and a little light surface dirt to another. (8.0 - 8.5). 500 - 750

3207 - OAK DOUBLE SLOT MACHINE STAND.

20”L x 38-1/2”W x 33-3/4”T. A double slot machine stand, composed of oak with cast metal legs, painted in gold. The two front panels are leaded glass with floral decoration etched at the center of each side. Complete with one interior shelf. CONDITION: There is some wear, visible along the top surface. (Good - Very Good). 300 - 600

3208 - GLASS FRONT OAK DOUBLE SLOT MACHINE STAND.

36 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2” x 33 - 3/4”. A contemporary double three-reel slot oak stand with the iconic girls on the front of the frosted glass. Claw feet. CONDITION: There are scuffs and scratches throughout, consistent with age and use. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3209 - LOT OF 2: SLOT STANDS.

Larger: 23” x 23” x 31”. This lot of two cast iron slot or machine stands have added vintage tops, great for counter top coin operated machines. CONDITION: Showing wear and some paint loss, but a great overall look. (Very Good). 200 - 600

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3210 - CIGARETTE SLOT MACHINE.

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60” x 22” x 18 - 1/2”. c. 1939. A patron could either gamble 5¢ on the chance of winning a pack of cigarettes or pay retail in this multi-functional machine. In order to win, the reels must match any combination on the award card. There were six brands of cigarettes available. CONDITION: It is in overall original condition with some areas of scuffs and scratches. Currently working, but a great candidate for restoration. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 4,000

3211 - 5¢ MILLS QT DIAL SLOT MACHINE WITH SIDE VENDOR.

17” x 14” x 18 - 1/2”. This c. 1935 miniature bell slot machine with side mint vendor is in original condition, with original reel strips, dial paper and a wood finish. The top front panel is painted a light grey and the lower casting features an airplane, pointing upward to a map with the North Pole at its center. CONDITION: Showing some oxidation and paint loss from use and age, a very nice example that will improve with cleaning. Slot and side vendor are in working order. Has keys. (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3212 - 5¢ JENNINGS SUPERIOR MINTS BASEBALL SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15 - 1/2” x 26”. A very cool slot machine with a baseball theme, featuring a ball field on the cast aluminum front. It has four mint vendor columns, each containing packaged Jennings mints. The three reel strips are also sports themed, paired with a new award card and complete with marquee. Reel strips, play field, and locks in the back door and cash box are replacements. Manufactured by O.D. Jennings in 1930. CONDITION: Restored with minor wear throughout. Works well with functional mint vendor. Two keys are included. (Restored). 3,000 - 6,000

3213 - 1¢ LEO CANDA UPRIGHT PERFECTION “CARD MACHINE” TRADE STIMULATOR. 23” x 17” x 74 - 1/2”. The Leo Canda Manufacturing Co. produced this machine in January of 1900. Unlike the more common Caille Quintettes, this Canda version was born out of the imaginary shop of Leo Canda, 713 - 717 Sycamore St., Cincinnati, Ohio. His five reel card machine called the “Model Card Machine” designed in 1893 was refined to become the more well-known “Perfection Card Machine” three short years later. That also spawned the larger versions known as the “Counter Perfection” and eventually the “Upright Perfection.” Then, on January 9th, 1900, the patent was applied for that put five upright perfections together to create what he called the “Card Machine.” By the end of 1901, Caille had picked up on Canda’s idea and started producing the Caille Quintette. Only two or three of the original Canda machines are known to have survived. A rare opportunity to own an original Leo Canda “Card Machine” survivor. Unlike the Quintette, the Canda models were a more plain design. CONDITION: The wooden case design on this particular machine has had an early faux-marble ized paint applied by a local restoration company in Ohio in 1988. The mechanism is all original and free of any breaks, cracks or repairs. There are four replacement cards on the five reel strips, two on the left-hand middle reel and two on the bottom reel. All other cards on the reel strips are original to the machine. Works well. Don’t miss this chance for one of the earliest card machines known. (Excellent). 12,000 - 24,000

3214 - 25¢ MILLS GOLF BALL CONSOLE PAYOUT SLOT MACHINE.

22” x 18” x 60”. A wood console cabinet houses this Mills Extraordinary Bell golf ball vendor slot machine in black paint. C. 1937. CONDITION: Cabinet shows some wear, but retains almost all the original finish, with replaced reel strips and award cards. A very difficult slot to locate and this one is in great working condition. Plays and pays. With keys and golf balls shown in the photo. (Very Good). 6,000 - 12,000

3215 - 5¢ MILLS JUNIOR SUCCESS FLOOR MODEL TRADE STIMULATOR.

15 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 57”. These cast iron poker machines have a great classic look, and you can see why almost every bar, cigar store and saloon in the early 20th century had one. The fact that this example survived two national war efforts to collect iron in both WWI and WWII is a testament to how prolific they were at the turn of the century. Even given the numbers that were produced, there are few survivors, and few yet in this very good original working condition. CONDITION: Original marbled paint, continuous factory made reel strips, castings and marquee. This example shows some signs of wear and use consistent with age, that only adds to the classic appeal these machines have with collectors. Working and with keys. (Very Good). 1,200 - 2,400

3216 - 5¢ MILLS BASEBALL SKILL VENDER SLOT MACHINE. 16” x 16” x 25”. Baseball themed slot machine with a playfield embossed on the front aluminum casting, displaying brilliant colors throughout. It is housed in a dark wood cabinet with four mint vendors, complete with the original reels and award card. Topped with a cast aluminum marquee. With correct and working skill stops, this machine plays and pays. CONDITION: Restored correctly with polished castings and retouched cabinet side pinstripes. With score keeping knobs. Retaining the original cash box and mechanism. Manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1929.Plays and pays. Keys are included. (Restored). 2,000 - 4,000

3217 - 55¢ DROBISCH BROS. STAR ADVERTISER COIN DROP TRADE STIMULATOR. 14 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2” x 19”. This is an original Drobisch Star Advertiser cigar trade stimulator advertising Loves Cigars, c. 1897. The cabinet is in excellent original finish with original coin entry. These machines were made with changeable front label advertising, and this one advertises the “Loves Captive Cigar, Best on Earth.” CONDITION: Original back door with replacement mirror. This example has a great early look. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

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PULVER TAB GUM MACHINE IN LIGHT GREEN PORCELAIN.

20” x 8 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/2”. This is a Pulver tab gum vending machine in rare light green porcelain with a stop and go figure. CONDITION: The machine operates smoothly and the green porcelain shows several areas of chipping, the stop and go cop has oxidation and the 2 column mech has some oxidation and paint loss. (Good). 800 - 1,800

3219 - 10¢ U SELECT-IT SNACK BAR VENDING MACHINE.

11 - 7/8” x 12 - 1/4” x 71 - 1/2”. A 10¢ U Select-It by the Coan Manufacturing Co., Madison, Wisconsin. Original instruction under coin slot reads “Use 2 Nickles [sic] or 1 Dime.” CONDITION: In professionally restored condition with a great overall look. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3220 - 1¢ CAST IRON ADVANCE CLIMAX PEANUT MACHINE.

20” x 8 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. Arguably one of the most iconic cast-iron peanut machines. Classic hour glass globe, early dark red paint with pinstriping, and a tall 20”, the Advance Machine Co., Model 10 Climax peanut machine is on every vending machine collector’s must have list. This example is in original paint, with all original parts including the back door. CONDITION: There is minor surface oxidation and paint loss, but overall a good original example. Pictured in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, page 9. Working and with keys. (Good). 1,200 - 2,000

3221 - 5¢/10¢ PACE ART DECO CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINE.

19” x 22” x 60”. This Pace cigarette vending machine reads “Sales to Minors Prohibited,” showing six original packs of cigarettes including Camel, Fatima, Lucky Strike, Chesterfield, Sweet Caporal and Philip Morris & Co. This gambling device is a sure hit in any collection. CONDITION: In original condition. Front glass has original stenciling, showing some slight flaking that only adds to the overall patina of this machine. All knobs are in original condition, all castings are free of cracks or breaks. Back doors are original to machine, missing locks. Head of the machine is original, as are the reel strips. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3222 - CRETORS & CO. IMPROVED NO. 2 POPCORN WAGON WITH CANOPY.

82” x 70” x 33”. A fantastic popcorn wagon made by the C. Cretors & Company, 600 W. Cermak Road, Chicago, IL. Five generations of the same family across more than 130 years, the company is still routinely misidentified as a “maker of popcorn,” when in fact, their business has always been making the machines that make the popcorn. Cretors actually invented the modern professional popcorn popper as we know ithousing their earliest steam-powered models in ornate horse-drawn wagons that became icons in their own right, synonymous with early 20th century street-corner Americana. This example of their Improved No. 2 popcorn wagon dates to 1912, has been restored for use, and will need to be cleaned and tuned before operation. A great example of American popcorn history, and a great add to any collection. (Restored).

3,000 - 6,000

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3223 - POPCORN AND ROASTED PEANUT MACHINE CART.

78”T x 38”W x 24”D. This O.Y. Bartholomew popcorn and roasted peanut machine contains what appears to be its original steam engine and nickel popcorn popper. Manufactured in 1928. Decorated in the classic duo of red and black which compliments the black wire wheels, die-cut corners, oak wood finish and elegant copper details. There is an extra storage space, which can be accessed through either of the side panels on the cart. Comes with vintage popcorn bags and boxes in a fun variety of shapes, sizes and designs. Each wheel has a diameter of 20 - 1/2”. This machine is electric and does not run by steam engine. CONDITION: It is in excellent condition, with little evidence of age or tarnishing apart from the original steam engine, which indicates that this device may have been restored. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000

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3224 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY “HUMPTY DUMPTY” FLOOR MODEL ARCADE MACHINE.

Larger: 17” x 14” x 42”. This very rare arcade machine from Exhibit Supply in 1931 appears to be an old mechanism and clown castings in a new cabinet. There were replicas of this machine produced. However, the paint and patina of the mechanism and clown has age to it. CONDITION: Machine is complete as it sits and works perfectly. Has keys. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3225 - 5¢ CLAWSON TRIPLE JACKPOT COIN-DROP TRADE STIMULATOR. 12 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/4”. Wonderful original counter pocket pin field game by our nation’s earliest machine corporation, Clawson Machine Co. of New Jersey. Drop a nickel in the top and press the plunger and if you’re lucky, your coin will find its way to one of three jackpots. Handle protects plunger from rough play and features a bar across the top to influence the direction of the coin. CONDITION: Great look with aged patina. Replaced back door. C. 1893. (Good). 1,200 - 2,600

3226 - 5¢ GRISWOLD MFG. CO. “RED STAR” PEANUT VENDING MACHINE. 18 - 1/2” x 8” x 8”. The Griswold Mfg. Co. made this machine for the Red Star Sanitary Vending Machine Co. of Davenport Iowa, c. 1914. Another classic cast iron peanut machine with flared globe and unusual dial operated coin entry. Each nickel gives you two cranks. This example has the variation of a round base as opposed to feet, and it is in an old re-paint with all original parts and a Griswold globe. CONDITION: The paint is worn with areas of oxidation, and the cast iron has moderate pitting that has been stabilized. A very collectable large globe peanut machine and a difficult one to find. Pictured in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, page 68. (Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3227 - 1¢ EXHIBIT SUPPLY “PRETTY SHOW GIRLS” CARD MACHINE. 8 - 3/4” x 9 - 7/8” x 12 - 3/4”. A great example of this countertop trading card vending machine from Exhibit Supply. Pretty Girl Cards, 1¢ operation, with a small supply of cards. CONDITION: Shows light wear with surface scratches and oxidation to the coin slides. Fading to the original instruction card, and working. Instruction label inside the back door. (Good). 500 - 1,000

3228 - CAST IRON SIMPSON PEANUT MACHINE. 7 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2” x 14”. This cast iron Simpson peanut machine is often referred to as “Here We Are.” Nickel plated cast iron with original globe, added confection decal and in fully operating condition. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation, surface rust and loss of nickel plating. However, the vending machine retains a great aged look and is fully operational. (Good). 400 - 800

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3229 - 1¢ THE MASTER GUM BALL VENDING MACHINE.

16” x 8” x 8”. This is an early gum ball vending machine made by The Master Vending Machine Co. 1¢ operation with tin side panels and porcelain red and black with aluminum front in original patina. CONDITION: Shows light scrapes and chipping to the edges of the porcelain. Great aged patina to the aluminum front casting. Fully operation with 1¢ operation. (Very Good). 400 - 600

3230 - CAST IRON NATIONAL NOVELTY GUMBALL VENDING MACHINE.

12 - 3/4” x 7” x 7”. This is a cast iron National Novelty gumball machine in original paint with an original base decal and newly applied arrow decal. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes to the cast iron. Shows a great original globe and patina. This is a difficult gumball machine to find in original paint. (Good). 400 - 1,000

3231 - MIDGET MOVIES MACHINE.

19 - 1/2” x 32” x 58 - 1/2”. MIDGET MOVIES MACHINE. This is a Midget Movies machine, showing “Mickey Mouse Films” and “Chimp on the Farm” at 10¢ each. CONDITION: This machine is an older restoration in excellent working condition coin mechanism is intact, and all castings and glass are free of breaks and cracks. (Restored). 600 - 1,500

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3232 - ORNATE CAST IRON HOTEL REGISTRATION DESK.

12” x 12” x 10 - 1/2”. This is a very ornate, nickel-plated registration desk from the North East Cabinet Service Company, probably from the state of Maine as the advertising panel for the desk is for small companies mostly from the town of Guilford, Maine. CONDITION: In original nickel showing minor oxidation, a complete advertising panel and keys to access the internal compartment. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3233 - LOT OF 2: STAMP AND PERFUME VENDORS.

Larger: 8” x 4 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/4”. Lot of two vendors. The first is a coin-operated perfume dispenser with instruction panel in place. This is direct from the Balba Corporation of America, Toledo, Ohio. CONDITION: There are multiple areas of paint loss and chipping. The second item is the iconic red, white and blue U.S. postage stamp machine, showing Uncle Sam’s iconic look and reading “Victory Insert Coin Here” with 5¢ and 10¢. Includes the original label. Manufactured and distributed by The Field Company, serial No. 41340. CONDITION: In excellent plus condition with original porcelain front. (9.0 - 9.5). 400 - 1,200

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3234 - LOT OF 2: GUMBALL VENDORS.

Each: 7” x 7” x 17”. Lot of two gumball vendors. The first one has a receiving lid reading “Thank You,” written in bright orange and black. The second one has an original receiving chain reading “Thank You.” CONDITION: Both are in original condition with original glass. (Very Good). 300 - 800

3235 - 25¢ CLOWN VENDING GUMBALL MACHINE.

48” x 12 - 5/8” x 12 - 5/8”. A whimsical, fun, small coin-operated arcade machine, giving prizes in early plastic capsules. CONDITION: Paint shows some rust spotting, chips and scuffs, consistent with age and use. Glass is free of cracks. Composite-type clown head on top is done in original paint, showing some chipping and wear, but does not distract from the overall look. (Fair). 300 - 800

3236 - 5¢ ASCO HOT NUT MACHINE.

21 - 1/2” x 12” x 10”. This is an ASCO hot nut machine with added cup dispenser in repainted finish, with all original parts including the original glass globe. The machine lights up, but does not heat. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, page (Good). 300 - 600

3237 - 10¢ ZODIAC CHART.

25” x 16” x 65”. Glass is in excellent condition, free of flaking, cracks or breaks. Instruction cards are intact and shows directions. Your fortune is handed below in the slot where it says “Get the Scope of Your Life Here.” This machine has original finish and graphics. (Good). 300 - 1,200

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3238 - MANLEY POPCORN MACHINE.

36 - 1/2” x 24 - 1/2” x 70 - 1/2”. In original condition and made of all plastic on the upper right and left tops are free of cracks and breaks. It is labeled “Manley Inc. Kansas City, Missouri Model 4903 Serial 19542.” (Fair). 300 - 800

3239 - 10¢ BALLY SKILL DERBY VERTICAL PINBALL MACHINE. 71” x 27” x 22”. This floor model arcade game features an upper horse race track while the lower playing field features a pinball setting. Appears to be in original condition with some cabinet wear due to age. A very unusual machine from Bally and a great candidate for restoration. C. 1960. Not working, with key. (Good). 600 - 1,200

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3240 - 25¢ VARI-TECH MR. SIX GUN ARCADE SHOOTING MACHINE.

36”W x 34”D x 80”T. This quick draw gunslinger game features a life size animated outlaw behind a pair of saloon doors. The character, Johnny Rio, would be controlled pneumatically, giving the player a chance to engage in a lifelike duel with a moving, talking mannequin. CONDITION: The figure itself is in good condition. The player’s control box has two gun holsters with one imitation gun, broken at the top of the grip. The “saloon” housing is in good condition overall and has one poster on each side reading “WANTED Dead or Alive Johnny Rio” with a corner missing from one. Would be very entertaining once repaired. Circa 1987. This machine has been tested and works, but will require some adjustment. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3241 - CHICAGO COIN ALL AMERICAN BASKETBALL ARCADE GAME.

85” x 31 - 1/2” x 72”. C. 1967. This shuffle alley basketball-themed arcade game required one to two players or two teams. The objective is to hit the rollover switch by lights by sliding a metal puck across the playing field. With every hit made, the back glass animation must also make the ball from the kick out hole in the basket. If the ball does not make it into the basket, points are not scored. The game is similar to the bowling alley putt game, but is a bit more challenging. There are 20 shots per game, consisting of 2 halves, with points increasing as the game goes into the second half. Manufactured by Chicago Coin Company. This is actually one of the games that had the very first “play again” feature. There is normal edge wear and scuffs and scrapes consistent with age and use, nothing that distracts from the overall look. Back glass has one non-distracting 1/4” flake in right center and some slight flaking that is apparently stable in the lower right-hand corner. Strong colors and great graphics. (Good Plus). 1,500 - 3,000

3242 - MIDWAY WHITE LIGHTNING ARCADE GAME. 69” x 66 - 1/2” x 24”. This c.1970 arcade game is very highly desirable for its projectile shooting pistol. The targets are constantly in motion, rotating on two wheels. 10¢ for 1 play, 25¢ for 3 plays, and every target is 50 points. When the targets are lit in red, the points are doubled. Aside from the ding with every hit made, there is no sound. There is some flaking to the sides of the machine, but the paint is tight. One small chip on cash door on left-hand side. Graphics are good, colors are bright and strong. Paint is stable and not continuing to flake. Interior has minimal wear, consistent with age and use. Overall, a great patina and a wonderful appearance. Keys are provided. (Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3243 - 5¢ & 10¢ GENCO’S HOROSCOPE GRANDMA FORTUNE TELLER. 24” x 23” x 84”. This fortune teller was manufactured by Genco in 1957 and for a nickel a patron can receive their fortune or for a dime, their horoscope. By turning the dial to the correct zodiac sign representing the occurrence of one’s birth, insert the dime and a little tubed scroll will dispense below. A fortune scroll can be collected, if patron asks a “Yes” or “No” question into the faux vibraphone located on the right of the glass. When the coin is played, Grandma’s head and hands will begin to move in left and right motions. A wonderful animated fortune teller. CONDITION: The cabinet and color is superb throughout, and the fortune teller has been professionally restored. Keys are provided. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

3244 - 1¢ MILLS NOVELTY IMPERIAL SHOCKER ARCADE MACHINE. 21” x 12” x 23”. This tabletop electric shock amusement game reads “Take a shock and look pleasant,” and the round dial features a smiling female face. Player inserts a coin and increases the intensity of shock by pushing down on a lever. Fancy front castings show two female figures and roses. One round ended handle on each side allows the customer to control how much electricity is released. C. 1902. CONDITION: Has a new side door and cash box. Repainted. Includes key. (Restored). 5,000 - 10,000

3245 - 5¢ KEENEY AIR RAIDER PROJECTION SCREEN SHOOTING GAME. 78” x 24” x 76”. Fun WWII themed game where players man the anti-aircraft gun and shoot down enemy planes as projected on the screen. There are fifteen flights per game with unlimited shots and hits per flight. CONDITION: This game, originally manufactured by Keeney and Sons, Inc. in 1940, has undergone a complete professional restoration. Keys are provided. Museum quality. (Restored). 10,000 - 20,000

3246 - 5¢

MUNVES MYSTIC PEN FORTUNE TELLER.

20” x 18” x 69”. Originally “Wizard’s Pen” from International Mutoscope in the 1930s, later acquired and repainted by Mike Munves in the 1940s & 1950s as “Mystic Pen.” When patrons deposit a coin and place their hand on the metal plate the motion of the pen indicates “writing” a personalized message and will then dispense a “handwritten” fortune card into the tray. CONDITION: This cabinet features a pale aqua base with bronze colored speckles and shows crazing. Operational and comes with interior columns full of fortune cards. A wonderful example of an original animated fortune teller ready for the collection. Two keys are provided. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3247 - 1¢ WONDERFUL MUTOSCOPE. 73 - 1/2” x 17” x 22”. This is a beautifully restored Mutoscope with spare Peep Show reel and marquee card. It has an original brass tag stamped “L. T. G.”. CONDITION: It is in good working condition, with only very minor scuffs and scratches that do not distract from this brightly colored Mutoscope. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3248 - 25¢ MIDWAY’S MS.

32” x 22” x 29 - 1/2”. As there were many versions of this game, this widely-released arcade machine was manufactured by Midway in 1981. This model is the two-player table version topped with clear glass. Very similar to Pac-Man, but with four different mazes with the fruits and prizes moving throughout the game. The cabinet is black with hand-painted decals. An exhilarating arcade machine with an exceptional appearance. Condition shows use and scratches to the surface. Two keys are provided. (Good). 500 - 1,500

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3249 - LOT OF 3: VENDING MACHINES.

Largest: 7 - 1/2” x 8” x 17”. There are two oak vending machines and one Northwestern vending machine in used condition. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, decal loss and paint loss. All three machines are complete and useable. (Good). 200 - 400

3250 - LOT OF 2: GUM VENDING MACHINES.

Largest: 10” x 4 - 1/2” x 16”. The first item is a Mills subway tap gum vending machine. Most of these were found in the New York subway system in the 1940’s and 1950’s. The second item is another stick gum vending machine. CONDITION: Both machines show average wear for their use and age. No noticeable damage or repair. The Mills tap gum machine is missing its lock. (Good). 200 - 500

3251 - LOT OF 2: VENDING MACHINES.

Largest: 6” x 7” x 16 - 1/4”. These vending machines consist first of a Northwestern large gumball vending machine, penny operation with glass top and painted base. The second piece is a Atlas tray vending machine, advertising Chlorophyll Gum in original patina with original glass globe. CONDITION: No breaks or cracks noted. (Good). 200 - 500

3252 - POOL TABLE. 79 - 1/2” x 42 - 1/2” x 33 - 1/2”. In good condition with what appears to be an older restoration. The felt and bumpers are free of breaks and tears. The exedra has original braided leather pool pockets. Appears to have had some repairs done in a few places on the underside, but nothing that distracts from the look. It maintains the original sticker “Wallie Dorr Co.” labeled “The Dove.” Two of the cast metal corner brackets have been repaired. Comes complete with pool balls. (Very Good). 500 - 2,500

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3253 - FRENCH COUNTERTOP HORSE RACE GAME.

LOT - 3254

12 - 3/4” x 12 - 3/4” x 5 - 7/8”. This is a French countertop horse race game in the original box. These were great bar games, where the patrons would put coins in the cup in the middle to bet on their horses.

CONDITION: There are some areas of wear. Original box shows some areas of edge wear and some tattered edges, but it has a great early look. Horses have original paint, with original felt and original goalposts. Fully operational. (Good). 500 - 1,000

3254 - MUTOSCOPE MACHINE NO. AB 364.

18 - 5/8” x 18 - 3/8” x 53”. This has a hand-painted motif showing frumpy lady in watch and frumpy naked girl in water diving and floating. It is missing the top marque, but still shows well. It has the original coin drop push coin in slot then turn crank to the right labeled “Trade Mutoscope Mark International Mutoscope Real Co. Inc. New York, New York AB334.” (Good). 500 - 2,000

3255 - NEW CENTURY TABLETOP PINBALL GAME.

LOT - 3256

16 - 1/2” x 36” x 9”. An early nickel operation non-electromechanical tabletop pinball machine called the “New Century.” CONDITION: There are some areas of wear to the walnut case, with good color and graphics to the main playfield. Fully functional at time of description. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 1,000

3256 - 1¢ M-T SALES ZIG-ZAG SKILL GAME.

13” x 9” x 17 - 1/2”. This is a 1¢ M-T Sales Zig-Zag skill game, with the playing field reading “Zig-Zag Skill.” It has the instruction card that reads “To Play: Deposit coin in slot. Press shooter all the way down to release balls. Then, release handle for high score and line balls up in pockets tied together with line.” Tilt indicator present. Along the bottom it is labeled “M-T Sales Chicago 47 Illinois. For amusement only.” Original label present on the front center that reads “For amusement only.” CONDITION: This is in original condition with a small area of veneer lifting on the lower-left corner, but does not distract from the machine. Playing field is in original condition. The glass is intact with no evidence of cracks or breaks. (Good). 400 - 1,200

LOT - 3258

3257 - TEST YOUR GRIP MERCURY ATHLETIC SCALE.

17” x 13” x 18”. This athletic scale has the original faceplate showing the average strength of both men and women. The instruction card reads “Push release button. Drop coin in slot. Select desired test. Grip, twist, push or lift with one or both hands.” CONDITION: Appears to have had some restoration at some point in time, but shows well. The instruction plate on the front is original, as well as the molding and coin drop. (Good). 400 - 1,200

3258 - LOT OF 2: COUNTERTOP GAME MACHINES.

15” x 14” x 6 - 1/2”. This lot of two countertop game machines consists first of a Bostic Family card game. Coin-operated. CONDITION: Has original playfield and is in a weathered oak case. No key noted for the back door. The second is an early wooden vending machine with a “Play Ball” game field, penny drop underneath. There is a graphic on each side, one of a baseball player and one of a football player. CONDITION: There are areas of wear to the oak case and some light areas of wear to the playfield, but is fully operative. No key. (Good). 300 - 600

3259 - 1958 CHICAGO COINS “ROCKET SHUFFLE” ARCADE SHUFFLE BOARD GAME.

72” x 26 - 1/2” x 19”. This is a great shuffleboard style arcade game by Chicago coin called “Rocket Shuffle”. Condition is original, with signs of light wear to the shuffleboard and the painted sides. The back glass has great color and tight graphics. A more obscure shuffleboard game from Chicago Coin in very respectable condition, c. 1958. No key. (Good). 200 - 600

3260 - KISS TESTER ARCADE GAME. 60 - 1/2” x 16” x 12”. This is a arcade game called “The Kiss Tester,” where you deposit 25¢ and press the button. It will tell you what kind of kisser you are. Most likely from the 1970’s with pink and blue added paint. Would benefit greatly from a restoration. (Fair). 200 - 500

LOT - 3257

3261 - 5¢ STEPHENS “MAGIC” BEER BARREL.

14” x 8” x 11 - 1/2”. This is in original condition with original instr uction panel reading “Drop Nickel. Pull Spigot Handle and Release to Obtain a Pretzel. Pull Knob at Left.” This is a rare pretzel vending machine. CONDITION: Excellent condition overall. (Excellent). 200 - 800

3262 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER FLOOR MODEL 552-5-F SERIAL NUMBER 978068.

28 - 3/4” x 18 - 1/4” x 67 - 3/4”. A nice original National Cash Register. CONSIDERATIONS: It is in unrestored condition with the original top sign, broken crank handle and a full cabinet of drawers. The cash register currently is not operating. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3263 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 552-E SERIAL NUMBER 1076778.

34” x 22” x 29”. A wonderful original example of a National Model 552-E wood base cash register, with a replaced top sign. CONDITION: Shows an old matte polishing with all original key checks, price flags, crank, receipt housing, marble slab and oak base with pole handle. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3264 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 452 SERIAL NUMBER 929160.

24” x 16” x 28”. A very nice restored example of a National Cash Register Model 452 built in and around the year 1910, in rose brass finish. CONDITION: It has new key checks, original crank handle, marble shelf, original National front door, new brass tag and a replaced top sign. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

LOT - 3265

3265 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 330 SERIAL NUMBER 63366648.

17 - 1/2” x 16” x 22”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 330 in copper oxidized finish and showing an earlier restoration. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags and brass plate, with what appears to be a replaced amount purchased top sign shipped to Sioux Falls, South Dakota on June 6th, 1908. (Very Good - Excellent). 800 - 1,500

3266 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 231 - 1/2.

20” x 19” x 27”. Beautiful restored model 231 National Cash Register. Original top sign and working properly. (Restored). 600 - 1,200

3267 - VERY UNUSUAL COMPACT SIZE AUTOGRAPHIC REGISTER.

13” x 15 - 1/2” x 10- 1/2”. This is a very unusual autographic register, possibly a National, but is unmarked. The autographic register has print tape and money wheel. You would write the amount of the sale in the window, insert the coin in the wheel slot, push the lever, the drawer would open, the wheel would turn one notch, the paper would advance, etcetera. If the customer disputed the amount, you could point to the coin they just gave you. These auto registers were very popular in Europe. This is oak construction with a cast iron top, is complete, a great item for cash register collectors. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3268 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 130 SERIAL NUMBER 400741. 11 - 1/2” x 15” x 19”. A great example of a National Cash Register Model 130 showing a recent polishing of the brass case. This cash register was shipped to W.T. Anthony in in Manchester, New Hampshire, in the year 1905. CONDITION: Shows original marble slab with new key checks, original price flags and what appears to be an original “Amount Purchased” top sign. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3269 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 311 SERIAL NUMBER 704665. 10” x 17” x 17”. A nice restored example of a National Cash Register Model 311 in copper flash showing new key checks, price flags, and brass plate on the original base. CONDITION: Shows a full restoration, and is fully operative with a reproduction top sign. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3270 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 64 SERIAL NUMBER 243574. 16 - 5/16” x 16” x 21 - 1/2”. This National Cash Register is showing an earlier restoration in copper flashing, with original check keys and front autograph panel for “Pfleghaar & Anderson.” CONDITION: The top casting below the amount purchased sign has a repair, and the amount purchased sign is an add-on reproduction sign. (Good). 400 - 800

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LOT - 3270

3271 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 336 SERIAL NUMBER 1451851.

17 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. This is an original National cash register Model 336 in nickel. CONDITION: Showing original key checks, sale indicators, indicator flags and shelf, with a new base plate, unpolished. (Very Good - Excellent). 400 - 800

3272 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 35 SERIAL NUMBER 219494.

22” x 16 - 1/4” x 22”. This is an original National cash register Model 35 in a patinaed brass finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators, cast shelf and top sign. (Very Good). 400 - 1,000

3273 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 216 SERIAL NUMBER 1124747.

10” x 16” x 21”. A really nice example of a National Cash Register Model 216. The cash register was sent to Bennet & Stevenson Phelps in New York in the year 1912. CONDITION: Shows new key checks, price flags, original base with brass plate, original marble slab and replaced top sign. Fully restored and operational. (Restored). 300 - 900

3274 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 356 SERIAL NUMBER 1447740W. 22” x 16” x 17”. A very nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 356 in original oxidized brass patina. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, and a replaced marble shelf with new rosettes. In original oxidized patina, fully operational. (Good). 300 - 700

3275 - AUTOGRAPHIC CASH REGISTER FROM THE AMERICAN CASH REGISTER COMPANY.

17 - 1/2” x 22” x 12”. This walnut desk model autographic cash register was named “The Cashier” and was manufactured by the American Cash Register Company in the late 1800’s. This particular example has been restored, with original brass marquee and original cash drawer, but does not come with a key. Front cash drawer is unlocked. (Very Good - Excellent). 200 - 400

3276 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 865-E SERIAL NUMBER 2225561. 32” x 16 - 1/2” x 20”. This is a very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 865-E, painted in wood veneer finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, marble shelf, price indicators and crank. It shows paint loss and oxidation to the wood grain finish and original wood base with brass tag. (Good). 200 - 500

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LOT - 3276

3277 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711

SERIAL NUMBER 254749Y.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 711 in original paint. CONDITION: With original key checks, base, base plate and shelf. Fully operational with keys. (Very Good - Excellent). 100 - 300

3278 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711. 9 - 1/2” x 16” x 16”. This National Cash Register Model 711 is a great size, used in candy stores and in barber shops. Tin construction with painted surface. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, original base with brass tag and original price flags. (Good). 100 - 300

LOT - 3277

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LOT - 3279

3279 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SPECIAL EDITION.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/2”. This National Cash Register is a replica of a 313 cash register with no internal mechanism. Generally used to house whiskey glasses or shot glasses on the bar. CONDITION: Shows a complete example with marble shelf, key checks, sale indicators and the original top sign. (Very Good). 100 - 300

3280 - 5¢ PEEP SHOW MACHINE WITH KEYS.

45”T x 16”W x 17”D. A coin-operated peep show allowing the patron up to one minute of viewing, flipping through photos of half naked women. It is housed in wooden cabinet atop a wooden stand with a decal of a sensual female at the center. CONDITION: Works well, some wear throughout. (Good). 500 - 800

3281 - LOT OF 2: MR. PEANUT MASCOT COSTUME AND CANE.

18” x 16” x 47”. This is a great costume for the Mr. Planters mascot Mr. Peanut in all-original condition. A plastic molded costume that fits over your shoulders with complete vents, ready to be worn. CONDITION: Shows very little use with some light scuffs and scratches from wear, but overall in great condition. (Very Good). 400 - 1,000

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LOT - 3281

3282 - LOT OF 2: MR. PEANUT MASCOT COSTUME AND CANE.

18” x 16” x 47”. Plastic Mr. Peanut mascot costume in all original condition. CONDITION: Shows some areas of wear and light scuffs to the external paint. However, the costume is in complete condition and ready to be worn. (Very Good).

400 - 1,000

LOT - 3282

3283 - LOT OF 3: CARNIVAL SIDE SHOW LIGHT-UP PANELS.

Each: 32” x 43”. This set of 3 light up panels are from a carnival attraction of unknown description. Plastic applied face masks to wood boards with very early sockets in two of the panels and replace porcelain ones in the third. CONDITION: Showing original paint, some light cracks and surface cracks to the edges of the faces. Two of the panels would need to be rewired with new sockets to work. A great circus look and with age. (Good).

400 - 800

3284 - UNUSUAL CONSOLE ELECTRONIC ROULETTE TABLE.

27” x 50” x 38 - 3/4”. Little is known about this wonderful electronic roulette table game. Player selects numbers to be played from the dial on the front, deposits bet, and presses the red button and the ball deploys and the wheel spins, and winnings are deposited in the payout cup under the red button. We have not encountered one of these games before, and it is complete.

CONDITION: Graphic top shows little wear, the painted sides have some paint loss and rubs, but retaining a very nice aged patina. The machine may require a little attention to work properly, but it is all there. (Good - Very Good).

1,000 - 4,000

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LOT - 3285

3285 - RESTORED DAYTON BARREL SCALE IN COCA-COLA MOTIF.

19” x 19” x 32”. A Dayton Barrel scale that has been restored in Coca-Cola motif, dating to 1915. CONDITION: Shows replaced top sign marquees showing some paint loss to the restoration, polished brass components and a replaced glass shelf. A nice decoration item for your kitchen or rec room. (Restored). 500 - 1,500

3286 - NATIONAL WALLA-WALLA GUM CO. SCALE.

12 - 1/4” x 10” x 10 - 1/2”. This is a fancy Walla-Walla gum scale made by the National Scale Company. Shows an older restoration with brass plated cast components such as the base, front shield and the frame around the scale. Demonstrates a nice dial with original scoop. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scrapes, scuffs and oxidation to the earlier plating. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3287 - 1¢ NATIONAL NOVELTY CO SCALE.

18” x 24” x 68”. Manufactured by National Novelty Co. Minneapolis, Minnesota Cast iron construction, coin-operated and with porcelain dial. CONDITION: This scale has had an early repaint. It has original porcelain dial with no chips. Signs of wear from use. Working and with key. (Good). 500 - 1,000

3288 - CAST IRON PENNY ARCADE SCALE

MANUFACTURED BY THE AUTO SALES CORP. NEW YORK.

15” x 30” x 71”. A very nice example of an early cast iron penny scale made by the Autosales Company of NY. NY. Dating to the early 20th century, with porcelain dial, and top sign. CONDITION: Showing an earlier repainting, a great dial that is a little faded, correct top sign with 1 small chip, missing the side access panel and currently not working. A great example worthy of restoration. (Good). 500 - 1,500

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LOT - 3288

3289 - 5¢ MILLS ELEVATOR BELL WITH MINT VENDOR AND STAND.

Machine: 19” x 15” x 26 - 3/4”. This is in professionally restored condition with original wheel strips, original lock, back door, and cash box. This particular model has a rare side “Mint Vendor.” This is a 5¢ machine with the serial number “388374.” This comes with a contemporary stand with leaded glass front and claw feet. (Restored).

1,000 - 3,000

3290 - MILLS 25¢ HIGH TOP BONUS SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

Machine: 16 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/8” x 26”. This is in working condition. It has the original finish and backdoor. This is a very sought after machine featuring an oak and aluminum cabinet with the purple metallic and gold polished accents. It displays quarters in the escalator with a working jackpot and cash box. (Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000

3291 - 25¢ GOLDEN NUGGET SLOT MACHINE. 74” x 23” x 23”. This is a fiberglass figural slot machine depicting a bearded cowboy holding a pistol, which serves as the slot machine handle. Popular in any game room. (8.5 - 8.7). 1,500 - 3,500

3292 - 50¢ PACE BELL COCKTAIL WAITRESS SLOT MACHINE.

21” L x 30”W x 70”T This unique machine features a life-sized cocktail waitress in a white dress standing next to a Pace Bell slot machine. Machine has a bright and shiny overall appearance. Serial No. 63584. A re-manufacture of the originals. Includes 2 keys. (Good). 3,500 - 6,500

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LOT - 3292

3293 - 5¢ PRE-CAILLE PUCK FLOOR WHEEL UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. 27” x 18” x 63”. A wonderful example of a pre-Caille “Puck” upright slot machine in 5¢ denominations. Showing the original coin head with paint, possibly a replaced wheel, original plating to the hardware, and a replaced back door. CONDITION: Original patina to the finish of the quartered oak cabinet and the nickel plated hardware. In great working condition, it plays and pays. (Very Good). 12,000 - 20,000

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3294 - 5¢ PAUL E. BERGER OOM-PAUL UPRIGHT SLOT MACHINE. 29” x 14 - 1/2” x 68 - 3/4”. Beautiful upright slot machine with dark stained oak cabinet featuring carved details and floral decals throughout. With cast metal feet resembling gargoyles and large, colorful single wheel. CONDITION: This machine plays well and retains the original finish, decals, and color wheel. Plating has been redone. Produced by Paul E. Berger Manufacturing Co. during the early 1900s. Two keys are provided (Good - Very Good). 8,000 - 20,000

3295 - 5¢ &

WATLING ROL-A-TOP CHERRY FRONT SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 17” x 27”. The vibrant colors of the cast front cherries make this machine highly attractive and desirable. This example has the original reel strips, lock and key. CONDITION: Working nickel/quarter Rol-a-Top with replacement badge. A very scarce and desirable machine in good working order. Original diamond bell jackpot with counter intact. Circa late 1930s. Plays and pays. Keys are included. (Restored). 4,000 - 7,000

3296 - 25¢ MILLS HIGH TOP ONE ARMED BANDIT SLOT MACHINE.

74” T. This escalator bell slot machine is housed in a figural one armed bandit stand. Arm holding gun serves as operation handle. CONDITION: Excellent overall. Includes keys. (Excellent). 2,500 - 4,500

3297 - 5¢ PACE ROYAL COMET CONSOLE SLOT MACHINE.

58 - 1/2” x 21 - 3/4” x 16”. Exceptionally restored floor model machine, manufactured by Pace Mfg. Co. in 1937. The Art Deco motif is beautifully featured on the carved oak cabinet and front castings, which are correctly polished and detailed in light blue. Retaining the original reel strips, award card, cash box and back door. CONDITION: This machine plays well and pays correctly. Keys included. (Restored). 2,000 - 5,000

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3298 - ICONIC PIRATE SITTING ON A RUM BARREL.

73 - 1/2” x 26 - 1/2” x 26”. This particular machine is a silver dollar Mill’s high top in a deep blue motif. Has the original back door and lock. The pirates pistol was pulled downward in order to play and win the jackpot. The pirate’s flint locked pistol was used as the machine lever to play and win jackpot. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3299 - WATLING TREASURY SLOT MACHINE.

15” x 15” x 20”. This Watling treasury dual jackpot slot machine is 25¢ operation and is in as-found condition. CONDITION: Missing the coin head bonnet. Complete mechanism which is operational. Original reel strips, no cash box, and the original back door. A great project for all of the Watling slot machine collectors out there. (FairGood). 1,000 - 2,000

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3300 - 5¢ PACE “FANCY FRONT” COMET SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15” x 24”. This three-reel slot machine was produced by Pace Manufacturing around 1936. Displaying an Art Deco style front casting with twin jackpot banks and dual payout cups. CONDITION: Featuring a well done older restoration and in-painted front casting, with original reel strips and replaced award card. Plays and pays. Keys are provided. (Restored). 800 - 1,600

3301 - 5¢ MILLS POINSETTIA SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 15” x 26”. This Mills Novelty Poinsettia front slot is an original with original reel strips, award card, and back door. It has a new lock and new cash box.

CONDITION: The cabinet is oak with some surface scratches and sits on an oak base. Manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1928 to 1930. Plays and pays, keys included. (Very Good). 800 - 1,800

3302 - 1¢ MILLS BLUE BELL HIGH TOP SLOT MACHINE.

17” x 15 - 1/2” x 27”. This slot machine is in original condition, displaying its metallic blue paint and chromed details. CONDITION: There is moderate wear throughout and light scratches on the award card, but the original three reel strips remain intact. Original back door with paper instructions and original mills key. Manufactured by Mills in 1950. Plays and pays. (Good - Very Good).

800 - 1,600

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3304 - 1$ PACE “HONEY LANE” SLOT MACHINE.

58” x 22” x 16”. Unusual 1$ Pace electro/ mechanical slot machine, private labeled for “Honey Lane”. Original paint, award card and reel strips. Works great and pays. Comes with a custom base where money is collected, and locked. With keys. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3305 - 5¢ MILLS EAGLE SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

Stand: 18” x 18” x 34”. This 5¢ machine has twin jackpot and mint vendor full of product. Comes with a contemporary stand with an oak wooden door, claw-type feet and gold hardware to match the machine.

CONDITION: In professionally and restored excellent condition, with replacement reel strips, replacement cash box, original back door with an original lock, which has been fitted to machine. Plays well. (Restored). 500 - 2,000

3303 - 5¢ H.C. EVANS DELUXE WINTER BOOK HORSE RACING CONSOLE SLOT MACHINE.

38” x 27” x 46”. This is a console horse race themed slot machine manufactured by H.C. Evans in 1946. Place bet in one of the seven-way coin heads and watch which horse takes the lead through the electric spinner. Housed in wooden cabinet with a brilliant glass light up display, showing very little signs of peeling. It has cast aluminum features in chrome and a single payout cup. Needing some restoration. (Good). 500 - 1,500

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3306 - 5¢ SLAM DUNK SLOT MACHINE.

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66” x 22” x 20”. This electro-mechanical slot machine was produced by International Game Technology, with a great basketball theme “Slam Dunk”. Excellent condition, this slot plays and pays. Keys included. (Excellent). 300 - 800

3307 - 5¢ MILLS PACE JACKPOT “POT” MODEL SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15 - 1/4” x 25 - 1/2”. Mills Novelty and Pace Mfg. Jackpot “Pot Model” revamp gooseneck bell slot machine, c. 1928. CONDITION: As-found condition, with all original reel strips and paper, missing the back door. Plays and pays. (Fair - Good). 600 - 1,200

3308 - 1¢ FIVE JACKS MACHINE.

16” x 9 - 3/4” x 18”. This 1¢ Five Jacks machine has instructions embossed into the front plate, which reads “Drop Coin into Here. Turn Handle Slowly. Try Your Skill.” CONDITION: This machine is in restored condition. The coin drop is intact. (Restored). 300 - 800

LOT - 3310

3309 - CASINO CHUCK-O-LUCK DICE TUMBLER.

16” x 14” x 18”. This is a great example of a large size dice Chuck-O-Luck with a wood base and three original wood dice. CONDITION: The condition shows very little signs of wear, with good nickel plating to the metal stand and no bent bars to the Chuck-O-Luck. (Very Good). 300 - 600

3310 - CONTEMPORARY DOUBLE OAK SLOT STAND WITH FROSTED GLASS & CLAW FEET.

38” x 20” x 34”. Scuffs and scraps consistent with use. (Very Good). 300 - 800

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3311 - LOT OF 2: TRADE STIMULATORS.

LOT - 3312

7” x 8” x 9 - 1/2”. The first item is an American Eagle countertop trade stimulator, 1¢ operation and in original paint. CONDITION: Shows considerable paint loss to all four sides, a great candidate for restoration. The second item is a classic oak constructed coin drop with original playfield, front drawer with no identification to the chewing gum where the penny drop came from. (Fair - Good). 300 - 600

3312 - LOT OF 3: ORIGINAL TIN UPRIGHT ROULETTE SLOT MACHINE REELS.

Largest: 17” x 17”. Conditions show areas of paint loss, oxidation, and surface rust to all three pieces. (5.0 - 6.0). 300 - 600

3313 - 5¢ MILLS “THE OPERATORS BELL” BELL FRUIT GUM SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 14” x 24”. One of the earliest three-reel cast-iron slot machines, this example, manufactured by Mills Novelty Company, featured elaborate castings especially to the right and left sides. The scene shows a pillared railing overlooking the river with the Statue of Liberty in the distance. CONDITION: This machine has its original tin fruit strips, the bell to

announce the payout to a winner, and it is overall in great working order. With original cast iron top sign and award card. An all original machine with great patina, showing some plating loss to the exterior castings. Overall a great aged look. Circa 1910. Original Yale lock with Mills insignia key. (Good). 3,000 - 6,000

3314 - 25¢ JENNINGS SPORTSMAN

GOLF BALL VENDOING SLOT MACHINE WITH STAND.

18” x 24” x 58”. O.D. Jennings produced this beautiful machine during the mid 1930s. Desirable 25-cent machine used on location at a country club. Complete and functional. It has a nice wood cabinet and front filled with golf balls. Players win a golf ball for spinning a winning combination on the reels. CONDITION: Works well. Reel strips and award cards are original, and it comes with a right-sized stand. With keys. (Very Good). 5,000 - 8,000

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3315 - MILLS #5 JUMBO SUCCESS 5¢ FLOOR MODEL CIGAR TRADE STIMULATOR.

18” x 18” x 60 - 1/2”. Mills Novelty Co. #5 Jumbo Success trade stimulator in original paint and pin striping. CONDITION: With all original castings, reel cards, and possibly replaced marquee. A wonderful example of this larger size Mill’s success, rarely found in this condition. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3316 - 1¢ THE COMBINATION TRADE STIMULATOR.

12” x 9” x 22”. Very rare penny drop trade stimulator called “The Combination”. Quartered oak refinished cabinet, original playfield, an outstanding example of a very hard trade stimulator to locate. Condition shows very little use, with very light signs of wear. All original front and back doors. (Excellent). 1,500 - 3,000

3317 - 1¢ WATLING TWIN JACKPOT GOLD SEAL GUM VENDER SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 16” x 23”. This front vendor gooseneck bell slot machine is also referred to as the Twin Jackpot Gum Vender Gold Seal. Features dual gum venders in operating condition on each side of the twin jackpot and fortune reel strips. CONDITION: Restored with replaced back door, and new award card, showing minor wear. Circa 1930. Plays and pays great. (Restored). 1,500 - 3,000

3318 - 5¢ MILLS OPERATORS BELL SLOT MACHINE WITH SIDE VENDOR. 24” x 20” x 15”. This Mills operators bell has a very ornate front casting in restored finish with replaced award card. Retaining original reel strips, back door and working side vendor. CONDITION: Showing some scuffs and signs of use to the cabinet, in working condition, plays and pays. Has a selection of life Savers in the vending mechanism. No keys. Circa 1924. (Restored). 1,200 - 2,500

3319 - 1¢ MILLS PREMIUM COIN DROP TRADE STIMULATOR.

12 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/2”. This cast metal countertop machine advertises merchandise rewards with one stick of gum for every penny inserted. Features plunger at the top to lower inserted coins into the lower compartment. Cabinet does show an older restoration with added green paint. Minor age wear with new instruction labels. Includes key. C. 1916. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3320 - 1¢ CAILLE & WISCONSIN NOVELTY BALL GUM TRADE STIMULATOR.

13 - 3/4” x 11” x 18”. This trade stimulator shares the same concept as the Caille Bros. “Fortune Ball Gum”, and was most likely private labeled to several distributors like Sheffler Brothers of Detroit or Wisconsin Novelty Company of Fon Du Lac, Wisconsin. It contains three fruit reels in one corner with a fortune award card and a gumball dispenser in the other. The cabinet is made of oak with cast aluminum features and red details. This example has a brass tag for the Wisconsin Novelty Co. and a replaced back coin door marked for Caille Brothers. A restored machine, not working without mechanism. With keys. A great example that is seldom seen. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3321 - 10¢ NORRIS “MASTER PROPHYLACTIC” VENDING MACHINE. 4 - 3/4” x 20” x 2 - 1/2”. Norris Manufacturing Co. made these vendors in the 1920’s. This is the cast aluminum version with the hump-shaped slug rejecter. CONDITION: A great original machine in working order. A fine addition to any collection. Keys are included. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

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3322 - 5¢ AND 10¢ STONER JUNIOR CANDY MACHINE.

65” x 22 - 3/4” x 14 - 1/4”. A professionally restored fresh candy machine: a Univendor, manufactured by Stoner Manufacturing Corporation, Aurora, Illinois. The instruction card makes the dubious claim that “Candy is Energy Food / Eat Some Every Day.” It has a beautiful Deco look around the mirror. Embossed into the center of the machine are the words “Fresh Candy,” with a Harley-Davidson sticker in the bottom-center of the machine. CONDITION: It is in overall excellent plus restored condition. The mirror and all castings are intact and are free of cracks, breaks or any flaking. Deco-style glass showing candy is free of breaks, cracks, chips or flaking. (Restored). 2,000 - 4,000

3323 - 1¢ MATCH VENDOR W/ ORIGINAL LOCK & GLASS DOME.

9” x 9” x 17 - 1/2”. Manufactured by The Advance Machine Co. Chicago, Illinois, this machine has beautiful claw feet and a wonderful patina. CONDITION: Excellent overall. (Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000

3324 - MANSFIELD AUTOMATIC CLERK PACKAGED GUM VENDING MACHINE.

7 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/4” x 16”. This is the iconic Mansfield packaged gum machine, manufactured by the Automatic Clerk Co. around 1902. It has an original clockwork mechanism with all four side glass panels, including original bells. This Mansfield has original celluloid coin entry labels and a replaced glass top sign marquee. Referenced in “Silent Salesman Too” by Bill Enes, Page 18. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3325 - 1¢ ZENO CHEWING GUM VENDING MACHINE.

16 - 3/8” x 10 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/8”. This is a great example of the early oak constructed wood Zeno chewing gum vending machine clockwork mechanism delivering a stick of gum for each penny. CONDITION: Shows original oak cabinet with some scuffs and scrapes, original back door, original tin, gum variety advertising sign in the front, and a partial paper decal applied to the front. A really great vending machine to add to any vending machine collection. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 1,500

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3326 - D-LUX NUTS COUNTERTOP MOTION DISPLAY.

12 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/2” x 20”. This is a great countertop display in the form of a big top tent with a circus motif. They were used to sell hot nuts in a bag off the counter in country stores. There is a motion lamp on the inside that rotates with the heat of the lamp and it is the lamp that heats the peanuts. Great graphics with a three ring master with circus iconography. CONDITION: Shows most likely new old stock and never put on display. There are very little signs of use. Light surface scratches from handling, but overall are an outstanding example of this hot nut display. (9.0). 500 - 1,000

3327 - 1¢ BLUE BIRD VENDING MACHINE.

13 - 1/4” x 7” x 7”. This is a great example of an 1¢ Blue Bird vending machine with 1¢ operation, delivering one gumball with each coin entry. CONDITION: Shows original aged patina to the aluminum casing and an original globe with an applied new “Superior Petite” decal. A great vending machine in really nice original condition. Key included. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3328 - 1¢ AND 5¢ MASTER BULK VENDING MACHINE.

8 - 1/4” x 8 - 1/2” x 16”. This is a very nice example of a Master penny/nickel vending machine in cream and green combination.

CONDITION: Polished front castings, good color and shine to porcelain with minor edge chips. A great example of this vending machine. (Excellent). 300 - 800

3329 - 5¢ PIX MATCHES VENDING MACHINE.

10 - 1/2” x 7 - 3/8” x 14 - 3/8”. The Krema Mfg. Co. made these vending machines about 1915. It vends two boxes of matches for a nickel. CONDITION: The cast iron front has been painted black with red lettering. In restored condition. One key is included. (Restored). 400 - 800

LOT - 3330

3330 - IDEAL COLD PEANUT VENDOR.

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16” x 7 - 1/2” x 7 - 1/2”. In original condition with brass coin drop reading “1 Cent.” This has a period correct lock reading “Corbin USA.” It is free of breaks and cracks. It demonstrates the early iconic hourglass shape globe, which adds to the overall appeal. (Very Good). 600 - 1,400

3331 - SUPREME PRODUCTS GUM VENDOR.

13 - 1/2” x 7” x 7”. Appears to be in original condition with a possible replacement label. The label reads “Pure Delicious Wholesome Supreme Products. Appleton Confection Co. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.” The dispenser reads “Hold Hand. Lift Gate.” and is free of cracks and breaks. (Good). 300 - 800

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3332 - CAST IRON ADVANCE GUMBALL MACHINE.

12 - 1/4” x 6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2”. This is a wonderful cast iron Advance gumball machine. Shows the original paint, globe and newly applied decal with locks. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint rubs and loss. However, the overall appearance is consistent with age and being unrestored. (Good). 300 - 700

3333 - NORTHWESTERN MODEL 31 GUMBALL MACHINE IN GREEN PORCELAIN.

15 - 1/4” x 6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2”. This is a Northwestern Model 31 in green porcelain. The gumball machine shows original glass globe, front confection sign, applied decal and porcelain handle. CONDITION: Shows areas of chipping and flaking around the edges of the top cap and the edges of the main body. (Very Good). 300 - 600

3334 - 1¢ CONFECTIONS GUM BALL VENDOR.

15 - 3/4” x 6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2”. Restored. It appears to have the original lock marked “Amco.” Keys included. The original coin dial is stamped “Patented 1151242423.” It has the original interior dispenser that reads “Hold hand and push.” The label on the globe reads “Fresh pure delicious confections 1¢.” (Good Plus). 300 - 800

LOT - 3337

3335 - COLUMBUS MODEL A WITH A BASE TRAY.

16” x 7 - 3/4” x 7 - 3/4”. The Columbus Model A in original green paint has a tray in the base. Retains the original globe and partial original decal missing the shoot flap. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, oxidation and minor surface rust. An original paint machine that would do well with a good cleaning. (Good). 400 - 700

3336 - CHALLENGER HOT NUT MACHINE.

19” x 7” x 22”. This is a Challenger three-position hot nut machine with an original side cup vendor. CONDITION: All-original condition with partial decals on the original globes, aged oxidation and light surface rust to the aluminum casing. The heating mechanism has not been tested. The globe in the lower-left front has about a 2” crack on the right side. (Good). 300 - 600

3337 - LOT OF 2: CANDY VENDORS.

Largest: 8” x 9” x 16 - 1/2”. A lot of two candy vendors. The first is from the H & W Machine Company, Inc. in Abelene and Vernon, Texas. The label reads “Your Penny Builds Youth.” CONDITION: In original condition with original lock and original glass. The second is from the Ford Gum & Machine Co., Inc., Akron, New York. It is stamped “Ford” where the gumball is dispensed. This original globe also has a flat spot where the label goes and it reads “Your Penny Helps Build.” (Good). 300 - 800

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3338 - BRUNSWICK PHOTO FINISH HORSE RACE ARCADE GAME.

69” x 64 - 1/2” x 24”. This is a fantastic horse race game for one to four players. 25¢ operation and easy play, drop the coin and press the start button as the pace horse passes, and you’re off to the races. Made by Brunswick and distributed in 1974. Condition is very good with some restoration needed to the left leg, but otherwise a nice original. Complete and with keys. This is an electro/mechanical arcade game, and we do not guarantee it will be working when delivered to the new owner. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3339 - 25¢ PHILLIP SHEFRAS LONDON PULLDOWN BOXING ARCADE MACHINE. 78 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2” x 24 - 3/4”. Has a cast iron base labeled “Shefras London.” This has an older restoration with hand painted lettering and has wat appears to be an original dial reading “Fill Up Shefras Sales Ltb. London, England.” Shows hand dropping coin into slot. It has the original back door missing lock, cash box, and punching bag. Overall, it has a great look. (Very Good). 1,000 - 4,000

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3340 - 5¢ H.C. EVANS “THE DARBY” HORSE RACE TRADE STIMULATOR.

16” x 15” x 14 - 1/2”. This countertop trade stimulator is made of wood with a black finish and gray details. It is horse race themed with 7 horses, each in a different color. There is a single payout cup and “Pick A Winner” counter. Insert the five cents in the coin slot, push and the horses will spin. CONDITION: The exterior housing shows some wear as well as the interior field and figures from play. Plays and pays well with very nice original and unrestored play field and horses. Manufactured by H.C. Evans in 1935. One key is provided. (Very Good). 2,500 - 4,000

3341 - 1¢ PUSS IN BOOTS ARCADE AMUSEMENT MACHINE.

18-1/2”L x 19”W x 76-1/2”T. An excellent reproduction of the famed Puss In Boots fortune teller, originally manufactured by The Roover Brothers Co. from 1897 to 1904. Recreated by Mike Gorski, it is the first to be made with whiskers and instead of vending fortunes, our feline friend is advertised on the marquee as offering chocolates. The marquee reads, “Puss in Boots Gives You Chocolates One Cent.” The cabinet is composed of tiger stripe oak with a clean interior and rests upon a stand with cast iron legs. 4 keys included. (Very GoodExcellent). 6,000 - 10,000

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3342 - 25¢ KASCO’S GUN SMOKE ARCADE MACHINE.

28”L x 47”W x 68-1/2”T. An innovative shooting gallery arcade game manufactured by Kasco from 1970 to 1979, the first to introduce a 3D hologram character. Made in Japan. Only fire at the cowboy; if points calculated on the stars reach 38, the player is rewarded an additional game play. CONDITION: The general condition of the cabinet is nice but there are indications of wear. There are scuffs along the base, a small chip on the front panel is visible and the right side panel is slightly coming apart from the top. Accepts quarters but is currently on free play. New locks with key added. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3343 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. PUNCHING BAG STRENGTH TESTER.

31” x 38” x 80”. Mills Novelty Co. made this fun strength tester around 1903. This great machine features a nice oak cabinet with recessed paneling and decorative casting and cast iron platform. The instruction tag reads “Deliver a Punch, How Strong is Your Punch? 1. Deposit nickel. 2. Pull bag down slowly. 3. Stand directly in front of bag arms length punch bag straight ahead towards flat top of platform. Punching ability is indicated on dial.” Shows a restored black cast iron base with gold accents. Dial is in excellent condition. It is the original dial showing the boxers and shows areas of touch up, but reads well and shows well. This is a Genuine Mills machine with a Mills tag. All castings are free of breaks, cracks, and tears. Leather punching bag is in good condition. (Restored). 2,000 - 5,000

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3344

20 - 3/4” x 17 - 1/8” x 71 - 1/2”. This 25¢ play drop card viewer has a marquee that states “Real Moving Pictures! ‘After the Bath’.” showing a pretty girl coming from the bath tub, scantily clad. CONDITION: This is not an original manufactured machine and has several newer contemporary parts, but it is in overall good condition and shows well. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3345

KONE-KLUTCH

STAMP VENDING MACHINE.

12 - 1/4” x 10 - 3/4” x 8 - 3/4”. The Kone Klutch dispensed either four 1¢ stamps or two 2¢ stamps for a nickel The US Post Office was not yet perforating rolls of stamps and this machine utilized these un-perforated rolls. This machine utilizes a guillotine mechanism to cut the stamps when vended. CONDITION: This example is in very nice original condition, with a great decal and original beveled glass and very little signs of use. No key. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3346 - NOVELTY MERCHANTMAN ARCADE CLAW MACHINE.

21” x 22” x 68”. In original condition and has one area of wood loss by lock on bottom left hand side. All glass is intact free of breaks. Interior is in good condition with multiple toys included. The castings are good and the coin mechanism is free of breaks and cracks. The interior reads “Novelty Merchant MFG by Exhibit Supply Co. Chicago, Illinois M1886.” (Good). 500 - 2,000

3347 - LOT OF 2: 1¢ ELECTRICITY AND WHIZ BALL GAMES.

Larger: 10” x 7 - 1/2” x 17”. The first is a restored Whiz Ball game. CONDITION: Playfield is in excellent condition, with instruction card and marquee is in place. The second machine is an “Electricity is Life” machine in original condition.

CONDITION: All knobs and coin mechanism are in good condition. There is some scratching and edge wear to paint consistent with age and use, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (Good). 400 - 800

3348 - 5¢ J.F. FRANTZ KICKER AND CATCHER GAME.

13 - 5/8” x 12” x 21 - 1/2”. This is the later version iconic kicker catcher game painted in a blue motif with footballs, basketballs and baseballs painted on either side. This is a single player or two player game where the ball is kicked and attempted to be caught as it drops to the playfield. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss to the wood case, mostly on the edges and on the top. Shows a reverse painted glass in the front, showing no signs of lifting or significant scratches. Comes with the original 5¢ label. (Good). 400 - 600

3349 - 1¢ MILLS NOVELTY NUDE DROP CARD VIEWER.

78 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/4” x 16 - 1/2”. This drop card viewer has a marquee, which shows a scantily clad woman in bedroom scene, stating “Approved by New York Censors.” CONDITION: This machine is in restored condition. (Restored). 400 - 1,200

3350 - 1¢ EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO KISS-O-METER. 22 - 1/2” x 21” x 80”. In what appears to be an older restoration to the brightly-colored painted areas. The back glass is intact, reading “Kiss-O-Meter,” “Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.”

It has original “Place 1¢ in Slide and Push-In” labels and reads “Measure the Thrill of Your Kisses,” with a scale ranging from “Ice Cold” to “Hot Stuff.”

It is also marked “Copyrighted 1940 - Exhibit Supply Co. Chicago, Illinois.”

It has an added brass label on the front, stating “Owned & Operated by Mechanical Antiques and Amusement Co. Chicago, Ill. 60656” and with contact phone number. CONDITION: It has a replacement back door and is missing the lock. There is some flaking to the back glass, confined mostly to the edges. Displays better than described.

(Fair). 800 - 1,300

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3351 - 1¢ INTERNATIONAL MUTOSCOPE.

20” x 20” x 64”. This is a nicely restored smaller model with the marque reading “Joe Lewis KO’s Max Schmeling” showing Joe Lewis in the 1938 title fight. The front brass plate is intact reading “Push Coin in Slot Then Turn Crank to the Right TM Meterscope Co. New York, New York.” Keys are included. (Restored). 800 - 1,600

3352 - 1¢ GOTTLIEB’S TEST YOUR GRIP STRENGTH TESTER ARCADE MACHINE.

8 - 1/2” x 13 - 3/4” x 14 - 3/4”. Restored cast iron strength tester, manufactured by Gottlieb in 1931. The tabletop arcade machine has a very vibrant dark red case, detailed with instruction and decorative labels with nickel plated hardware. CONDITION: Retains the original measuring chart, scaling the patrons strength from 0 to 300. Reads “Are You Strong Or Weak?” on the sides with the silhouette of a strong man below. Very little wear throughout, scuffs are present on the glass. One key is included. (Restored). 500 - 900

3353 - NEW OLD STOCK 5¢ KEENEY SCRAMBALL GAME.

15” x 13” x 19 - 1/2”. This is a very fun countertop game manufactured by Keeney called a Scramball in new old stock. CONDITION: Shows very little signs of wear or use. (Excellent). 200 - 500

3354 - COUNTERTOP PINBALL FROM THE PIONEER NOVELTY COMPANY. 16 - 1/2” x 32 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. This is a wooden countertop early pinball machine, made by the Pioneer Novelty Vending Amusement Company. Play requires 5¢ operation. Balls are projected up into the playfield, with an attempt to get into one of the four major slides for the balls to roll down to achieve a larger score. CONDITION: There are areas of wear to the wood rails and areas of wear to the playfield, with light scratches and scuffs to the finish of the wooden box. This is a very early pinball machine, with great graphics to the main playfield. (Good). 200 - 600

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3355 - UNIVERSAL HOLLY MANUFACTURING GRIP TESTER. 14 - 1/2” x 9” x 11 - 1/2”. 1¢ Universal Grip strength tester, manufactured by Holly Engineering Co. in 1939. Mostly cast iron with a wooden base. CONDITION: Complete and restored. A great example. (Restored). 200 - 600

3356 - ARCADE STRENGTH TESTER. 8” x 16” x 12 - 3/4”. This countertop arcade strength tester tests both grip and wrist strengths, in original red paint with original dial. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and oxidation to the nickel components, but would be a great candidate for restoration. (Very Good). 200 - 400

3357 - LOT OF 2: TRADE STIMULATORS.

Largest: 7” x 14” x 14”. The first piece is a Tickette trade stimulator all original metal construction. CONDITION: Shows areas of nickel loss and no key. The second machine is a marble trade stimulator in original paint with a set of keys. CONDITION: Currently not operating. (Fair - Good). 200 - 500

3358 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 952EL SERIAL NUMBER S188560P. 32 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2” x 66”. This is a wonderful example of a National Cash Register in mahogany cabinet with a full set of drawers. CONSIDERATIONS: It has the original crank handle and no top sign, in operating condition. The top brass shows having been polished. (Very Good). 1,000 - 5,000

3359 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 416 SERIAL NUMBER 103139. 19” x 15 - 1/4” x 24”. A very nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 416, with extended cast base in original brass patina. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags with marble plate, National front door and crank, with replaced top sign. (Very Good). 1,000 - 2,000

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3360 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 13.

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3364 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER 1318457.

16 - 1/4” x 15 - 1/2” x 21 - 3/4”. This is a wonderful National Cash Register model number 13. Serial No. 182530. Built in 1899, detail adder, made out of cast iron. It has been nickel plated with an iconic pattern. Has original top sign and has been fully restored. (Restored). 800 - 1,600

3361 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 9 SERIAL NUMBER 326884.

18 - 1/4” x 16 - 1/2” x 22 - 1/2”. This is a nice example of a National Cash Register. CONSIDERATIONS: In unrestored condition, showing the original marble shelf with a crack roughly in the middle, check keys and reproduction top sign. (Good). 600 - 1,200

3362 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 336 SERIAL NUMBER 1516923.

16 - 5/8” x 16” x 22 - 1/2”. A nice example of a National Cash Register. CONSIDERATIONS: Showing an earlier restoration with replaced marble shelf, check keys and “Coca-Cola” engraved marked key. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3363 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER 1176990.

11” x 18” x 18”. A really nice example of a candy store or barbershop cash register National Model 313 in gold brass. CONDITION: It has had an older restoration, and has original key checks, price flags, base and marble shelf. (Excellent). 500 - 1,000

10” x 16” x 21 - 1/2”.

A very nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 313 in original oxidized brass finish. Shipped to Chicago on October 3rd, 1913. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, marble shelf and sale flags, with a replaced top sign. (Very Good). 500 - 1,000

3365 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER 1041859. 10 - 1/2” x 17” x 22”. A really nice original example of a National Cash Register Model 313 candy store or barbershop-sized. This cash register was shipped to Angelo Gelfo in Greensburg, PA on October 24th, 2011. CONDITION: Shows original patina to the brass exterior. The machine is not nickel plated, showing original key checks, price flags and original top sign with original front brass plate. (Good). 500 - 1,000

3366 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 347 SERIAL NUMBER 1117505. 18 - 3/8” x 16” x 22”. A nice example of an original National Cash Register. CONSIDERATIONS: With original check keys and replaced “Coca-Cola” reproduction marquee. Currently, the drawer does not shut. (Good). 400 - 800

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17 - 1/2” x 14 - 3/4” x 15 - 1/2”. This is a seldom-seen National Cash Register Model 133, in original cast iron with gray and black applied paint. CONDITION: Shows paint loss and painted black base, original key checks and price flags, and is currently jammed. (Good). 400 - 800

3368 - MICHIGAN CASH REGISTER.

13 - 1/16” x 16 - 1/2” x 17 - 7/8”. This Michigan cash register is in all nickel finish. CONSIDERATIONS: Showing original check keys and missing glass window to the front, but could be easily replaced. Excellent candidate for restoration. (Good). 300 - 800

3369 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 332 SERIAL NUMBER 1000322.

17 - 1/2” x 16” x 22”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 332 in rose brass finish. CONDITION: Shows an earlier restoration with new key checks, sale indicators and replaced yellow brass top sign. Shows original base with original brass tag and replaced marble shelf. (Restored). 300 - 700

3370 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL NO. 313.

10 - 1/4” x 16” x 17”. This is a National Cash Register Model 313 in yellow brass. CONDITION: It has original key checks, replaced marble shelf, original price flags, a replaced front door casting and a reproduction top sign. (Very Good). 300 - 700

3371 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711 SERIAL NUMBER 2524796.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 18”. A really nice example of a National Cash Register Model 711 in woodgrain painted finish, in the very popular barbershop and candy store size. CONDITION: Shows some areas of scuffs to the original woodgrain finish. Shows the original key checks, price indicators, marble shelf, original gold coin box inside the drawer and base with brass tag. (Very Good). 200 - 500

3372 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711 SERIAL NUMBER 5597547.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 18”. A great example of a National cash register Model 711 candy store or barbershop sized in original condition. CONDITION: Shows original brass tags, original decal to the base and marble slab with key checks and price flags. (Excellent). 100 - 300

3373 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 1122-T-S SERIAL NUMBER 2596692. 13 - 3/4” x 16” x 17”. This is a very nice example of a National cash register Model 1122 in original painted finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators, marble shelf and base with brass tags. (Very Good). 100 - 400

3367 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 133 SERIAL NUMBER 430147.

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3374 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 756-G SERIAL NUMBER 5331770S.

25” x 17” x 17”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 756 in all-original condition. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price indicators and painted tin finish with original marble shelf. Show light scuffs and scratches to the original painted finish. (Good - Very Good). 100 - 300

3375 - 25¢ JENNINGS LIGHT-UP BUCKAROO SLOT MACHINE.

15 - 1/2” x 16 - 3/4” x 26 - 1/2”. This Jennings light-up Buckaroo slot machine is in very good condition, with red plastics and a “Buckaroo” emblem over the jackpot. CONDITION: Shows a recent restoration with new plating and new finish to the wood cabinet, an overall strikingly attractive slot machine with great color. Reel strips and award card are replacements and the coinbox is new. Buckaroo light-up label has great graphics. Back door is original. (Restored). 1,500 - 3,000

3376 - WATLING’S WEIGH YOURSELF FREE ADVERTISING SCALE.

32”L x 18-1/2”W x 63-1/4”T. Watling manufactured this scale in 1960, adding the feature of weighing yourself for free. Plaque on front reads “Have You Lost Or Gained Weight?”, while the window advertises “Be Old Fashioned”“Finance Your New Car Here at Low Bank Rates”, with a copyright by Ardee Assoc., 1958. Pictured is a couple with their Regal vehicle. The scale is detailed in black with polished hardware and a mirrored front. CONDITION: Works beautifully. (Very Good - Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3377 - 1¢ PEERLESS WEIGHING MACHINE.

18” x 24” x 69”. Manufactured by the Peerless Weighing Machine Co., New York. Tin shield is attached on the front, reading “Did You Weigh Yourself To-Day?” CONDITION: This is an original scale in good plus condition. Coin drop is intact and with good patina, porcelain shows normal wear. Interior clock face is in excellent condition, with good colors. (Good Plus). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 3374

3378 - 1¢ O.D. JENNINGS CORRECT WEIGHT PORCELAIN LOLLIPOP SCALE.

69”T x 13”W x 24”D. White porcelain penny lollipop scale manufactured by O.D. Jennings, indicating the patron’s “Correct Weight”. It has a mirrored center with two charts, reading the average weight from the perspective of the men’s side and women’s side. CONDITION: In original condition. There is surface wear throughout and the scale needs to be re-calibrated for accuracy. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

3379 - 1¢ WATLING SCALE.

18” x 24” x 48”. This is a great scale by the Watling Scale Co., Chicago, Illinois. Red porcelain with the original decals on the front, original decals on the glass view panel and an actual place to hang your parcel while you are being weighed. There is slight chipping to the red porcelain, light oxidation to the metal foot panel, and a crack in the top glass. Missing a lock. (Good). 300 - 800

3380 - 10¢ MILLS GOLDEN NUGGET NEW BLUE SLOT MACHINE. 16” x 14” x 25”. This is an original Golden Nugget Casino slot machine with a replacement Golden Nugget award card, manufactured by Mills Novelty Co. in 1955. It is very similar to the Extra Bell or Aikens Front slot machine of the same company, featuring the same relief of the large feather-like design. CONDITION: Retaining the original cast brass front colored in blue with a chrome trim base. Some loss of paint, scuffs and oxidation, but overall a very fine example. Complete with a hand load front jackpot, original back door and replacement cash box. Plays and pays. Includes original lock and two keys. (Good - Very Good). 1,200 - 2,000

3381 - 5¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. CASTLE FRONT SLOT MACHINE. 25 - 1/2” x 16” x 15”. This is a Mills Novelty Co. slot machine, also known as the “Blue Front,” manufactured in 1937. It has a wood cabinet with a cast aluminum front, colored in navy with details of red and light gray. Complete with a single jackpot reserve, new award card and the original Mills reel strips. CONDITION: Showing an older repainting or restoration with minor wear. Retaining the original back door with replacement lock and no cash box present. In working condition. One key is included. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3382 - 25¢ MILLS

LOT - 3382

LOT - 3383

LOT - 3385

HORSEHEAD BONUS SLOT MACHINE.

16” x 15” x 26”. Mills Novelty produced this unique three reel machine in 1937 with front casting accented by a silver horse emblem. An untouched original in as-found condition. CONDITION: Missing the bonus feature, original reel strips and award card, no keys. Plays well. (Good). 600 - 1,200

3383 - CAST IRON SLOT MACHINE STAND WITH OLD WOOD TOP.

22 - 3/4” x 18” x 37 - 1/4”. Original Mills Novelty cast iron slot machine stand that has been re-marbled and excellently done. Added old wooden top, a great addition to your slot machine or countertop machine collection. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3384 - CAST IRON SLOT MACHINE STAND WITH ADDED WOODEN TOP.

19 - 3/4” x 18” x 32”. This slot machine stand is made of cast iron, marked for the Victor Knecht and Sons Phoenix Iron Foundry. A great slot machine stand in original patina, showing some oxidation with added wooden top. A great addition to slot machine or countertop machine collection. (Good). 300 - 500

3385 - QUADRUPLE SLOT STAND. 62” x 17” x 33 - 1/2”. This particular model holds four three-reel slot machines. It is on claw feet with pillars on each end, with two frosted glass two interior doors and two outer solid locking wooden doors, all four doors showing an iconic bare breasted woman. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

LOT - 3384

LOT - 3386

3386 - 25¢ BALLY MFG. CO. E SERIES SLOT MACHINE.

21” x 20” x 31 - 1/2”. The cabinet on this contemporary slot machine features a modern cabinet with polished nickel plating. The cast aluminum front includes 3 colorful backglass sections and a button for needed service. Manufactured by Bally. CONDITION: There is surface wear on the polished finish, visible from use. (Very Good). 500 - 1,200

3387 - CONTEMPORARY SLOT MACHINE STAND.

17 - 3/8” x 20 - 1/4” x 33 - 3/4”. A contemporary slot machine stand with aluminum tray for payout. Hole drilled in top. Some leaded glass. Claw feet. (Good). 200 - 400

3388 - OAK SLOT MACHINE STAND.

19-1/4”L x 20-1/4”W x 36-1/4”T. A single slot machine stand, made up of oak with cast aluminum components such as the claw legs. Featured is a relief of a nude woman with robes, draped around her body. CONDITION: The finish on the wood is slightly discolored and there are some scratches on the top surface. A key opens the rear panel of the stand. (Very Good). 200 - 300

3389 - LOT OF 2: SLOT MACHINE STANDS.

Larger: 24” x 24” x 30”. Two cast iron slot stands or table bases, one with a maple top. CONDITION: Shows some oxidation, but complete and ready for use. (Good). 200 - 500

LOT - 3387

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LOT - 3391

3390 - LOT OF 2: CASH REGISTER OR COIN-OPERATED MACHINE STANDS.

LOT - 3390

LOT - 3392

Largest: 39 - 1/2” x 33” x 23”. This lot consists of two repurposed stands that could be used to hold a cash register or coin-operated machine. The first is a pedestal-style stand made of hard wood that has been painted green. The second is a walnut stand, slightly taller, great stand for a large cash register or large coin-operated machine. Condition on both pieces shows some scuffs and scratches and areas of use, otherwise in good condition. (Good). 150 - 300

3391 - LARGE LOT OF 5¢ MILLS TOKENS.

Each: 3/4” Dia. This is an extremely large lot of original Mills slot machine tokens. (Good). 100 - 300

3392 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS COIN OP MANUALS AND CATALOGS.

Largest: 9 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of miscellaneous coin op manuals and catalogs for coin op collectors. CONDITION: Some are original, others are re-prints. (8.0). 50 - 100

LOT - 3393

LOT - 3394

LOT - 3395

3393 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS COIN OP MANUALS AND CATALOGS.

Largest: 9 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of miscellaneous catalogs and instruction manuals for coin op collectors. CONDITION: Some are original, others are re-prints. (8.0). 50 - 100

3394 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS COIN OP MANUALS AND CATALOGS.

Largest: 9 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of miscellaneous coin op manuals and catalogs for coin op collectors. CONDITION: Some are original and others are re-prints. (8.0). 50 - 100

3395 - LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS COIN OP MANUALS AND CATALOGS.

LOT - 3396

LOT - 3397

Largest: 9 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a large lot of miscellaneous coin op manuals and catalogs for coin op collectors. CONDITION: Some are original and others are re-prints. (8.0). 50 - 100

3396 - LOT OF 2: COIN COUNTERS.

Larger: 12” x 12” x 8”. The first coin changer reads “States Tray Patent February 25 1890.” The tray sits mounted on an oak base that is free of breaks and cracks. The second coin changer reads “States Tray Patent February 25 1890.” There appears to be fancy scroll work on the sides. CONDITION: Excellent condition overall. (Excellent). 400 - 1,200

3397 - LOT OF 2: INDUSTRIAL BANKING CHANGE COUNTERS.

Larger: 15 - 1/2” x 23” x 17”. One is a coin counter manufactured by Brandt Automatic Cashier Co., the other is a Brandt change maker and coin counter. CONDITION: Both are in original condition. The change coin counter is complete with all of the coin tubes, and the change maker has all of its keys. (Good). 200 - 600

LOT - 3398

LOT - 3401

3398 - 1¢ MILLS NOVELTY CO. “THE WIZARD” FORTUNE TELLER.

LOT - 3399

LOT - 3402

13 - 3/4” x 6” x 18 - 1/2”. This countertop trade stimulator is an original piece, painted with vibrant colors of red, yellow and green on the cast aluminum front. In exchange for one penny, the machine tells your fortune. “See the picture of your future wife or husband” displayed on the front center of the panel. Also features a figure of a fortune teller on the left and the zodiac symbols along the right side.

CONDITION: Original wood cabinet and paper, slightly worn. Working and with keys. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3399 - 1¢ WATLING TWIN JACKPOT GUMBALL TRADE STIMULATOR.

16” x 16” x 24”. This front vendor gooseneck bell slot machine is also referred to as the Twin Jackpot Gum Vender Gold Seal. Features dual gum venders in operating condition on each side of the twin jackpot and fortune reel strips. CONDITION: Restored with replaced back door, and new award card, showing minor wear. Circa 1930. Plays and pays great. (Restored). 1,500 - 3,000

3400 - 1¢ CONSOLIDATED COIN CONTROL CO. 212 TRADE STIMULATOR.

23” x 12” x 8 - 1/2”. Consolidated Coin Control Company of Chicago made this cigar trade stimulator in 1894. This is an extremely rare game and is complete with graphic pin-field, brass coin entry and vintage lock. This is an original machine with very nice cherry wood showing minor wear and use. Key is included. (Very Good - Excellent). 2,000 - 3,000

3401 - 1¢ BALL GUM CIGARETTE TRADE STIMULATOR.

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9 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/2” x 12 - 1/2”. Brightly colored and embossed on the top in Deco pyramid-style crown is “Ball Gum 1¢.” CONDITION: Appears to be original, with original reel strips and award card. (Good Plus). 400 - 1,200

3402 - LOT OF 2: 5¢ DAVAL AND “21” TRADE STIMULATORS.

Larger: 10” x 9” x 12”. The first is a Daval Free Play. CONDITION: It has original paint and coin drop tag. This is almost a scale model of a three-reel machine, with a great patina. The second is a Daval’s 21. CONDITION: Shows original patina, coin drop and instructions card. (Good Plus). 400 - 1,200

3403 - 5¢ GRISWOLD “WHEEL OF FORTUNE” COUNTER WHEEL TRADE STIMULATOR.

15 - 1/2” x 5 - 3/4” x 17 - 3/4”. M.O. Griswold was the first to bring this kind of wheel game to the public in 1893. However, the refinements of the wooden top sign and nicer cabinetry indicate that this trade stimulator was produced about 1905. CONDITION: The wood, reverse painted glass, and smoothness of the mechanism are all excellent. A real piece of gaming history. No key (Very Good). 600 - 1,100

3404 - 1¢

GROETCHEN TOOL & MFG. CO. 21 VENDOR TRADE STIMULATOR.

15” x 10 - 3/4” x 15 - 1/2”. Some clever engineering went into this design by Groetchen Tool & Mfg. Co. CONDITION: This machine simulates a blackjack hand on five reels, but the last three are shuttered. Tabs on the face let you decide which reel to “hit” on. Has the original paper reel strips and award card with tax stamp. Circa 1934. One key is included. (Very Good). 400 - 800

3405 - 1¢

NATIONAL HUNTER BALL GUM VENDOR.

9 - 1/2” x 23” x 18 - 1/2”. This is a National Hunter Ball Gum Vendor. Direction label reads “1. Cock Pistol 2. Insert Penny 3. Aim & Pull Trigger 4. Pull Knob to Receive Gum.” Labeled “National Advanced Vending Co. 410 Main St. Dubuque. Iowa.” CONDITION: All castings are in place, free of breaks and cracks. Normal scuffing and scratching throughout. One glass panel is missing on the right-hand side. (Good). 300 - 600

3406 - 5¢ CHICAGO GUM AND CANDY CO. NATIONAL SELF SERVICE MACHINE VENDOR. 8” x 6 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2”. This self service vending machine has 6 selections to choose from, there are different types of mints and three different types of gum. Insert a coin in through the desired coin entry and push the knob all the way down to receive the package of stick gum. CONDITION: The vendor has a cast aluminum base with a glass front display and has very minimal wear and a nice aged patina. Manufactured by Chicago Gum And Candy Co. in 1925. (Good). 300 - 700

3407 - RESTORED NORTHWESTERN MATCH VENDOR.

6” x 16” x 6 - 1/4”. Done in white porcelain. The white porcelain is original, with the word “Matches” being an addition. This is a coin-operated machine. No chips, breaks, or cracks in the porcelain. (Good). 250 - 500

3408 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY COMPANY POST CARD VENDING MACHINE. 40” x 22” x 14”. This post card vending machine was made by the Exhibit Supply Company. Two column operation for 5¢. This particular version vended post cards with a Movie Star theme. Machine comes with a few cards for display, original side light-up panels, and includes keys. (Good). 200 - 1,000

3409 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY VACUUMATIC POST CARD VENDING MACHINE.

36” x 23” x 16 - 3/4”. This is an arcade post card vending machine made by Exhibit Supply, called the “The Vacuumatic.” This particular version is 10¢ operation and vended Girly Cards. Comes with a small assortment of cards in the front display, no marquee or base included. (Fair). 200 - 500

LOT - 3410

3410 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY POST CARD VENDING MACHINE.

LOT - 3411

40” x 22” x 14”. This Exhibit Supply post card vending machine, generally found in arcades, vended post cards for 5¢. Light up panels on either side. This particular version vended “Victory at Sea” post cards from World War II. Comes complete with a few post cards for display. (Good). 200 - 1,000

3411 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY VACUUMATIC ARCADE VENDING MACHINE.

LOT - 3412

23” x 17” x 36 - 1/4”.

This is an arcade card vending machine made by Exhibit Supply called the “Vacuumatic”. This particular version is 25¢ operation, vending Old West and Girly cards. Comes complete with a small assortment of cards. No base is included. Comes with the plastic light up marquee. (Fair). 200 - 1,000

3412 - EXHIBIT’S SUPPLY VACUUMATIC ARCADE CARD VENDING MACHINE.

23” x 16 - 1/2” x 65”. This arcade card vending machine was manufactured by the Exhibit Supply Company, called the “Vacuumatic Card Vendor.” This particular version is 10¢ operation and vended cards for finding your ideal love mate. Machine comes complete with some sample cards and is mounted to a wooden base. A great candidate for restoration, these are fantastic machines to watch operate. (Fair). 200 - 1,000

3413 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY COMPANY POST CARD AND CARD VENDING MACHINE.

22” x 14” x 39 - 1/2”. This post card and card vending machine has light-up panels on each side. It vended post cards or trading cards for 5¢. This particular version advertises “Pinup Beauties.” Comes with a small assortment of cards, complete interior, and complete with lights. (Good). 200 - 1,000

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3414 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY POST CARD VENDING MACHINE.

22” x 14” x 39 - 1/2”. This post card vending machine was made by Exhibit Supply, often found in arcades. This particular version is 25¢ operation and vended World War II-themed cards. Comes complete with a small assortment of cards for display, has light-up panels on each side. (Good). 200 - 1,000

3415 - EXHIBIT SUPPLY VACUUMATIC CARD VENDING MACHINE.

73” x 23” x 16 - 3/4”. This card vending machine was made by the Exhibit Supply Company, called the Vauumatic. This particular machine comes mounted to a base and dispensed Las Vegas Show Girl Cards. There are cards included with the game. It would benefit greatly from a full restoration, 25¢ operation appears all complete. (Fair). 200 - 1,000

3416 - U.S. POSTAGE STAMP MACHINE W/ PORCELAIN FRONT.

6” x 6” x 13 - 3/4”. This machine is manufactured by the Shipman Manufacturing Co., Los Angeles, California, and reads “Insert Coin Here” at the 5¢ and 10¢ slots, and further states “U.S. Postage Stamps in Sanitary Folders”. CONDITION: In original condition, with the porcelain free of chips or breaks. All knobs are intact and free of breaks and cracks. (Excellent Plus). 200 - 600

3417 - LOT OF 2: VICTOR GUMBALL MACHINES.

Each: 7” x 7” x 17”. Gumball machines show 1¢ operation with original globes and in original paint. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scuffs and scrapes. (Good). 200 - 500

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3418 - 5¢ WRIGLEY’S CHEWING

GUM VENDOR.

4” x 5 - 1/4” x 28”. This particular machine is from the Advance Machine Co. Chicago USA, with an advertisement on front for Wrigley’s Spearmint Gum, marked at the bottom of the advertisement “B941.” CONDITION: This machine is in original paint, retaining the original back door and coin mechanism, with missing lock. The castings are in good shape. (Good). 200 - 600

3419 - 5¢ QUALITY PENCIL VENDING MACHINE.

12” x 5 - 1/4” x 9 - 3/4”. This early steel metal constructed vending machine that dispensed quality pencils for 5¢. It has a very nice stencil on the front that reads “Buy Quality Pencils 2 for 5¢.” Includes the original faucet handle for distributing the pencils. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss, scrapes and scuffs to the painted cabinet. (FairGood). 300 - 500

3420 - 5¢ KOTEX VENDING MACHINE

15” x 5 - 1/2” x 4 - 1/2”. This 5¢ Kotex vending machine was made to hang on the wall and is marked for the West Disinfecting Company, “Exclusive Distributors of Kotex Personal Service Cabinets and Kotex Individual Pads.” CONDITION: Shows very little signs of wear, and is unlikely this was hung on the wall of a ladies’ restroom for very long. Maintains the original front labels and paint. Light areas of surface oxidation and ground-in dirt to the paint that can be removed with a good cleaning. (Very Good). 200 - 400

3421 - RESTORED COUNTERTOP OR WALL MOUNT CIGAR VENDING MACHINE.

25” x 8” x 6”. This cigar vending machine has been fully restored. CONDITION: Showing new paint and new graphics. Done in very good condition. Blue and white paint, added pin stripping, cigars lettering down both sides, as well as a cigar graphic on the front. 25¢ operation. Working very well. (Restored). 200 - 500

3422 - 1¢ SIMMONS MODEL A CONFECTION VENDING MACHINE.

15 - 1/2” x 7” x 7 - 1/2”. A nice example of a Simmons model A vending machine. Art Deco appeal, cast iron with black porcelain. CONDITION: Minor chipping to the edges of the porcelain, no cracks or significant chips to the original globe, plating loss to the coin mech, and newly applied decal. A good example of the 1934 vending machine. Reference Silent Salesman Too by Bill Enes, page 140. (Good). 200 - 500

3423 - NORTHWESTERN 1¢ & 5¢ GUMBALL VENDING MACHINE.

6 - 7/8” x 7 - 3/4” x 19”. This Northwestern gumball vending machine has a red porcelain exterior, original glass globe with original portion decal, and original front advertising. CONDITION: Shows several chips to the porcelain: one to the front right of the graphic, one to the left edge and one to the right side near the Northwestern label. All the chips have touch-up. (Good). 200 - 500

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LOT - 3426

3424 - 1¢ DUCK SHOOT TRADE STIMULATOR.

43” x 15” x 23”. A Duck Shoot trade stimulator on a cast iron base, missing the top marquee. It has an original label, stating “Hunter Ball Game Vendor” and with directions. CONDITION: As noted above, it is missing the top marquee. It has an older repaint. Plexiglass top is free of breaks and cracks. (Good). 200 - 400

3425 - GUM BALL VENDOR WITH BICYCLE BELL.

12 - 1/2” x 7” x 6 - 3/4”. In restored condition with a new lock. This bicycle bell model has a few chips around the base and on the sides, but nothing that distracts from the overall appearance. (Restored).

300 - 800

3426 - 1¢ PURE NOVELTY GUM BALL VENDOR.

14 - 3/4” x 6 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2”. In early restored condition, this shows well. All graphics are brightly colored and reads “Manufactured by Northwestern Novelty Co. Morris, Illinois. 1¢ for Pure Gum.” (Restored).

300 - 800

3427 - LOT OF 3: POSTAGE STAMP VENDING MACHINES.

Largest: 5” x 6” x 15”. The first is a Schermack cast iron stamp vending machine, showing missing glass, but with a complete mechanism with porcelain front and back base. The second piece is a Postage Stamp Machine Co.in tin construction, showing oxidation and surface rust to both sides. The third piece is a US Postage Stamp machine in original white paint, showing areas of paint loss and surface oxidation. (Fair - Good). 200 - 500

3428 - 10¢ CRACKER JACK VENDOR.

14” x 12” x 58 - 1/2”. In original condition, manufactured by C.J. Vendor Inc., Rialto, CA. This depicts the iconic Cracker Jack sailor boy and reads “The More You Eat, the More You Want.” Under the coin drop it reads “10¢ Use Dime Only. Wait for Coin to Drop. Pull Lever Out and then All the Way In. Lever Locks When Column is Empty. Pull Other Lever.” (Fair). 200 - 1,200

3429 - LOT OF 2: MORTON AND BLACK DRAUGHT DISPENSERS.

Larger: 3” x 26”. Lot of two country store displays. The first is a Black Draught display in white porcelain with black lettering, minor wear. The second is a Morton wall rack, painted tin, minor loss of paint and oxidation. Two great country store displays, ready for the wall. (8.5). 100 - 300

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LOT - 3430

LOT - 3431

LOT - 3432

6” x 6” x 10”. These Ohio match vending machines are in original paint and show original decals. Both vending machines are penny operation and keys are not included. CONDITION: Shows areas of paint loss and fading to the original red paint, as well as to the front decals. Both vending machines have a great aged look. (Good). 200 - 400

18” x 11” x 29 - 1/2”. A 1940’s Art Deco cigarette vending machine could be counter mounted or wall mounted. CONDITION: Shows areas of scratches and paint loss with some erosion to the 25¢ decal, as well as the decal prohibiting minors from purchasing cigarettes. This certain machine comes with a set of cigarette labels to put over the columns of cigarettes and comes with original front mirror. Keys not included. (Fair - Good). 100 - 500

LOT - 3433

3432 - LOT OF 2: FORD GUMBALL MACHINE STANDS.

Each: 16” x 16” x 28”. These Ford gumball machine stands show original paint with surface rust and oxidation to both. (Good). 100 - 300

3433 - BALLY CHALLENGER BOWLER.

32” x 47 - 1/2” x 29”. 1958 Bally Challenger Bowling Machine. 14 foot version, 4” balls. Depicts pretty girl with bowling ball with bright crisp colors. At any time with this particular model, a player can flip lucky strikes and make a bad shot and still be awarded a strike. This is a good feature for a game for adults versus children. So, a bad bowler is awarded a strike for a bad shot. CONDITION: In original condition with great patina. Shows all original instruction labels. Includes original balls. The back glass is free of any flaking or cracking. The playing field appears to have no chips or breaks as well as the pins. This is a dime a game or two for a quarter. (Excellent). 4,000 - 8,000

3434 - 5¢ EXHIBIT SUPPLY CO. IBLUE STREAK DIGGER ARCADE MACHINE.

32” x 24” x 72”. This arcade claw machine has a wood cabinet with an aluminum cast front emblem detailed in blue. There is a blue mirrored background, from which this machine gets its name, matching the Art Deco motif. Contained within is a chrome digger and a variety of prizes, pull the drawer to retrieve award if successful. Condition shows some lifting of the veneer to the sides of the cabinet, a replaced coin entry plate and light oxidation to the metal components. Manufactured by Exhibit Supply Co. from 1935 to 1937. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3435 - RARE WOOD AND CAST IRON FROG GAME COIN TOSS WITH TOKENS.

36” x 22” x 18”. Rare antique carnival frog coin toss game in cast iron and wood. This is a super example of a rare carnival game especially due to the fact that the frog is not broken and the actual cast iron tokens are still with the game. Additionally, about 85% of the original paint is still present, making for a wonderful patina on the entire game. The wooden table shows wear consistent with the age of this game which is turn of the century. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3436 - 10¢ UNITED’S DELUXE DERBY ROLL SHUFFLEBOARD GAME.

30” x 81” x 72 - 1/2”. This is a wonderful shuffleboard game, called the “Derby Roll,” where the idea of the game is to roll the pucks and move your horse in order to win the derby. CONDITION: The rear legs are replacements. There are some areas of paint loss and scuffs to the wood graphics. The machine is in overall very good condition, but may need some maintenance to operate properly. (Good). 1,000 - 5,000

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3437 - 1¢ HERCULES MIDGET BASEBALL.

16” x 7 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/2”. This is an original Hercules Midget Baseball machine in 1¢ operation. The playing field is original as well as the award card. The interior of the machine is very graphic and depicts a baseball scene. The instruction card in the center reads “1¢ for inning at bat. Player continues at bat until he makes three outs. Record runs and innings above. Press bat down slowly. Release by sliding finger off.”

On the bottom center it reads “Patent applied for Hercules Novelty Co. Chicago, Illinois.” CONDITION: This is an original machine, besides some possible early end painting where the green and red is. The marquee is in wonderful original condition with some possible end painting on the red. The score keeping dials and the tin litho marquee insert are in original condition. (Very Good). 500 - 2,000

3438 - SARATOGA HORSE RACE CONSOLE SLOT MACHINE BY PACE.

30 - 1/4” x 22 - 1/4” x 38 - 1/8”. This is a wonderful Pace console slot machine for the Saratoga Horse Race, in all original condition. The machine has great graphics on the side cabinet and the top glass, and it comes with a replacement glass - also with great graphics - for restoration. CONDITION: This machine will need to be restored to work properly. It appears to be complete and would be a great project for any enterprising slot machine collector. (Fair). 500 - 1,500

3439 - 1¢ FEY FIVE JACKS COIN DROP COUNTER POCKET TRADE STIMULATOR. 16 - 1/4” x 10” x 18 - 1/2”. Counter pocket machine of Fey Mfg. Co., manufactured from 1930 to 1931. It has an oak cabinet with an oak pin field backboard and a front casting with red and green details. There are five pockets for five chances to win one of the five jackpots. CONDITION: This is an all original machine with original decals and marquee. Signs of age and use with scuffs and age cracks to the oak base, a nice original example. No keys. (Good - Very Good). 600 - 1,100

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3441 - COIN-OPERATED WILLIAMS MFG. CO. BOX SCORE BASEBALL ARCADE GAME.

70 - 1/4” x 23 - 1/4” x 64 - 1/2”. This arcade game is made by the Williams Manufacturing Company, a baseball arcade game called “Box Score.” CONDITION: It is a project and will require total restoration to operate. (Poor). 100 - 500

3440 - UNITED’S SHUFFLE SLUGGER BASEBALL GAME MACHINE.

75” x 97 - 1/2” x 22”. This is a very rare baseball game from United called the Shuffle Slugger. A shuffle board style arcade game where you use a puck to advance the player on the lit back screen. This machine appears complete and is in need of a restoration. No keys. This is an electro/mechanical arcade game, and we can not guarantee it will be working when delivered to the new owner. (Poor). 400 - 1,000

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3442 - 1¢ ROOVERS MADAM ZITA FORTUNE TELLER MACHINE. 15 - 1/2” x 15 - 1/2” x 43 - 1/2”. For one penny, watch the highly detailed wonderful female automaton - dressed in original period Victorian clothing - turn her head from one side to grab a fortune, and turn again to drop it down the chute for the customer to collect. She also pulls the lever with the other hand to dispense a fortune card. Truly an amazing machine to watch. The machine sits atop an older stand. The marquee is a replacement, which is not uncommon For these machines. The original case has had an older well-done refinish. The interior of this original machine is presented in exceptional condition with automaton figure having great surface patina with very minimal wear throughout. There is a coin box mounted under the top of the stand that was added by the operator years ago. CONDITION: Overall a wonderful example. Many reproductions of Madame Zita exist, but only very few originals survived and even fewer come to market. Working and with keys. (Very Good). 25,000 - 50,000

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3443 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 349-2-2.

27” x 17” x 23”. This is a beautiful National Cash Register model 349-2-2 with serial No. 881439W, built in 1910. Two drawer side by side, total adder, with extended base, polished bronze dolphin cabinet, three-piece black glass coin slab and original personalized top sign. This is a beautifully restored cash register. (Restored). 1,000 - 3,000

3444 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 1054-G SERIAL NUMBER 1493349.

19” x 15 - 1/2” x 27”. A wonderful National Cash Register 1054-G in rose brass, showing a recent restoration. CONDITION: There appears to be new key checks, price indicators, marble slab with rosettes, new base National cash register brass emblem and amount purchased top sign. (Restored). 1,000 - 2,000

3445 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 35.

19” x 15 - 1/4” x 23”. This is a fully restored National Cash Register model 35 with serial No.804120. Comes equipped with the cobalt blue top sign, most likely a replacement. Beautifully restored National model 35. (Restored). 800 - 1,600

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3446 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 39 1/2 SERIAL NUMBER 506530. 26 - 1/2” x 15 - 3/4” x 23”. This is a really nice original example of a National Cash Register. CONSIDERATIONS: Register has original marble shelves, two drawer operation, a replaced “Coca-Cola” embossed marked key, with original check keys and “AB” drawer identifier. (Very Good). 600 - 1,200

3447 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 442-DB SERIAL NUMBER 1637789. 20 - 1/4” x 16 - 1/2” x 22 - 1/2”. This National Cash Register is with wood bay with one-drawer wood base. CONSIDERATIONS: This machine is in unrestored condition without top sign, but with the original crank handle in operating condition. It is a great unrestored example of this cash register. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3448 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 366 SERIAL NUMBER 755168W. 22” x 17” x 23 - 1/2”. A nice example of a National cash register Model 366 in fully restored condition, showing polished brass with nickel plated interior. Appears to have the original marble shelf that has been broken in half and original cash drawer with gold coin box. CONDITION: This cash register has had a full restoration, fully operating, with cracked shelf and new base brass plate. It appears to come with the original “Amount Purchased” top sign. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

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3449 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER 1112950.

10” x 16” x 21 - 1/2”. An early restoration of a National Cash Register Model 313, candy store and barbershop-sized. CONDITION: Shows early restoration to the rose brass case with new key checks, price indicators, brass plate to the front drawer and the brass plate to the base, new marble shelf, and replaced top sign. (Restored). 500 - 1,000

3450 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 104-4C.

32” x 21” x 30”. Excellent example of a 4 drawer model 104, in an older restoration. CONDITION: Original top sign, original key checks and price flags, a real nice example in full working order. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3451 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 349.

19” x 16 - 1/4” x 22 - 3/4”. This is a National Cash Register model 349 with serial No. 697047. A beautiful dolphin cabinet with replaced top sign, growler key, very clean, older restoration. (Restored). 400 - 800

3452 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 349 SERIAL NUMBER 902298.

19” x 16” x 23”. A very nice example of a National Cash Register Model 349 in rose brass finish. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, marble shelf, price flags and replaced top sign, fully operational. (Good - Very Good). 400 - 800

3453 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 137.

18” x 15” x 22”. This National Cash Register model 137 is a total adder with serial No. 459568, built in 1905. A cast iron Art Nouveau flat scroll cabinet that has been painted, with glass key checks, a reproduction top sign and mixed brass parts. (Restored). 300 - 800

3454 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 746-2 SERIAL NUMBER 2762074. 20” x 16” x 18”. A really nice original example of a National Model 746-2 cash register in original wood grained paint. CONDITION: Shows original key checks, price flags, and inside side that rotates candy and tobacco in restaurant. Original base with original brass label. (GoodVery Good). 300 - 600

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3455 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 313 SERIAL NUMBER S170761N.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice original National Cash Register Model 313 with yellow brass oxidized finish with original key checks showing some splitting and fading. It has original price indicators, replaced marble shelf and original base with original brass tag. (Good). 300 - 600

3456 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 756-G SERIAL NUMBER 1900483.

26” x 16” x 18”. An early nice example of a 1920 Model 756-G National Cash Register. CONDITION: Showing all original paint, marble shelf, key checks and price flags. (Good - Very Good). 200 - 500

3457 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711 SERIAL NUMBER 2007932.

10” x 16” x 17”. A very nice original National Cash Register Model 711 in original paint. CONDITION: Showing original shelf, key checks, base and base plate. (Very Good - Excellent). 100 - 300

3458 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 711 SERIAL NUMBER 2001788.

10” x 16 - 1/2” x 17”. A nice example of a National Cash Register Model 711 that is candy store and barber shop sized. CONDITION: Shows original paint to the tin construction, replaced marble shelf, early replaced key checks and early replaced indicators. (Good - Very Good). 100 - 400

3459 - NATIONAL CASH REGISTER MODEL 1090.

18 - 1/2” x 16” x 22 - 1/2”. This is a National Cash Register Model 1090 in all original tin wood-painted finish. CONDITION: Shows some areas of paint loss. It has original key checks and price indicators in operating condition. (Good). 100 - 200

3460 - GOTTLIEB KINGS & QUEENS PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1965, 10¢ and 25¢ play. Strong colors and wonderfully stunning and bright graphics. Kings & Queens is a truly iconic game, featuring the then new-style play field, designed with sequential kick out holes. That classic Roy Parker artwork had become one of the most desirable collector electro-mechanicals of all time. Kings & Queens was one of the two Gottlieb pinball machines featured in the 1975 movie “Tommy”: Roger Daltry played Kings & Queens while Elton John played Buckaroo.” CONDITION: Back glass is in excellent plus condition, free of flaking, cracks or breaks. A sure hit in your collection! (Excellent Plus). 1,500 - 3,000

3461 - GOTTLIEB SING ALONG PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1967. This machine is in excellent plus condition, with 10¢ and 25¢ play. Back glass is free of cracks and breaks. This particular machine has exciting action, with four kick out holes that march the ball across the playing field down to your flippers. Iconic blue and white motif, white stars and action-packed scene of people in the city, singing along and caroling. Glass is marked “Mfd. by D. Gottlief & Co. ... Chicago, Ill. 60651.” Comes with extra pinballs. (Excellent Plus). 1,500 - 3,000

3462 - GOTTLIEB NORTH STAR PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1964. It shows North Pole natives playing guitar and animals in the background. Five well-placed pop bunkers can make for fast-paced action. Light all the bumpers and get a special. Get all the green rollovers for another special. Done in a traditional red, white and blue motif. CONDITION: In overall wonderful condition, back glass is free of cracks, breaks or any flaking. Playing field is in excellent plus condition. Highly graphic details of North Pole natives and deep sea scenes. (Excellent Plus). 1,000 - 3,000

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3463 - GOTLIEB CENTRAL PARK PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1966, in 10¢ and 25¢ play. The back glass is in near mint condition, labeled “Mfd. by D. Gottlieb & Co. ...Chicago, Ill. 60651”. Playing field is in excellent plus condition, free of any scrapes or scratches aside from very minimal, normal wear. It shows a family, the wife with a parasol, the husband on the bench. It has 10 targets, and hitting all 10 lights up special. Red, white and blue motif, consistent with the American theme. Back glass shows central park, highly graphic with organ grinder and monkey that rings bell when game is won. CONDITION: In excellent original condition. (Excellent Plus). 1,000 - 3,000

3464 - GOTTLIEB EL DORADO PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1975. With fantastic Western graphics, original paint and original back glass. A very rare machine, sought after by many collectors. Features 15 drop targets and 4 flippers, and a popular Western-themed play field design. Many consider the El Dorado to be the best playing of Gottlieb’s 1970’s games. 25¢ play. Bottom-center of back glass is labeled “Copyright D. Gottlieb & Co. 1975 All Rights Reserved.” CONDITION: Back glass is in excellent plus condition, free of breaks, cracks or flaking. (Excellent Plus). 1,000 - 3,000

3465 - 25¢ WILLIAMS CYCLONE PINBALL.

28 - 3/4” x 54” x 74”. C. 1988, 25¢ play. The Cyclone is a classic pinball machine. The amusement park theme is actually Coney Island, which makes this pinball machine especially desirable for families. Until the second World War, Coney Island was the largest amusement park in the world, with the added feature that admission was free for all. The Cyclone has many features, including underground ball runs, many ramps, the boomerang, the haunted house, the Comet and the moving Ferris wheel on the left side of the field. The mystery wheel is especially unique. With a little luck, the player could earn big points, extra balls and specials. A very eye-catching and artfully painted case, especially with the Asian dragon on the sides of the headboard. CONDITION: There are scuffs and wear consistent with age and use, but nothing that distracts from the great graphics. Colors are strong and dark. Back glass is in excellent condition, free of breaks, chips and flaking. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3466 - 25¢ 1966 WILLIAMS HOT LINE PINBALL.

70” x 51 - 1/2” x 23”. This is a great example of Williams Hot Line pinball from 1966. Moderate areas of use and paint crazing, tight bright back glass with little to no lifting. A great example of this 1960’s pinball from Williams. Light scuffs and scratches to the wooden cabinet but overall a great original example. This is an electro/ mechanical arcade game, and we cannot guarantee it will be working when delivered to the new owner. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3467 - GOTTLIEB FUNLAND PINBALL MACHINE.

23” x 54” x 70”. C. 1960’s. Brightly colored with an amusement park boardwalk theme. The back glass depicts a pretty girl shooting at targets in the arcade. Cabinet include brightly-colored flags, consistent with those at carnivals. has spinning targets and rotating arrow that offers 20 positions where you can score the special. The game also has 10 shooting gallery rollover targets, hitting all 10 targets re-lights one of the 10 numbers for the special score. CONDITION: The machine is in wonderful overall condition. The back glass is marked “Mfd. by D. Gottlieb & Co. ...Chicago, Ill. 60651.” (Excellent Plus). 500 - 1,500

3468 - PEERLESS PERFECT WEIGHT SCALE.

18 - 1/2” 24 - 3/4” x 69 - 1/4”. From the Peerless Weighing Machine Co., New York. It has a porcelain shield on front that reads “Did You Weight Yourself To-Day?”

CONDITION: The machine is basically a totally original machine, with original porcelain and paint. Front porcelain shield is in excellent condition, porcelain throughout is in above-average condition. Interior dial is in good condition, glass is free of breaks and cracks. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3469 - 1¢ MILLS SCALE.

16” x 24” x 68”. An Industry Novelty Co. scale, manufacturers out of Chicago, Illinois. It has a clamshell back door, a brass plate with finger pointing to 1¢ coin drop and porcelain dial plate. Porcelain plate is stamped “Mills Novelty Co. Chicago, U.S.A.” CONDITION: This scale is in excellent restored condition. Porcelain dial plate is in good condition, free of chips or breaks, as is the glass. (Restored). 700 - 1,600

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3470 - 1¢ WATLING YOUR WEIGHT AND FORTUNE SCALE. 17” x 25” x 50”. A Watling Scale Company scale. This particular model operates by turning knob at right until desired question is displayed, then gives an answer once a coin is dropped. Porcelain instruction plate on front reads “Your Weight and Fortune / How Much Do You Weight? / One Penny / Guard Your Health / No Springs.” CONDITION: This scale is in good plus condition overall with some scuffing and scraping consistent with age and use. Top glass shows no cracks, breaks or flaking. Porcelain instruction plate is in good condition. Mirror is free of breaks or cracks. (Very Good). 300 - 800

3471 - RESTORED NATIONAL STORE SPECIALTY CO. CANDY SCALE. 11” x 4 - 1/2” x 10 - 1/2”. This is a restored National Store Specialty co candy scale with fancy base. Cast iron trim, painted in an aqua blue and pin striped. Original scoop. CONDITION: Shows some areas of wear, oxidizing, and fading to the nickel painting which gives it a more aged look. Some fading to the dial. (Restored). 300 - 600

3472 - WATLING WEIGHT AND FORTUNE SCALE. 49” x 24” x 16”. A Watling Scale Company, Inc. scale. This particular model has serial no. “W-6”, with original identification card on back of the scale. Porcelain instruction area on front is also marked “Manufactured by Watling Scale Co., Chicago, U.S.A.” with patent numbers. CONDITION: The scale is in overall fair condition, with areas of scuffing and scraping, consistent with age and use. Glass on top of machine showing weight shows flaking. Mirror is free of breaks and cracks. (Fair). 300 - 800

3473 - ORIGINAL PORCELAIN TOLEDO GROCERY SCALE. 29 - 1/4” x 16 - 1/2” x 24”. A very nice 1930’s porcelain Toledo Grocery scale in all original condition, showing great shine to the white porcelain. CONDITION: Appears to have very little signs of use and full white porcelain, with only very minor chipping noticed around the edges. (Very Good). 300 - 600

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3474 - J. GREINER & CO. SCIENTIFIC SCALE.

19 - 1/4” x 11 - 3/4” x 22”. This is a wonderful scientific scale in a walnut case showing original interior and accessories. It comes with a lamp to the light inside and appears to be fully operational. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear to the walnut case. Shows the original handles and front door with original front glass. (Good - Very Good). 300 - 1,000

3475 - CAST IRON MICROMETER GROCERY SCALE.

20” x 18” x 15”. This is a very nice example of the medium-sized micrometer grocery scale in an original cast iron construction. Maintains the original brass tray and marble shelf. CONDITION: Shows areas of wear, oxidation and surface rust to the scale. It is unrestored and in original condition. (Good). 200 - 500

3476 - PORCELAIN “WHAT YOU SHOULD WEIGH” SCALE.

18 - 1/2” x 23” x 75”. This is manufactured by Public Scale Co. The glass is intact and the porcelain instruction marque is in excellent condition free of chips and breaks. The coin slot is shown with the iconic finger pointing to it and has a bevel front. CONDITION: Restored in a two tone blue with excellent pinstriping. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3477 - WURLITZER VICTORY JUKEBOX.

66” x 40” x 26”. C. 1942. Wurlitzer designers got creative with this Art Deco masterpiece. It is one of Wurlitzer’s most popular models. The cabinet illuminates to spark optimism, much like the war-era songs it was built to play. This particular model has some original song tags, such as “Please Mr. Postman”, “Lonely Teenager”, “I Only Want You”, “Sh-Boom” and others. This model is the round dial selector version, with three coin slots for 5¢, 10¢ and 25¢. CONDITION: In excellent overall condition, with very minimal wear. It retains the original cloth grille with what appears to be original paint on it. All glass and other panels are in excellent condition, free of cracks or breaks. An overall fantastic look. (Excellent). 4,000 - 8,000

3478 - SEEBURG V200 45 RPM JUKEBOX MACHINE.

36” x 26 - 3/4” x 58 - 1/4”. This is the first 200 selection machine made by Seeburg. These boxes are highly sought after, due to a unique rotating strip drum for selections. CONDITION: Excellent plus condition overall. All glass and chrome plating is intact, free of scuffs, scratches, breaks or cracks. The emblems on the sides are free of any condition issues. The Select-O-Matic interior is in excellent condition, with all plastic buttons free of breaks or cracks. All glass and plastic panels are also free of breaks and cracks. (Excellent Plus). 4,000 - 8,000

3479 - SEEBURG 148ML JUKEBOX.

32” x 30” x 58”. C. 1946 - 1948. This is a Seeburg model 148ML, also known as the “Trashcan” jukebox due to its shape. This particular model has the original record label selector cards and original label on bac k. Serial No. 168697. CONDITION: In good plus condition overall, with original back door. Plastic is free of breaks and cracks. (Good Plus).

1,000 - 3,000

3480 - SEEBURG HIGH FIDELITY JUKEBOX MACHINE.

35” x 26 - 1/2” x 58 - 5/8”. This particular machine has had a bit more 50’s deco style referred as “The Detroit Deco.” which held 100 selections and came with 125 watt high fidelity amplifier. It is in working condition and has a fantastic overall appearance a sure hit. The back window reads “Selectomatic high fidelity Model HF100R” and the serial number “1363691.” All of the labels on the back of the machine are intact and readable. (Excellent). 3,000 - 5,000

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3481 - 10¢/25¢ SEEBURG 100G SELECT-O-MATIC JUKE BOX.

34 - 1/2” x 27” x 54”. Wonderful Seeburg model 100G Juke box in original condition. Playing 45 RPM records, 100 tune selection, and multi-coin operation. Condition: Plastic fluorescent light-ups on the side are free of cracks and breaks. Glass is free of chips or breaks. All buttons are in excellent condition. Instruction cards read “Press one letter key and one number key for each selection.” To the left of the coin drop states “Three plays for a quarter. One play for a dime. Select after each coin.” It has the original back label which reads “Seeburg Select-o-Matic 100 Model HF100G” with the serial number “371148.” (Excellent). 1,200 - 3,000

3482 - AMI JUKEBOX.

38” x 26” x 68”. C. 1946. Manufactured by AMI, which stands for Automatic Music Instruments. This particular machine is affectionately known as the “Mother of Plastic.” Only 1,200 of these produced, compared to 115,000 of the famous Wurlitzer Bubbler built that same year. The promotional gimmick was the placement of the 15” speaker in the top of its nearly 6’ high cabinet, giving it the ability to reach everyone in the room. This machine is much simpler than its competitors and able to play both sides of the record. It has become a very rare and highly-desired product. CONDITION: Good plus overall, with all jewels along the bottom-center intact, all plastic free of breaks and cracks and with great patina for this original machine. Push-board keyboard is in fantastic condition, showing graphics of stars and stripes. Original song cards are present. (Good Plus). 1,400 - 3,500

3483 - SEEBURG 100 SELECT-O-MATIC JUKEBOX.

34” x 26” x 54”. This is a Seeburg 100 Select-O-Matic, the same model used in the hit TV series “Happy Days.” Holds 50 7” 45 RPM records. Chrome glass tubes in front and mirrors in the display only add to the overall look. Holds up to 5 selections in memory. CONDITION: In excellent plus condition overall. All glass is in excellent condition, free of breaks and cracks, all plastic shows no wear. (Excellent Plus). 2,000 - 3,600

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3484 - MULTI-COIN OPERATED ROCK-OLA MODEL 1426 JUKEBOX.

29” x 25” x 58”. A 1947, Model 1426, jukebox manufactured by Rock-Ola. Ribbed amber plastics border the edge of the wooden housing with an attractive front grill, featuring a chrome center, jewels and colorful plastic inlays. The interior contains a theatrical stage background and 20 record placements for song selection. CONDITION: A great original example fresh to market. Wear throughout with light surface scratches and some lifting of the veneer. No key. (Good).

1,000 - 3,000

3485 - 25¢ SEEBURG 100 SELECT-O-MATIC JUKEBOX.

34 - 1/2” x 25 - 3/4” x 53 - 5/8”. C. Early 1950’s. Has curved glass with hinged panel. Holds 100 45 RPM records and has a lighted selector menu. Two-tone blue theme. CONDITION: In good overall condition, with original finishes. All glass is in good condition, plastic push buttons are free of breaks and cracks. There is some flaking to the two front instruction panels, but does not distract from the overall original look. (Good). 1,000 - 2,000

3486 - WURLITZER MODEL 1015 JUKEBOX.

32” x 25” x 60”. This classic Wurlitzer model 1015 in an older restoration. The Model 1015 was so successful after World War II and its release in 1946, it saved the company from bankruptcy. These iconic jukeboxes are getting harder to find. CONDITION: This example has some replaced plastics and veneer, however it is a good solid box and works and plays well. Coin gear is present and has keys. (Very Good).

4,000 - 8,000

3487 - LOT OF 2: ORIGINAL ROCK-OLA WALL SPEAKER BOXES.

Each: 10 - 1/2” x 6 - 1/2” x 14”. This lot is two original Rock-Ola wall speakers, wood construction with veneered front. Plastic grill with no interior speakers. Original boxes could easily be retro-fitted with speakers to work with your jukebox. CONDITION: Shows some breaks to the corners of the front grill. Some areas of veneer loss, but they would show very well when hung on the wall and cleaned. (Good). 100 - 400

3488 - CARVED CAROUSEL WAR HORSE.

22-1/2”D x 70”W x 70”T. This full size carousel horse features beautifully carved details and is accented by leather and metal elements. It is set on a brass pole and mounted to a wooden base. The base has a mechanical “Lazy Susan” which spins the entire piece. Made by Hungarian artist Louis Sarevy but the paint of the horse is from Italy while the linden wood is from Germany. CONDITION: Excellent condition overall. (Excellent). 5,000 - 10,000

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3489 - CAT RACK CARNIVAL ARCADE GAME.

25”L x 84”W x 105”T. An exhilarating carnival game that is large in size with four rows of cats, detailed with a clown’s face. The frame is composed of steel, painted in blue and paired with lustrous red, white and blue covers on each tier. The rack is topped with a carnival marquee. Combined with a tin back, made for loud sound effects when a ball is thrown at the cats. Includes large baseballs. (Very Good). 2,800 - 4,000

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3490 - ORIGINAL WOODEN CAROUSEL HORSE.

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40” x 54” x 12”. This is an all original wooden carousel horse attributed to Herschel Spillman in original park paint, showing stress and age cracks that are consistent with these wooden horses. There is no considerable damage, with leather stirrups and a leather bridle. Comes with a brass display stand. A very rare and desirable horse in great folk-art paint. Perfect for any collection. (Good). 1,000 - 5,000

3491 - 5¢ WURLITZER WALLBOX.

15 - 1/2” x 9” x 6 - 1/4”. This is a wall-mounted version with an added table top. Mounting system with cast iron mounts. It has the original selection labels. All the big lifestyle buttons are intact. The coin head reads “5¢” and the front of the machine reads “Wurlitzer” in red letters. It comes with a Wurlitzer service instruction parts catalog. CONDITION: In good, original condition overall. (Good). 200 - 800

3492 - WURLITZER WALL BOX.

12 - 7/8” x 8 - 5/8” x 6”. This is a Wurlitzer wall box in original condition. The instructions read “Insert 5¢ 10¢ 25¢ Then Press Button Firmly to Make Selections.” Stamped “Wurlitzer.” CONDITION: Original excellent condition overall, with some slight flaking to the bottom-right of the instructions. The selection cards appear to be replacements. (Excellent). 200 - 600

3493 - REGINA STYLE 81 MISSION STYLE CHIME CLOCK.

22 - 1/4” x 14 - 1/2” x 84 - 1/2”. A wonderful example of a Regina style 81 chime clock in a mission cabinet. By means of a disc, tunes are played on a series of chimes. As the style contains no comb, it is referred to as a chime clock. CONDITION: Shows little wear, with all the weights and working. (Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000

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3494 - A LARGE MECHANICAL SINGING BIRD IN CAGE WITH STAND.

65” x 24” x 9 - 1/2”. This is a large double feathered bird cage with a brass stand and original crank handle. The birds sluggishly play and whistle, which would improve with a tune-up. CONDITION: Shows little wear to the cage, with age, surface dust and dirt to the feathers of the birds, which could be greatly improved with a cleaning. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 1,500

3495 - KARL GRIESBAUM MECHANICAL SINGING BIRD BOX.

4 - 1/2” x 3 - 1/4” x 3”. This fantastic German bird box is in pristine condition and works perfectly. Great brass detailed box, beautiful colors to the bird and sharp crisp sound. Has a compartment drawer and key. CONDITION: Working with no signs of damage or repair. (Very Good - Excellent). 1,000 - 3,000

3496 - VICTOR TYPE M 34536 PHONOGRAPH.

13” x 18 - 1/4” x 11”. This is a wonderful original Victor Type M phonograph with original felt, reproducer, and two records. Crank, needs a horn. (Very Good). 800 - 1,500

3497 - VICTOR TYPE II PHONOGRAPH. Largest: 13 - 5/8” x 13 - 5/8” x 22 - 1/2”. A nice example of an original Victor Model II in oak with original horn with decal. CONDITION: Original felt and finish light oxidation to the turntable. Working. (Good - Very Good). 500 - 1,200

3498 - LOT OF 3: EDISON MUSIC BOX WITH HORN WITH STAND. 8 - 1/2” x 15 -1/2” x 14”. Has a brightly hand-painted colored horn showing decorative flowers inside. It has the original label “TCOT” and also engraved “TCOT Patent August 22 1905.” It also comes with a cylinder record player from the Edison Standard Phonograph Co. with the serial number 17242. This particular piece comes with its own wooden stand that has original hardware on front and pull-out drawer full of Edison cylinders. (Fair). 400 - 1,200

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3499 - REGINA MUSIC BOX CO. STYLE 21 CRANK DISC MUSIC BOX.

10” x 9” x 6”. Early Regina style 21 hand crank music box playing 9” discs in a mahogany cabinet. CONDITION: Showing an original “Mother of Music” lid graphic, a complete and unrepaired comb and cabinet with light wear and surface scratches. Comes with one disc. (Good). 300 - 800

3500 - DEMURE SIZED CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH 4” CYLINDER.

14” x 6 - 3/4” x 4 - 1/2”. Small 4” cylinder playing 6 ayers, with mahogany cabinet and mixed woods inlay top. Manufacturer unknown. CONDITION: Showing wear to the case, with some finish scratches and light chips to the edges of the lid. Plays well and has good tone. (Good). 200 - 800

3501 - POLYPHON STYLE 46C DISC MUSIC BOX.

11” x 12” x 7”. A very nice example of a 1904 Polyphon style 46C disc music box playing 9 - 1/2” discs across a 46 tooth comb. Front slide winding lever, in walnut case. CONDITION: Showing oxidation and surface rust to the comb and needs cleaning. Playing well, with original lid graphic and original hardware. Case shows wear, and has a split in the lid. (Fair). 200 - 500

3502 - 5¢ ROSENFIELD MFG. CO. COIN-OPERATED GRAPHOPHONE.

24 - 3/4” x 47 - 3/4” x 18”. William W. Rosenfield established his manufacturing company in 1890, and in 1905 he produced his best known coin-operated phonograph using a Columbia Phonograph mechanism. This coin-operated machine employs a spring motor AZ phonograph with an electric motor to wind and return the mechanism. The motor is 110 volt AC and utilizes a Rosenfield patented return mechanism. This example is complete and working. It has had some limited restoration years ago, and comes with a hand-painted replacement marquee and corresponding cylinder record. The quartered oak cabinet has been refinished and the period earphones are a recent replacement. A wonderful example of an early coin-operated penny arcade style phonograph in excellent condition. Working and with key. (Excellent). 8,000 - 15,000

3503 - QUARTERSAWN OAK VICTOROLA FLOOR MODEL PHONOGRAPH.

48 - 1/4” x 22 - 1/4” x 24”. Beautiful victor model XIV quartered oak floor model phonograph. A great example with outstanding tiger oak finish, complete with crank, key, and some records. Playing 78 RPM records and in all original condition. Little signs of use or wear, original felt to the turntable, original paint and plating to the hardware, and with an internal label for G.C. Aschbach, a music dealer in Allentown, Pennsylvania. (Excellent). 600 - 1,600

3504 - EDISON CONCERT PHONOGRAPH WITH SIX CONCERT RECORDS, INCLUDING

A COUPLE OF COLUMBIA.

Phonograph: 16 - 1/2” x 12” x 16 - 1/2”. This phonograph does not come with a horn and will need a reproducer to operate. CONDITION: Shows original finish to the oak cabinet. With original locks. Comes with a crank handle. The concert phonographs, which are was, show some signs of mold but are in usable condition. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3505 - STANDARD MODEL A DISC COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH.

17 - 1/4” x 17 - 5/8” x 21 - 1/2”. Restored. The horn is restored in a beautiful gold and red motif. The player arm is free of breaks and cracks. The label on the front reads “Standard Model A Standard Talking Machine Co. It comes with extra rolls and a small horn. (Good). 400 - 800

3506 - ODEON TABLETOP PHONOGRAPH WITH 26 RECORDS.

14 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2”. The International Talking Machine Company issued the Odeon Label first in Germany in 1903 and applied for a U.S. trademark the same year. They also produced their own records, and unlike other record manufacturers, Odeon recorded music on both sides of the record. This example is unmarked for the model number. A tabletop model with lift-lid in walnut veneer, which is lifting on several sides. A seldom-seen phonograph in working order, needing some cabinet work. With 26 records and lid key. (Good). 200 - 400

3507 - VICTOR VV-XA PHONOGRAPH. 18” x 22” x 43”. The manufacturer’s tag reads “VV-XA”, most likely serial number “424411.” It comes with spare needles and several extra decarts. This is done in oak with a nice finish. CONDITION: There is some veneer lifting on the top, but it does have the original hardware. (Good). 200 - 600

3508 - PAILLARD LONGUE MARCHE INTERCHANGEABLE CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH MATCHING TABLE.

49 - 1/2” x 39” x 24”. Absolutely stunning Paillard Longue Marche cylinder music box playing a 19” cylinder, with matching table and storage for the six cylinders. Beautiful burled walnut cabinet with extensive inlay, showing little wear, with a great finish and exquisite shine. Serial 4045, comes with tune cards for all six cylinders. A one of a kind music box worthy of the best collections. (Excellent). 8,00018,000

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3509 - MERMOD FRERES 13” CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH STAND AND 7 CYLINDERS.

38 - 1/2” x 48 -1/2” x 20”. A wonderful cylinder music box from Mermod Freres, playing a 13” cylinder in a beautiful walnut cabinet with marquetry and string inlay. Condition shows some light surface scratches, no tune card, and a complete comb with no issues. Comes with a stand that is not a matching pair. Comes with 7 cylinders. (Excellent). 2,000 - 4,000

3510 - PICARD-LION SWISS MUSIC BOX WITH ZITHER ATTACHMENT.

35” x 16” x 10 - 3/4”. A beautiful burled inlay cabinet is the home to this Picard-Lion music box playing 12” cylinders with 8 tunes. Original tune card with 24 airs, comes with 1 cylinder of 8 tunes only. Plays beautifully and has a Zither attachment. Cabinet has a drawer for more cylinders, shows light wear, and some minor scuffs, but all in all a beautiful music box. (Very Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3511 - B. A. BREMOND 10 TUNE CYLINER MUSIC BOX WITH ALTERNATIVE TIPS COMB.

12 - 1/2” x 32 - 1/2” x 9”. This is a beautiful Bremond alternative tip cylinder music box with 19 - 3/8” cylinder playing 10 tunes. Housed in a meticulous rosewood inlaid case with original Bremond tag. Condition shows very little signs of wear with just light surface scratches to the finish and with original hardware. Alternative tip players are not common and the sound from this music box is deeply rich in tone, and would add variety to any mechanical music collection. C. 1880. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3512 - SCARCE HARMONIA STYLE 308 SUBLIME HARMONIE PICCOLO MUSIC BOX.

30” x 20” x 10”. A seldom seen Harmonia disc music box Style 308 in sublime Harmonie piccolo configuration with a double comb. Most Harmonie Disc music boxes were sold by Nicole Freres in London, however this one was sold by Lyon & Hall Music Warehouse, in Brighton and Hove. Made in small quantities, the style 308 plays 156 notes, and plays 16 - 1/2” discs. CONDITION: Beautiful burled walnut case with book matched grain, turned columns, and original lid graphic. Shows light wear, with light surface scratches, original hardware and side handles, and plays well. A wonderful example of a scarce disc music box. Serial #1964. With 1 Disc. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

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3513 - IDEAL CONCERTA INTERCHANGEABLE MUSIC BOX.

26 - 1/2” x 12” x 8”. Mermod Freres “Ideal Concerta” music box with interchangeable discs. No. 370 Peerless Forte-Piccolo playing 9” cylinders with Zither Attachment. Beautiful Mahogany cabinet with mixed wood inlay, original celluloid tag, original tune cards and addition box with 3 additional cylinders. Plays great and with a good selection of music. CONDITION: Some light signs of wear to the case, operating perfectly with no issues with the comb or operating system. A wonderful example of Swiss workmanship. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3514 - SWISS MADE OAK MUSIC BOX WITH 3 INTERCHANGEABLE CYLINDERS.

26” x 12 - 1/4” x 12”. Maker is believed to be Mermod Freres, style 374 Peerless Forte-Piccolo playing 9” cylinders with zither attachment. Quartered oak case, with 3 cylinders. The unique feature with these interchangeable disc music boxes by Mermod Freres is that they were not only interchangeable to the specific music box, but also to other boxes playing the same size cylinder. CONDITION: Showing light wear tot he oak cabinet with very light surface scratches. Complete comb and internal components, playing beautifully. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3515 - 5¢ REGINA MODEL 104 HEXAPHONE.

24” x 16 - 1/2” x 63”. One of the very first iterations of a jukebox produced by The Regina Co. from 1915 - 1921. For a nickel, this machine allows listeners to select from six cylinder records which play one song each. To operate, the listener inserts a nickel into the coin slide, turns the selector knob to choose a song cylinder and then turns the crank six times until the song begins to play. CONDITION: This Hexaphone is a fine original and fresh to the market. It will play, however, the reproducer needs a needle, and there is no key to get into the machine at present. With original marquee which you seldom see. Included with this Hexaphone are several blue Amberola cylinder records. With a beautiful quartered oak cabinet in deep rich patina. No key (Good-Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

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3516 - REGINA STYLE 38 COIN OPERATED 20 - 3/4” MUSIC BOX CHANGER.

34” x 28” x 75”. A wonderful and seldom seen Regina Style 38 coin-operated bow front changer in Mahogany. Fresh to market example with 30 discs. Regina 20 3/4” bow front changers in coin operated configuration are hard to find, and here is a wonderful example for all you collectors who have wanted a long playing Regina changer in the collection. CONDITION: Real nice original condition, needing to be cleaned and waxed and the mechanism serviced and ready to play. (Good - Very Good). 8,000 - 24,000

3517 - 5¢ COLUMBIA MODEL BS COIN-OPERATED GRAPHOPHONE PHONOGRAPH.

17” x 9” x 18”. This is a fresh to market Columbia Graphophone Type BS, Serial No. 505050. This coin-operated phonograph is in a dark oak cabinet with original finish, and has a rare original marquee holder minus the paper, and the correct horn. CONDITION: Wear to the finish of the oak case, missing the cast feet and in operating condition. Comes with a couple cylinder records and other accessories. A nice fresh example. (Good - Very Good). 1,500 - 3,000

3518 - RARE REGINA PROTOTYPE REGINAPHONE WITH CARVED FIGURINE BASE.

30” x 23” x 15”. Very little is know regarding this instrument. Believed to be a prototype, it has all the markings of a Reginaphoine in a heavily carved case, with cherubs and lattice and claw feet. Equipped to play large discs and phonograph records, it has a sublime harmony comb with zither. CONDITION: Appearing incomplete, it lacks a reproducer and phonograph arm, turntable, and hinges for the lid. With a crank, this rare opportunity represents a great project for any collector wanting a one of one. Some wear to the mahogany cabinet, but the beautiful carvings are a standout. (Good). 1,000 - 4,000

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3519 - REGINA STYLE 9 DROP-FRONT EGYPTIAN STYLED 15 - 1/2” UPRIGHT MUSIC BOX.

55 - 3/4” x 20 - 3/4” x 15”. Rare and seldom seen 1896 Regina Style 9 upright music box with 15 - 1/2” duplex musical movement. Quartered oak cabinet with side storage and 10 extra discs. The duplex comb is in excellent condition with no missing teeth or repairs, plays well with no squeaks. In unrestored and as-found condition with a great original look and patina. This Style 9 Regina is an unseen version where most had a brass railing around the gallery, this one has a detailed oak gallery. A rare version of an equally rare late 19th century Regina floor model music box. (Good). 6,000 - 12,000

3520 - REGINA 15 - 1/2” DISC COIN OPERATED MUSIC BOX.

22” x 20” x 9 - 1/2”. This Regina music box has the serial number “12272” and operates on 15 - 1/2” discs. 1¢ operation, in an oak case with carved rope trim. CONDITION: Comes with the original crank and five additional discs. Fully operational and operating on free play. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3521 - REGINA STYLE 40 CONSOLE DISC MUSIC BOX.

23” x 20 - 1/2” x 40”. A very nice example of a Regina console music box in original Rosewood cabinet. Playing 15 1/2” discs on a single comb, these Style 40’s were very popular from 1902 to 1915. CONDITION: The cabinet has aged over time and darkened so that the graphic design is hard to see, it would benefit from a good cleaning. Plays well and comes with several discs. A real nice example ready to play. (Very Good). 1,000 - 4,000

3522 - BEAUTIFUL SWISS CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH 11” CYLINDER AND HIDDEN BELLS. 8 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2” x 9 - 1/4”. A wonderful 19th century swiss music box, serial number 18544. Playing a 11” cylinder, complete comb with 93 teeth, 10:30 minutes play time. With 8 hidden bells. Walnut cabinet with string and marquetry inlay, showing little wear and playing beautifully. No tune card. (Very Good). 500 - 1,500

3523 - REGINA MANIVELLE STYLE 22, 8 - 1/2” DISC MUSIC BOX. 5 - 3/4” x 10” x 9 - 1/4”. A wonderful example of a regina Manivelle style 22 Disc music box playing 8 - 1/2” discs. Mahogany case, with complete un-repaired comb, and factory record card. Shipped 12/19/1900 with serial number 48196. A wonderfully playing small disc Regina, and it comes with 6 discs, crank, and factory record card. Condition shows just light wear to the case, no significant scratches to the finish. A superb example. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

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3524 - REGINA MANEVILLE STYLE 21 MUSIC BOX WITH 6 DISCS.

8 - 1/4” x 12 - 1/2” x 10”. A wonderful Maneville style 21 Regina music box playing 8 - 1/2” discs. The smallest of the Regina Disc offering, with 41 teeth on a complete comb, mahogany case, and comes with 6 discs. Serial number 48195. Condition shows very little wear, light scuffs to the wood finish, but otherwise a great example of this demure music box by Regina. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3525 - REGINAPHONE STYLE 240 COMBINATION MUSIC BOX AND PHONOGRAPH.

22” x 26” x 50”. This Regina Style 240 has the carved dragon accents as opposed to the turned columns, which was an option. The music box is complete and working, the phonograph turntable is present and original, including the felt. Mahogany cabinet shows light signs of wear, with light surface scratches and some nicks to the edges, but overall a great example of this most popular Regina home entertainer from 1910.

Comes with 9 discs, and keys. CONDITION: Shows some light surface scratches overall, and not damage or repair. It is a great example of a type 240 with the much harder to find carved dragon accents. (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

3526 - REGINA STYLE 37 20 3/4” MUSIC BOX CHANGER.

Largest: 33 - 1/4” x 27” x 50”. A wonderful and seldom seen Regina Style 37 bow front changer in walnut. Fresh to market example with several discs. At the time of description the instrument has not been tested as there is not key, however we will get it open and add an addendum to the online description prior to the auction. CONDITION: Real nice original condition, needing to be cleaned and waxed, and the mechanism serviced and ready to play. (Very Good). 8,000 - 20,000

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COIN-OPERATED MUSIC BOX.

21” x 11 - 1/2” x 35”. The Polyphon upright counter music box is constructed of walnut and plays 15 - 3/4” discs by coin operation. Includes the crank and 10 discs. Plays well. CONDITION: Shows areas of scuffs and scratches to the finish of the walnut cabinet. Shows the original Polyphon front tag as well as the Polyphon side tag that specifies the coin to be played. (Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3528 - REGINA 12 1/4” STYLE 17 DISC PLAYER IN OAK WITH STAND.

Stand: 20 - 1/2” x 20” x 25 - 1/2”. A very nice example of a Regina Style 17 in quartered oak with an original oak stand made to hold extra discs. Serial number 62669, this style 17 is a duplex comb box with “Mother of Music” internal graphic. CONDITION: All original condition, original finish to the oak case, complete comb with no repairs, and working well. Comes with 3 discs. (Good-Very Good). 800 - 2,000

3529 - POLYPHON STYLE 42G DISC MUSIC BOX WITH 12 BELLS.

18 - 1/2” x 16 - 3/4” x 9”. Seldom seen Polyphon style 42G, playing 11 1/4” discs across 54 teeth comb, with 12 Bells. Rosewood case with lid inlay, showing a distributer tag for Otto Pohland of Chemnitz Germany. CONDITION: Showing some ware to the case with light scuffs and scratches. Inlaid top of flowers is complete, and it comes with 1 disc. Playing well. (Good - Very Good). 800 - 2,000

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5” x 20 - 1/4” x 6 - 1/2”. This is a 20” table top cylinder music box in a walnut case with inlay of mixed wood, showing some surface scratches and scuffs to the finish. Six tune cylinder with internal winding crank, working. (Good). 200 - 600

3531 - SYMPHONION STYLE 25A DISC MUSIC BOX.

19 - 1/2” x 14 - 3/4” x 9 - 1/4”. This is a beautiful Symphonion disc music box in burled walnut cabinet, dual combs, with 84 teeth playing 11 3/4” discs. Carved top lid, frond winding lever, carved corner posts, and all original hardware. Plays wonderfully.

CONDITION: Showing little wear to the case, some loss of finish to the lid, but nothing to distract from the beautiful burl. Both combs are complete with no repairs. Very difficult disc music box to locate and this is a pretty one in looks and sound. With 15 discs. (Good - Very Good). 1,000 - 3,000

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3532 - OLYMPIA/CRITERION 15 - 3/4” MUSIC BOX WITH 10 DISCS.

20” x 20” x 11”. A very nice example of a Criterion 15 - 3/4” inch disc music box in a walnut cabinet. Containing all the correct identification, from the lisd graphic Criterion children, to instruction labels and a label for the Olympia Music Automatom Co. in Jersey City, New Jersey.

CONDITION: Showing an all original machine with areas of wear due to use. The celluloid instruction label is faded, light oxidation to the comb, but it is complete and without repair. (Very Good). 800 - 2,000

3533 - EARLY 13” CYLINDER MUSIC BOX WITH HIDDEN BELLS.

10 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 10”. A very early cylinder music box of unknown manufacturer. Appearing Swiss-made, it has a plain basswood cabinet, 13” cylinder playing six tunes, with hidden bells. Plays very nice and has a great tone. CONDITION: The wooden cabinet shows age and wear, but has a great patina. The internal mechanism is working well but shows oxidation, as does the cylinder, and would be greatly improved with cleaning and maintenance. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3534 - VICTROLA “CREDENZA” MODEL WITH RECORDS.

31 - 1/4” x 22” x 46”. The Credenza was the first of four premiere Orthophonic models that were introduced in the late fall of 1925, and represented the pinnacle of audio reproduction in the mid-1920’s. These revolutionary machines provided far better sound-quality than any of the earlier Victrola models, with superior frequency response, higher volume, and a far less “canned” sound quality than was experienced with the previous generation of acoustic phonographs. The Credenza is certainly an impressive instrument. It features the largest folded, exponential horn that Victor produced at that time, along with their best four-spring motor. Gold-plated hardware, a newly designed Orthophonic soundbox, an air-damped lid closing system, and a fullyautomatic turntable shut-off were a few of the main features. This example is in excellent condition, plays beautifully and comes with a few records. A great example of this sought after phonograph. (Excellent). 800 - 1,200

3535 - RARE MIRAPHONE COMBINATION DISC MUSIC BOX AND PHONOGRAPH.

21 - 1/2” x 19” x 10 - 3/4”. The Miraphone was made in small quantities primarily for the American market, from 1903 to 1910. Made in table models and consoles, this example is a table model in walnut cabinet. CONDITION: The cabinet has a great patina showing just light wear. The player has the turntable, but needs a tone arm to play the phonograph records. Comes with 12 discs and the disc mechanism is operative. (Good). 800 - 2,000

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3537 - KOMET “VICTORIA” UPRIGHT COIN OPERATED DISC MUSIC BOX. 33 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/2” x 79”. A rare Komet Victoria coin-operated disc music box with original storage cabinet, playing 21 - 5/8” discs. Walnut cabinet, trademark logo front, with carved columns and original etched front glass. CONDITION: The cabinet shows wear and could use a good oiling. The operation works perfectly on a coin, and the instrument comes with 10 discs. A rare box in very respectable condition. (Good - Very Good). 5,000 - 15,000

3536 - AMC CO. STATION MUSIC BOX WITH DOLLS AND ASIAN FIGURES.

50” x 33 - 1/2” x 21 - 1/4”. This AMC Company Station Box includes automatons, drum, castanets, mandarins playing on bells with dancing dolls in front of 14 - 3/4” music box cylinder. CONDITION: Has good tone quality. Minor issues with coin-op mechanism but is in great playing condition. Also contains a “Safety Stop” mechanism. Great quartered oak case with great presence with the original stand. A beautiful piece of early mechanical music. (Very Good - Excellent). 7,000 - 15,000

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3538 - MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY DELUXE VIOLANO-VIRTUOSO. 47” x 34” x 68 - 3/4”. In 1904, a young man named Henry K. Sandell joined the Mills Novelty Company. At the age of just 21, young Sandell had already distinguished himself as an inventor, having patented several devices in the electrical and mechanical fields. His first project for the Mills Co. was the perfection of an automatic violin-playing machine, and in 1905 or 06, Mills Novelty Company launched the “Automatic Virtuoso” and the Mills ViolanoVirtuoso was born. From that day on into the 1930’s, the ViolanoVirtuoso went through many design changes and enhancements including a ship’s version where the piano could be played manually, and several other versions where accompanying instruments could be added to the mainstay violin with piano. It was in the early 1920’s when Mills developed the Deluxe ViolanoVirtuoso where a second violin was added, not to accompany the first violin, but to play simultaneously, thus increasing the volume and expression of the violin while playing. This example of the Deluxe Violano-Virtuoso is housed in a beautifully finished North American quartered oak cabinet. The 3 yr. old restoration has accounted for every detail, including a magnificent restoration of the two violins and a complete overall rebuilding of the electrical systems, all culminating in a sound so emotionally rich to hear and so hypnotically-mesmerizing to watch its no wonder that the ViolanoVirtuoso was designated as one of the greatest scientific inventions of the age by the U.S Government. This example is a flawlessly playing musical instrument with a meticulous restoration, with an absolutely gorgeous look and sound. The “Double Violano”, as the machine is referred by collectors, uses the same piano roll as the single. Restored, with keys and 4 rolls. (Restored). 40,000 - 80,000

3539 - ORIGINAL VICTOR MODEL 3 MUSIC STAND.

35 - 1/4” x 19 - 1/2” x 19 - 1/2”. This is an original Victor music stand for the Model 3 phonograph. Original oak construction with a newly veneered front door. (GoodVery Good). 500 - 1,500

3540 - ORIGINAL OAK MUSIC CABINET.

34” x 19 - 1/2” x 17 - 1/2”. This is an original oak music cabinet with an original interior that would hold either 78 RPM records or 12” Regina music discs. CONDITION: In re-finished oak condition with original hardware and original interior. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3541 - QUARTER SAWN OAK VICTOR PHONOGRAPH.

20” x 22 - 1/4” x 43”. The interior label reads “Victor Talking Machine Co. Camden, New Jersey” with the serial number “598586.” It comes with several period records in an envelope with extra needles. (Excellent Plus). 400 - 1,200

3542 - J.P. SEEBURG STYLE “L” NICKELODEON.

54 - 1/4” x 37” x 23 - 1/8”. The Seeburg Style “L” was known as the “Cabinet Piano” when it was first introduced by The Seeburg Piano Co. This is an earlier version in quartered oak and has the two single full length doors. CONDITION: This “L” had an earlier reconditioning of the mechanical components and plays, however the piano needs tuning. It has never had a full restoration. The case shows signs of wear. The art glass is in great shape. It come with the front key and 3 rolls. (Very Good). 2,000 - 5,000

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3543 - BEAUTIFUL FRENCH BARREL ORGAN.

29” x 29” x 20 - 1/4”. The Anciaume family in Paris were known for their marvelous craftsmanship in building musical instruments. This barrel organ, clearly identified as Anciaume, Paris is a wonderful example of their work. Dating to the late 19th century, the workmanship to the cabinet, inlay design, and ebonized case are musical art to say the least. With a wonderful full rich sound as well. CONDITION: Shows great care in condition considering the age, possibly an early restoration, but plays well, and would be better when tuned. A wonderful example of early mechanical music. (Very Good). 2,000 - 6,000

3544 - STREET PERFORMERS ORGAN WITH ELECTIC MODIFICATION.

28” x 14 - 3/4” x 26”. Not much is known about the demure sized street organ that has been electrified. Most likely a street entertainer carried this organ with a hand crank - and possibly a monkey - with a neck strap. Then sometime in its life, a small electric motor was added to drive the tune. Playing approximately 12 notes with added light-up accents, the organ plays well, and is a very unique novelty. Restored at one point, showing light wear and hairline cracks in the wood façade, but overall a great piece of early mechanical music. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3545 - SYMPHONIA TABLE MUSIC ORGAN BY WILCOX & WHITE. 19 - 3/4” x 14 - 3/4” x 14 - 3/8”. A wonderful example of a late 19th century roller organ, or Cob organ named “The Symphonia” made by the Wilcox & White Organ Co. out of Meriden CT. Wonderful detailing and finish to this organ shows very little wear or use. CONDITION: With only light use, miniscule surface rubs to the finish, and great sound. With 2 rolls. (Excellent). 400 - 1,000

3546 - THE IMPROVED CLESTINA 20-NOTE HAND CRANK ORGANETTE.

18” x 13 - 1/4” x 13 - 3/4”. This hand crank organ was made by the Aeolian Organ Company of New York, c. 1898, and sold by the John G. Murdoch & Co. of London UK. The Celestina was one of the most popular hand cranked organs of the period, this very nice example has all original parcel-gilt transfers intact and comes with 2 original rolls. CONDITION: Shows light signs of surface scratches from use, light scratches to the base, and retaining 99% of the pinstriping. A great sounding roller organ. (Very Good). 300 - 1,000

3547 - ARISTONE ARISTOPHON REED ORGANETTE.

18 - 1/4” x 15 - 5/8” x 11 - 1/2”. This charming organette is a wonderful example, with ebonized wood cabinet with accented carving, original hardware, and comes with 2 records. Ariston began manufacturing in the early 1880s through the early 1900s in Germany. A very unique mechanical music instrument foe the time. CONDITION: An excellent original, showing light wear, and very light rubs to the finish. (Very Good). 200 - 600

3548 - REGINA STYLE 4 ORCHESTRAL REGINA 27” MUSIC BOX. 81” x 42” x 16”. The Style 4 Orchestral Regina was first produced in 1896 and sold through the early 1900’s. Most of these orchestral Reginas that were produced were for commercial applications, outfitted with a coin slot and sold as a Style 5. Very few Style 4s were produced for home use, and here you have a superb example, with beautiful mahogany cabinet with carved columns, filigree, and top gallery. Operating a 27” disc, it produces a rich, deep sound that would fill up the large room this must have occupied early in its life. Complete with 24 discs and front door key, this rare home use Orchestral Regina is a fantastic find. Serial 30817, shipped on 2/3/1899. (Excellent). 10,000 - 25,000

3549 - 5¢ MILLS VIOLANO-VIRTUOSO MUSIC PLAYER. 64” x 42” x 30”. Only 4,000 to 5,000 of these Mills Violano-Virtu oso music players were made, this version was made after 1912. It is a stunning piece of work featuring one interior light, a 4 panel front glass divider and a sleek mahogany cabinet in original finish. There are 44 inner piano keys with the viola magnificently sitting at the center. Invented by Henry. K Sandell, the ViolanoVirtuoso also plays perforated music rolls. ‘Designated by the U.S. Government as one of the “Eight Greatest Inventions” of the decade.’” as read on the interior plaque. Comes with several music rolls. CONDITION: This example is operative, but will require restoration to operate at peak performance. The cabinet has a redish hue to it from age, and there is no damage to the cabinet or the interior. A great example that will provide wonderful entertainment for generations to come. (Good). 15,000 - 25,000

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78” x 37” x 68”. Gijs Perlee was a Dutch street organ builder from Amsterdam often using new raw materials or older instruments to repurpose to new. This demure sized street organ is keyless, operating 30 notes. The façade is beautiful and restored, and the organ plays beautifully on crank and there is a motor included if the new owner would like to electrify it. CONDITION: Showing an older restoration, some wear to the facade, but playing very well. A nice size for the home. (Very Good). 6,000 - 12,000

3550 - J.P. SEEBURG GREYHOUND DOG RACE PIANO NICKELODEON ORCHESTRION. 51 - 1/2” x 36 - 3/4” x 26 - 1/2”. A very desirable machine known as The Seeburg Dog Race or The Seeburg Greyhound player piano with dog race gambling mechanism. The Seeburg Piano Co. began producing these machines in 1928. It is believed that fewer than one dozen of these machines exist today. The beautiful cabinetry is made from quartersawn tiger oak. CONDITION: This example is in original condition and is working, however play would be greatly improved with a restoration. With key. (Very Good). 8,000 - 15,000

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3551 - G. PERLEE AMSTERDAM ORCHESTRION.

3552 - WURLITZER MILITARY BAND ORGAN STYLE NO. 105.

27”D x 75”W x 60”T. This band organ most closely resembles the style 105 which was produced by Wurlitzer from the 1920s-1930s, this is the later case design which went into production around 1926. The white painted oak cabinet is accented by golden filigree and beautifully hand painted autumn mountain scenes. The style 105 has approximately 100 pipes and plays the Wurlitzer style 125 long tune paper roll. The rolling platform proves to be especially handy in moving this heavy musical instrument. CONDITION: In excellent working condition and includes three style 125 music rolls. (Very Good). 4,000 - 12,000

3553 - CONVERTED ORCHESTRION INSTRUMENT IN OAK

76” x 59” x 25”. This orchestrion is a contemporary built instrument with pipes, piano, and percussion. Deploying a Coinola piano, the percussion, though vintage was added as well as metal pipes. Actually plays very nicely and has a band sound. CONDITION: Playing and comes with some rolls. Some wear to the cabinet, but overall a very nice looking and sounding instrument. (Good). 1,000 - 5,000

3554 - WURLITZER VIOLIN PIANINO ORCHESTRION.

34 - 7/8” x 23 - 3/4” x 60 - 1/2”. A wonderful Wurlitzer Violin Pianino in a quartered oak cabinet. Showing original stained glass and original front scroll work with complete operating mechanism. Very few of these instruments were made by Wurlitzer. CONDITION: This instrument would benefit greatly from a restoration. The fabric paneled doors show tears, the cabinet has moderate wear with some minor scrapes, however the instrument plays and comes with several rolls. (Good). 2,000 - 5,000

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3555 - MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY VIOLANO-VIRTUOSO. 44” x 32” x 64”. In 1906 the Mills Novelty Company launched the “Automatic Virtuoso” and the Mills Violano-Virtuoso was born. From that day on into the 1930’s, the Violano-Virtuoso went through many design changes and enhancements including a ships version where the piano could be played manually, and several other versions where accompanying instruments could be added to the mainstay violin with piano. This example could be ordered in mahogany or quartered oak, and this oak version has had a restoration in the past, it is in great tune, and ready to play. Comes with 8 rolls, both original and re-cut. A wonderful playing and sounding instrument and ready for your home. With key. (Very Good). 15,000 - 30,000

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3556 - THOMAS EDISON GEM PHONOGRAPH WITH ACCESSORIES.

Horn: 20 - 1/2” x 11” Dia. This is a Thomas Edison Gem Phonograph in original paint and with original pinstriping. It has original horn with crane and oak top lid. It comes with several Edison records. CONDITION: All original paint and pinstriping, original paint to the horn, original crane to hold the horn and a working reproducer. It is missing the piece of rubber hose to connect the horn to the reproducer. Slight lifting of the veneer to the oak lid. (Good). 400 - 800

3557 - POLYPHONE CABINET.

28” x 15” x 50”. A Polyphon cabinet in very good condition, and would be a great candidate to upgrade a damaged cabinet. CONDITION: Minor wear overall. (Good). 300 - 1,000

3558 - LOT OF 10: EDISON CONCERT GRAND PHONOGRAPH RECORDS & A EMPTY BOX.

Each: 5” x 6” x 6”. This is a lot of 10 very desirable concert wax phonograph records to play on the Edison Concert Grand phonographs. They come with their original boxes, plus an empty box. CONDITION: All of the records have some mold, some more than others, but it is cleanable. (Poor - Very Good). 300 - 800

3559 - COUNTRY MAN SMOKING PIPE MUSICAL CHAIR.

13 - 3/8” x 14” x 36 - 1/4”. Early carved musical chair, great carving and great sunject matter. Working. CONDITION: Showing little to no wear. (Good). 200 - 600

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3560 - JULIUS BLUTHNER GRAND PIANO WITH WELTE-MIGNON PLAYER MECHANISM.

84” x 61 - 1/2” x 44”. Blüthner Pianos was established by Julius Blüthner together with three other craftsmen in 1853 in Leipzig, Germany. In 1854, Blüthner exhibited the company’s first designed instrument in public, which received praises for being a topnotch concert instrument. The ornate cases were top of the line, being decorated with veneer, mother of pearls and gold leaves. This ebonized example has been fitted with a Welte-Mignion reproducing player. It is a 7’ grand piano, with an early Julius Bluthner emblem on the piano board. CONDITION: Showing a few cracks on the ebonized finish, and to the keyboard cover at the corners. The Welte-Mignon system is working and the piano comes with a good selection of rolls. The piano will need to be tuned. (Very Good). 6,000 - 20,000

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61 - 1/2” x 30 - 1/2” x 56”. The Wurlitzer style “S” made their debut in 1913. With a 65 note automatic player piano mechanism below the keyboard, and beautiful art glass front panel. The style S was built as a lower cost alternative to compete with other piano companies, as Wurlitzer was known at the time to be higher priced. Few model S pianos exist today and it is thought that it had a shorter useful life. This example has an older restoration and is operated by a vacuum box attachment as opposed to the original motor and bellows. Condition shows wear to the cabinet, some staining to the oak veneer, and the front wood panel replaced with Plexiglass to view the internal components. The piano needs tuning, and it comes with a piano stool. A wonderful example of this early Wurlitzer Style “S”. (Very Good). 3,000 - 10,000

3561 - 10¢ WURLITZER STYLE “S” SYMPHONY PLAYER PIANO ORCHESTRIAN.

3563 - 5¢ SEEBURG STYLE A UPRIGHT NICKELODEON PIANO.

29”L x 65”W x 57”H. The stained oak case of this coin operated piano has had an older restoration and is dominated by the beautiful triptych of stained glass. Cast into the iron frame is “Cremona / Chicago.” It plays Type “A” rolls and includes two rolls. Plays great. (Very Good).

1,000 - 4,000

3562 - PEDAL PIANOLA PIANO - PLAYER.

66” x 25” x 61”. Pianola. A “peddler” with 88 note rolls. The vacuum is built up by pedaling the 2 foot rests under the keyboard. An older restoration in beautiful mahogany case, and it comes with several rolls. Condition shows light scuffing and scratches to the wood finish, and fully operational, but needing to be tuned. Aeolien Company, New York, USA, circa 1925. (Very Good).

1,000 - 4,000

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58” x 27 - 1/2” x 53”. This is a nice traditional player piano built by H.C. Bay in 1916. H.C. Bay built well made pianos in Bluffton, Indiana from 1911 until 1929. This particular model is known as the “Solo Concerto” reproducing piano. This piano is a bit unique because it is made of beautiful mahogany wood which will be stunning after restoration. CONDITION: This is a fresh to market coin operated reproducing piano, and should be restored to get the most enjoyment out of hearing it play. An original matching bench is included. (Good). 1,000 - 3,000

3564 - PIANO WITH STAINED GLASS WINDOW AND BENCH.

Largest: 43” x 31” x 64 - 3/8”. In 1904, a young man named Henry K. Sandell joined the Mills Novelty Company. At the age of just 21, young Sandell had already distinguished himself as an inventor, having patented several devices in the electrical and mechanical fields. His first project for the Mills Co. was the perfection of an automatic violin-playing machine, and in 1905 or 06, Mills Novelty Company launched the “Automatic Virtuoso” and the Mills Violano-Virtuoso was born. From that day on into the 1930’s, the Violano-Virtuoso went through many design changes and enhancements including a ship’s version where the piano could be played manually, and several other versions where accompanying instruments could be added to the mainstay violin with piano. This example of the Violano-Virtuoso is housed in a beautifully finished North American quartered oak cabinet. An earlier restoration has accounted for a great playing instrument with a wonderful sound, so emotionally rich to hear and so hypnot ically-mesmerizing to watch its no wonder that the Violano-Virtuoso was designated as one of the greatest scientific inventions of the age by the U.S Government. Personally, I believe the Violano has become so prominent among collectors, it is taken for granted, and we forget just how anyone’s face will light up a room the first time they watch one and hear one play. CONDITION: this Violano has an earlier restoration and plays beautifully. the quartered oak cabinet has light surface scratches, and some signs of wear from use, however, it has a deep rich appearance and will be a hit in any mechanical music collection. With keys and several rolls. (Very Good). 15,000 - 30,000

3565 - MILLS NOVELTY COMPANY VIOLANO-VIRTUOSO AUTOMATIC VIOLIN AND PIANO.

3566 - SWISS MUSICAL AUTOMATON STATION BOX.

34 - 1/4” x 13 - 3/4” x 26 - 1/4”. This is a fantastic Swiss-made station box, with a 13” cylinder playing six tunes and with six dancers. All contained in a walnut constructed cabinet with inlaid pinstriping. CONDITION: Six dancers all have original costumes, shows very little wear and outstanding finish to the cabinet. The music box plays well and the dancers are all in full operation. (Very Good). 5,000 - 10,000

3567 - ABSOLUTELY STUNNING 5¢ DUAL BIRD AUTOMATON.

15 - 1/4” x 11 - 1/2” x 20 - 1/2”. This is a stunning coin-operated dual bird automaton made by Blaise Bontems in 1880. Very well constructed as a terrarium, with habitat backdrop to two beautiful birds that have great sound and operate flawlessly. The terrarium style display has kept the elements away from the birds and as such, they are in remarkable condition for being 150 years old. This Automaton was shown and featured at the 1893 Chicago exhibition and has been featured in the Christian Bailly book on “The Golden Age of Automita”. Will require some attention to work perfectly. Has keys. (Good). 2,000 - 4,000

3568 - INFLATABLE FUN HOUSE CLOWN AUTOMATON.

35 - 1/2” x 24” x 24”. Vintage inflatable clown attention grabber, like you would see at the entrance to an old fun house. Period clothes and fully functional, includes a compressor to inflate that will need connecting hose to operate. CONDITION: Wear from age and use throughout, some tattering to the clothes, the compressor box shows scuffs and some paint loss. A great carnival piece. (Good). 800 - 1,500

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3569 - TWO DANCING BEARS WINDOW DISPLAY AUTOMATON.

44” x 19 - 1/2” x 44”. A mechanical window display of two dancing bears, dating to the 1950’s or 1960’s. Well-made display for attracting attention to a department store window display. Could easily be repurposed to a restaurant, retail display, or an children’s play area.

Condition shows wear from use, however the display has a whimsical look and works well. (Good). 500 - 2,500

3570 - SWISHER & SOULES OWL AUTOMATON.

23” x 16 - 1/2” x 16 - 1/2”. Swisher & Soules, Decatur, Illinois, mid 20th century. Two-sided with company name embossed on perch. Glass eyes. This version is automated and when plugged in raises and lowers its wings. CONDITION: Shows light wear and a few scratches, but nothing that distracts from this rare automation. (Good). 500 - 1,500

3571 - FRAMED HOYT HAPPY FARMER MOTION DISPLAY.

Frame: 19” x 23”. This is a great motion display which consists of a three-dimensional cardboard gentleman. When lit up, his eyes move and his head nods as part of the motion display. These were generally used for attention-getters in the windows of country stores. CONDITION: There are areas of wear, however the graphic of the gentleman is complete and shows just a little bit of edge wear. The painted background shows some folds or ripples in the paper, but nothing to distract from the overall great image. (8.5). 300 - 600

3572 - DRINKING MAN AUTOMATON.

6” x 12” x 17”. This drinking man automaton has composition face and glass eyes. Original clothing, sitting on a barrel, holding a liquor bottle. Comes with the glass he holds in his other hand. CONDITION: The automaton is operational, he lifts the bottle and glass and nods his head. The automaton would need a key to operate. (Good). 300 - 1,000

117” L x 48 - 1/2” W x 145” H. In 1897 Frank Steinle exhibited an automated clock in the pavilion of a summer resort at Johnson’s Island. Frank Steinle was a German immigrant who settled in Sandusky, Ohio, where he worked as a cooper. It took Mr. Steinle twenty five years to build the clock. The two thousand pound mechanical clock was twelve feet tall and ten feet wide. The cabinet was made of oak and walnut. Mr. Steinle’s daughters stated that he had no plans or diagrams for building the clock, but that he had based it on the Nuremberg clock in Germany. There were five themes on the clock: the races of man, the four periods of life, angels, patriotism, and religion. Figures waved flags on the hour, and angels struck bells on the quarter hour. Dials on the lower half of the clock showed the earth revolving on its axis, the phases of the moon, the twelve signs of the Zodiac, the day of the week, as well as the month, year, and season. A pipe organ inside the clock played popular tunes. According to notes in the historical files at the Sandusky Library Archives Research Center, Ferdinand V. Seibert did art work on the face of the clock. This amazing creation should be sitting in a museum, and here it is, complete enough for restoration, and a feat of human ingenuity worth celebrating.

CONDITION: Lacking hands and other elements. Not currently in working order, in need of restoration due to not being run since the 1980s. (Good).

20,000 - 40,000

3573 - AUTOMATIC WONDER STEINLE’S SANDUSKY CLOCK.

3574 - SCHWINN DE LUXE TWINN BICYCLE. 91”L x 24”W x 40”H. A Schwinn De Luxe double-seated bicycle, adorned with a speedometer and original Schwinn horn. This particular model is a five-speed with high and low gears, with handbrakes, chrome fenders with an original chrome reflector on the rear fender and an original old Union headlight attached. Spring loaded seats. CONDITION: Excellent overall, based on age and use. (Excellent). 500 - 2,000

3575 - SCHWINN DE LUXE STING-RAY GREEN BICYCLE. 56”L x 27 - 3/4”W x 42”H. C. 1965 Schwinn Sting-Ray. This particular bicycle is the De Luxe model, with original hand grips, handbrakes, flared fenders, banana seat and a three-speed gear shift. Has white wall tires. CONDITION: In excellent original condition with original paint. Seat is in excellent condition. Gear shifter is working. (Excellent). 500 - 1,500

3576 - SPACELINER BICYCLE. 64”L x 21”W x 36”H. A ladies’ version of Sears Spaceliner bicycle. A great, futuristic space-like look with the original carrying case and bullet-style front end. It has an off/on switch for the headlights, which are missing. CONDITION: Good overall, but would improve dramatically with a good cleaning. (Good). 400 - 800

3577 - FLEETWING BICYCLE.

69”L x 26”W x 36”H. This particular model has original seat, chrome fenders, headlights and Bakelite-style lights on front fender. There is an original carrying rack attached. CONDITION: In good original condition, with original paint and normal wear. (Good Plus). 400 - 800

3578 - SCHWINN DE LUXE STING-RAY BICYCLE.

54”L x 26”W x 40”H. C. 1965 De Luxe Sting-Ray with the original deep, tough seat. Has rear flared fender. CONDITION: Good condition overall, with chips and flakes in the metallic paint, consistent with age and use. Seat is in very good condition. Gear shift cable is not attached and there a bolt missing on the back wheel. Shows better than described. A great candidate for restoration or a good, strong cleaning. (Good). 300 - 1,200

3579 - HUFFY BICYCLE.

53”L x 29”W x 40 - 3/4”H. A Huffy with a banana seat and sissy bar. CONDITION: Good overall, with original paint, original patina and showing well. (Good). 200 - 700

3580 - A LARGE LOT OF LARGE MUSIC BOX DISCS.

20” x 20”. This is a very large lot of music box discs. Most of them at 19 - 1/2” and above. For various machines. CONDITION: Includes oxidation, light surface rust, a possibility of a fold at the perforated area, and maybe even a break. (Good). 500 - 2,000

3581 - LARGE LOT OF MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Each: 15 - 1/2” Dia. This large lot of music box discs consists mostly of 15 - 1/2” discs, possibly some slightly larger. CONDITION: Shows oxidation, some surface rust, bends and folds, and some breakage in the outside perforated edge. (Fair - Good). 100 - 300

3582 - LARGE LOT OF: MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Each: 12” Dia. This is a large lot of miscellaneous music box discs. Some 12” and some various sizes, from various makers. CONDITION: Shows some oxidation, areas of rust, and some bends and folds. (Good). 100 - 300

3583 - LARGE LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Largest: 12 - 1/4” Dia. This large lot of miscellaneous music box discs consisting mostly of 12” or 12 - 1/2” music box discs. CONDITION: Shows some areas of oxidation, surface rust, some bends and folds, and possibly a break in the edge. Very good selection for music box collectors. (Good). 100 - 300

3584 - LARGE LOT OF MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Largest: 12 - 1/8” Dia. Various sizes and manufacturers. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation, surface rust, some bends and folds, and possibly a break in the exterior perforation. (Good). 100 - 300

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3585 - LARGE LOT OF MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Largest: 19 - 1/2” Dia. This is a large lot of music box discs, in various sizes with various manufacturers. Some are 15 - 1/2” and others are larger. CONDITION: Shows areas of oxidation, surface rust, some bends and folds, and maybe a break in the outside rims of the disc. (FairGood). 100 - 300

3586 - LARGE LOT OF MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC BOX DISCS.

Largest: 10 - 3/8” Dia. This is a large lot of miscellaneous music box discs; some 8”, some 10”, and some 12.” Various makers. CONDITION: Showing some areas of oxidation, surface rust, and some bends. A great selection of discs for you music box collectors. (Good). 100 - 300

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3587 - LARGE LOT OF MUSIC BOX DISCS.

19” x 19”. This is a large lot of music box discs, various sizes and manufacturers. Most are in large format, 17” or more. CONDITION: Shows some surface rust, oxidation, the possibility of a bend at the perforated area, and possibly even a break. (Fair - Good). 300 - 1,000

3588 - LARGE LOT OF VARIOUS MUSIC BOX DISCS.

16” x 16”. These various music box discs vary in size and manufacturer. CONDITION: Shows light areas of surface rust, oxidation and possibly breaks in the perforated edges. (Good). 100 - 500

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3589 - LARGE LOT OF MISC. MUSIC BOX DISCS.

20” x 20”. These music box discs come in various sizes and from various manufacturers. CONDITION: Shows areas of surface rust and oxidation, light folds and possibly a break in the perforated edges. (Good).

100 - 500

3590 - LOT OF MUSIC DISCS.

27” x 27”. These music discs come in various sizes and from various manufacturers. CONDITION: Shows areas of surface rust, oxidation and a light fold, or possibly a break in the perforated edges. (Good).

100 - 500

3591 - LOT OF MUSIC BOX DISCS.

18” x 18”. This is a lot of music box discs, most of them at 15 - 1/2.”

CONDITION: Showing some oxidation, surface rust, possibility of a bend at the perforated area, and maybe even a break. (Good). 200 - 1,000

3592 - LOT OF 8: MECHANICAL MUSIC “O” ROLLS.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of eight “O” music rolls, several of which are made by the Capital NOS roll company.

CONDITION: Some look to be re-cut, others original. (Good). 100 - 500

3593 - LOT OF 10: MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 15”. The majority of these roll appear to be “O” rolls. There may be a different roll included. CONDITION: Some boxes with lids, others without. Possibility of tears to some of the original roles. (Fair - Good). 100 - 500

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3594 - LOT OF 8: MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of eight music rolls by the Capital Music Roll Company. Appear to be “O” rolls. All boxes have lids and two appear to possibly be original. (Fair - Very Good). 100 - 500

3595 - LOT OF 7: MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS.

12 -= 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 8 - 1/2”. This is a lot of seven music rolls that all appear to be original. Marked for the “Phillips Pianella Orchestrion.”

CONDITION: Boxes are in various condition. Four with lids, two without lids. (Good). 100 - 500

3596 - LOT OF 12: MISCELLANEOUS MUSIC ROLLS FOR UNKNOWN USE.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 7”. This is a lot of 12 music rolls, most of them polkas written in German. Possibly for a Weber Welty Orchestrion.

CONDITION: Various conditions, some boxes with and without lids. (Good). 100 - 500

3597 - LOT OF 8: MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of 8 Capitol Music Roll Company music rolls. All should be “O” rolls. It is possible that another roll might exist. (Good). 100 - 500

3598 - LOT OF 8: MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS.

12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of eight music rolls, mostly “O” rolls, possibly there could be another roll included. (Good). 100 - 500

3599 - LOT OF 3: MISCELLANEOUS MECHANICAL MUSIC ROLLS. 12 - 1/2” x 25 - 1/2” x 11”. This is a lot of three, two are from the Automatic Music Roll Company and the other is from Columbia Music Roll Company. (Good). 100 - 200

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o MORPHY’S will not accept return of certified items due to possible differences of opinion with respect to the grade offered by any third-party organization, dealer, or service. Grading does not qualify for return evaluation, nor do such complaints constitute a basis to challenge the authenticity of a lot.

o MORPHY’s shall not be liable for any patent or latent defect or controversy pertaining to or arising from any encapsulated collectible. In any such instance, buyer’s remedy, if any, shall be solely against the service certifying the collectible.

o Under extremely limited circumstances related solely to authenticity, such as a highly significant cataloging error, a buyer, who did not bid from the floor, may request MORPHY’S to evaluate voiding a sale.

o Lots returned must be completely intact in their original form and undamaged holder, or there will be no credit. Certifications are void and returns are not accepted for any cards removed from their third-party grading holder.

o All elements of the MORPHY’S POST-SALE RETURN POLICY apply. There are absolutely no exceptions to this policy.

• On any lot presented with a Letter of Authenticity (“LOA”) issued by MORPHY’S

o The bidder shall solely rely upon the warranties of the authentication provider issuing the Letter or opinion, or on the warranties of the authentication provider of the bidder’s choice.

o Warranty inures only to the original buyer. Buyer may not transfer the rights afforded under the LOA, and it is null and void when Buyer transfers or attempts to transfer the lot.

o The LOA warranty is valid from date of the auction in which Buyer was awarded the lot to four (4) years after its purchase.

o The LOA warranty is valid as to its attribution to the person or entity described or to the lot’s usage, e.g. game worn.

o Claim procedure:

o Buyer must contact MORPHY’S within the warranty period, prior to submission of the lot as to his intent to make a claim, receive prior approval, and arrange secure shipment.

o Buyer must present with the claim, authoritative written evidence that the lot is not authentic as determined by a known expert in the sports field.

o If MORPHY’S concurs that the lot is not as represented, Buyer shall be refunded their purchase price.

o If the MORPHY’s denies the claim, the Buyer agrees to the AGREEMENT REGARDING GOVERNING LAW, VENUE, AND LEGAL RIGHTS noted herein.

o The LOA does not provide for incidental or consequential damages or other indirect damages. Any lot sold with a certificate of authenticity or other warranty from an entity other than Auctioneer or Morphy’s affiliates is subject to such issuing entity’s rules and such conditions are the sole remedy afforded to buyer.

• In the event MORPHY’s cannot deliver the lot, or subsequently it is established that the lot lacks title, provenance, or authenticity, MORPHY’s liability shall be limited to voiding of the sale and refund of purchase price. In no case shall MORPHY’s liability exceed the winning bid on that lot, which bid shall be deemed for all purposes the value of the lot. After one year has elapsed, MORPHY’S maximum liability shall be limited to any buyer’s premium earned on that lot.

• Due to changing grading standards over time, differing interpretations, and to possible mishandling of items by subsequent owners, MORPHY’S reserves the right to grade items differently than shown on certificates from any grading service that accompany the items. MORPHY’S also reserves the right to grade items differently than the grades shown in the prior catalog should such items be reconsigned to any future auction.

• There is a subjectivity to grading, especially the grading of cards. Every effort is made to verify the condition of each lot as it is described. MORPHY’S accepts items for auction after careful scrutiny by not only ourselves, but, when necessary, by other leading authenticators. We cannot guarantee that every card described by us will in all cases receive exactly the same grade, or even be accepted for grading, from any third-party grading service. Similarly, we cannot guarantee that every card graded by one third-party grading service will in all cases receive exactly the same grade by another third-party grading service. Occasionally a lot description will include the words “we have submitted,” which is intended to be taken literally and give bidders great confidence that MORPHY’S has not “done anything” to the cards to alter or otherwise improve their appearance and ultimate grade. No warranty, whether expressed or implied, is made with respect to any grade, condition, or other adjectival descriptions, which can and do vary, even among experts.

• Large Autograph Group Disclaimer: When dealing with a single individual auction lot containing many items, these lots are offered with the explicit understanding that it is possible that there may be a small percentage which are not authentic. When authenticating large lots, such as a collection of 6,000+ signed 3 x 5 cards, or a set of 700+ signed baseball cards, great care has been taken in the authentication process, with all the greater attention focused on any items representing a concentration of value. It is always possible that on rare occasions a secretarial or stamped signature could be missed here or there. Without this disclaimer, as a practical matter, it would not be possible for MORPHY’S to offer such lots at all. All bidders bidding on such lots do so with this understanding.

• Abbreviation/Definition/Condition Key: PR — Poor, GD — Good, VG

— Very Good, EX — Excellent, NM — Near Mint, MT — Mint. NOTE: If an item has a multiple grade such as VG-EX, then that item falls somewhere in between those two conditions.

GOODS MADE FROM OR CONTAINING MATERIALS FROM PROTECTED SPECIES - MORPHY’S does not accept any responsibility or liability for the sale of items containing materials from protected species or for any omission in marking or labeling goods as containing materials from protected species. Such material includes, but is not limited to, ivory from elephants and walruses, tortoise shell, crocodile skin, whalebone, rhinoceros horn, some species of coral and certain woods. Restrictions on the importation, exportation, sale, transfer, and/or possession of goods containing materials from protected species derive from international, federal, and state laws and regulations promulgated thereunder. Laws include, but are not limited to, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Flora and Fauna (CITES), the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and the Marine Mammals Protection Act (MMPA). States currently restricting trade of protected species include, but are not limited to, California, New York and New Jersey.

Prospective buyers are on notice that several countries completely prohibit importation of property made, all or in part, of protected materials. Some countries require special permits, such as a CITES permit, from the relevant regulating authority in the countries of exportation and importation as well. Potential buyers intending to import the property into another country should be familiar with the relevant customs laws and regulations prior to bidding on goods containing material from protected species. Regulations may vary as the U.S. generally prohibits importation of articles containing material(s) from species it has designated endangered or threatened if the articles are less than 100 years old, subject to certain exceptions.

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It shall be the potential buyer’s sole responsibility to research and satisfy the requirements of any laws and regulations that apply to the import and export of property as described in the aforementioned paragraphs. All buyers agree to comply with any and all domestic and international restrictions on the trade of protected species as a condition of the sale. Please note that the ability to obtain an export license or certificate does not ensure the ability to obtain an import license or certificate in another country, and vice versa. It is the buyer’s responsibility to obtain any export or import licenses and/or certificates as well as any other required documentation. MORPHY’S is not able to assist the buyer in attempting to obtain the appropriate licenses and/or certificates, and there is no assurance that an export license or certificate can be obtained. The inability or delay in obtaining permits, licenses or other permissions to import or export goods containing material from protected species will not constitute a basis for rescission or cancellation of the sale of said goods or the delay in payment of purchased items in accordance with these Bidder Terms and Conditions.

JEWELRY AND WATCHES

• Jewelry Descriptions and Condition Reports: Lots being offered are sold as-is on the day of sale. Condition reports, either written or verbal, are provided as a courtesy only, and are not to be taken as fact or guarantees of condition or quality of the lots. All information provided is the opinion of the specialist at MORPHY’S, including but not limited to weights, grades, color, and clarity. All gemstones and diamonds are measured and graded in their setting unless stated otherwise. All weights and grades are approximate. Buyers wishing to have a grading or gemological report from an independent, internationally recognized laboratory, such as the Gemological Institute of America (GIA) or the American Gemological Laboratories (AGL), may request one at their own expense or hire an independent adviser of their choosing.

• Watch Descriptions and Condition Reports: The physical characteristics, timing accuracy or functionality of timepieces cannot be guaranteed, and all items are sold as-is.

o Any condition statement reflects the condition of the watch on the date of the report. Condition can change from the time of the report to the day of sale.

o Photographs are for identification purposes only. Buyers may not use them as precise indications of size or condition.

o The origin or authenticity of all components cannot be guaranteed.

o Watches with waterproof or water-resistant cases – MORPHY’S may open cases to develop descriptions, and cannot guarantee that any watch is waterproof or water-resistant at the time of purchase. MORPHY’S recommends that the buyer have a professional watchmaker evaluate the watch at buyer’s expense.

o Buyers must be aware that watches may need general service, change of battery, or further repair work for which the buyer is solely responsible.

o Dials - All watches have the possibility that after their original date of manufacture they received reconditioning or replacement of dials or elements of the dial such as but not limited to standard or luminescent hour markers, hands, script, date or measurement indices, lacquer, and finish. Buyer is solely responsible for determining and understanding such condition issues.

• The lack of a condition report does not imply that the item or lot is free from imperfections, defects or wear and tear of the aging process. This includes but is not limited to: deficient stones, needed repair or defects.

• It is common and generally accepted in the jewelry industry that some diamonds and most gemstones have been enhanced with various treatments to improve their overall appearance.

o These treatments include but are not limited to: heating, dying, oiling, laser drilling, HTHP, wax, bleaching, irradiation, resin or polymer impregnation and various other techniques.

o Unless stated in the title, it is assumed that one or more treatments have been performed to the stones. While many treatments are considered permanent, this cannot be guaranteed.

o Please note that many treatments cannot be determined without sophisticated laboratory testing. Due to the various laboratories and developing scientific methods for testing, not all reports or certificates will have the same results for treatment type, extent of treatment and stability of treatment.

o MORPHY’S makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to whether natural stones have been treated or enhanced, whether specifically referenced or not.

• Laboratory reports may accompany some lots

o If a lot is accompanied by certificates or reports from internationally recognized and accepted gemological laboratories, it will be noted in the description.

o Copies will be available upon request, with the original going to the successful bidder.

o The reports cannot be guaranteed and are provided for informational purposes only. Results on reports may differ from laboratory to laboratory.

o MORPHY’S accepts no responsibility for the accuracy, terms or information contained in such certificates or reports.

Grading Scale:

Near Mint Plus 97% - 100% Near Mint 90% - 96%

Excellent 80% - 89% Very Good 70% - 79%

Good Below 70%

BIDDING

RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES

The auctioneer will determine the highest bidder. The auctioneer alone has the right to reopen the bidding of an item if deemed necessary due to a dispute. If there is a tie bid between the floor and Internet or absentee bid, the floor bid takes precedence. MORPHY’S and its representatives reserve the right to remove those attendees who impede preview and/or the auction. Title to all merchandise shall pass to the highest bidder at the fall of the auctioneer’s hammer. The buyer will then assume all risk and full responsibility of the lot purchased once ownership has changed. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. MORPHY’S is not responsible for any errors in bids, omissions of bids, or failure to execute bids and shall have no liability to any bidder for any technical or other failure associated with the internet, absentee bidding, or telephone bidding.

• AGENT BIDDING - MORPHY’S will accept bids from an individual agent authorized by a company or another individual. MORPHY’s requires any agent to provide a signed letter of authorization from the buyer of record company or individual allowing the agent to bid on their behalf.

• ABSENTEE BIDDING - MORPHY’S will accept absentee bids if pre-authorized by mail, fax or through www.morphyauctions.com online. Absentee bidders must use the absentee bid form and clearly mark the lot number, title and maximum bid amount. Absentee bidding forms may be accessed online at www.morphyauctions. com. If there are two (2) identical bids placed on the same item, priority will be given to the first bid received. All bids must be

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left in increments as explained on our bid form. If a bid is “out of increment,” the auctioneer has the right to round the bid up to the next correct increment. Bidders may preview, register and place bids online through our website, www.morphyauctions.com. Invoices will be auto charged to the credit card MORPHY’s has access to and is on file within 48 hours after the end of the sale. If you wish to pay by another method please contact us within 48 hours after the sale. Seller(s) agree to allow the Auctioneer to accept and execute absentee bids in a competitive manner for potential buyers and under the MORPHY’S absentee bidding terms and conditions. During the live sale, the auctioneer will execute your absentee bid competitively up to the maximum amount you have indicated.

• ONLINE BIDDING - Online bidding through www.morphyauctions. com, Live Auctioneers, Invaluable, Proxibid, or other bidding platforms may be available; all Terms and Conditions still apply. A surcharge will be added for third party online platforms. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium. If there is a tie bid between the internet bidding venues and the floor, the floor bid takes precedence. Invoices will be auto charged to the credit card MORPHY’s has access to and is on file within 48 hours after the end of the sale. If you wish to pay by another method please contact us within 48 hours after the sale. If you are a first-time bidder with Morphy, we do not have access to Live Auctioneers and Invaluable credit card information. Due to our fast-paced auctions and bids coming from floor bidders, phone bidders, internet bidders and absentee bids, the auctioneer has the final word on all item(s) sold. You (the bidder) assume the risk of winning an item online and not having the item actually sell to you. This is due to the final call of the auctioneer and the operator not being able to re-open that lot. Online bidders are fully responsible for accidental bidding as if they bid normally.

• BID RESULTS – MORPHY’S will only contact successful bidders. Please allow 24-48 hours post auction to receive your official invoice from MORPHY’S. The invoice will include item, hammer price, premium, packing and handling, shipping, insurance, and any other charges that apply. Please hold phone inquiries regarding bid success until after receiving your invoice. For verifications, MORPHY’S cannot provide winning bid information until the second business day after the auction. MORPHY’S will not provide bidder information to any outside sources.

• TELEPHONE BIDDING - Requests for phone lines must be received at least three (3) days prior to the auction date. MORPHY’S cannot guarantee phone lines but will make every attempt to accommodate those who wish to participate through that method. Phone lines are provided on a first come first served basis. Please visit www. morphyauctions.com or call 717-335-3435 to request a call from our representatives during the live auction.

BID INCREMENTS

Bid increments listed are a general guideline. Actual increments are at the auctioneer’s discretion. If a lot does not receive a bid of 50% of the low estimate, the lot will be passed by the auctioneer.

$0 - $500…................$25

$500 - $1,000….........$50

$1,000 -

$2,000 -

$5,000 - $10,000....…$500

$10,000

RESERVES

Most of our items are unreserved, but occasionally items may carry a moderate reserve. Please note that when a lot carries a reserve, the reserve is usually somewhere below our low estimate. In the case of a reserved item, the seller has authorized the auctioneer to bid on their behalf until the reserve price is reached.

BUYER’S PREMIUM

A 20% buyer’s premium will be added to all successful bids and is payable by the buyer as part of the total purchase cost. A 3% merchant fee is also automatically applied to all invoices but can be discounted upon payment by cash, check, money order or wire transfer that is received within 7 days from the receipt of the invoice.

If the type of payment is split, invoice will reflect the 3% charge for merchant fees on the entire invoice. In addition, a surcharge will be added for certain third-party online bidding platforms the bidder utilizes. Refer to your bidding platform of choice for the final buyer’s premium.

SALES TAX

MORPHY’S is required to collect sales tax where our company established nexus in the previous year. Sales tax rate will be charged by law on behalf of the state and locality where the customer of record takes possession of their purchase. Lots are subject to all applicable state and local taxes, unless appropriate permits are on file with MORPHY’S including lots delivered to you, or your representative. It is the bidder’s responsibility to know the sales tax rate applicable. As a convenience, here is a resource to find your applicable sales tax: https://www.taxjar.com/sales-tax-calculator. Bidder agrees to pay MORPHY’S the actual amount of tax due in the event that sales tax is not properly collected due to: 1) an expired, inaccurate, or inappropriate tax certificate or declaration, 2) an incorrect interpretation of the applicable statute, 3) or any other reason. The appropriate form or certificate must be on file at and verified by MORPHY’S five days prior to Auction, or tax must be paid; only if such form or certificate is received by MORPHY’S within 4 days after the Auction can a refund of tax paid be made. Lots from different auctions may not be aggregated for sales tax purposes.

PAYMENT, INTEREST & STORAGE FEES

Any invoice totaling more than $100,000 must be paid within three (3) days. All other merchandise must be paid in full within seven (7) days of the date of the invoice. Payments can be made by going to your account online at www.morphyauctions.com, call 877-968-8880 or mail payment to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC 2000 N Reading Rd, Denver, PA 17517. Interest will be charged on all balances not paid at the rate of 1-1/2% monthly (18% APR) effective 30 days from the invoice date. All goods not retrieved by Buyer within 45 days after the invoice date, shall be subject to a daily storage fee as follows: $5/day per regular sized item or $10/day per oversized item. Buyer authorizes MORPHY’s to sell, at their standard commission and consignment contract terms, any goods not retrieved after a 90-day period in any manner deemed appropriate by MORPHY’s and the proceeds will be applied to any outstanding balance due from the buyer.

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Any outstanding balance will be auto charged to the credit card on file. If you wish to pay by another method, please contact us within 48 hours after the sale.

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We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, personal checks, certified checks, wire transfers, money orders, and cash.

• Sneakers, Jewelry, Watches, Coin and Currency Items – We accept cash, wire transfer, check, certified checks and money orders only. No credit cards will be accepted for invoices containing these items.

• CREDIT CARD – We will not accept credit card payment for any jewelry, watch, coin or currency purchases. If a credit card is used as any form of total payment, invoice will reflect a 3% surcharge on the entire invoice. This charge is automatically added but will be discounted if payment is received by cash, check, money order or wire transfer. MORPHY’s reserves the right to refuse to ship to a different address than the billing address on the credit card being used.

• CHECK - There will be a $30.00 service charge for returned checks. Make checks payable to: Dan Morphy Auctions LLC. MORPHY’S reserves the right to hold items paid for by personal or company check until said check clears (14 days). MORPHY’S has the right to hold all checks over $2,000. Customers who have an established successful buying history with MORPHY’S may be exempt from this requirement. We will accept a personal or company check >$2,000 from a first time buyer if you provide a Bank Letter of Credit, available on our website, www.morphyauctions.com.

• WIRE TRANSFERS – There will be a $30 charge added to all wire transfers less than $2,000. Please add this amount to your invoice total before sending a wire transfer.

In the few situations where a successful bidder does not remit payment when due, MORPHY’S will proceed with the legal steps necessary to protect its interests and will block the bidder from future auction participation.

PACKING/SHIPPING

• It is the bidder’s responsibility to take shipping, handling, and insurance costs into consideration when bidding on items.

• BIDDERS PRESENT AND TAKING ITEMS AFTER AUCTION – Since item liability transfers upon a successful bid, items paid for must be packed, transported and/or removed by the buyer at his/ her own risk after the close of the sale. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. If any employee or agent of MORPHY’S shall pack or transport the merchandise, it is fully at the risk and responsibility and expense of the buyer. MORPHY’S shall not be held liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by the said agent or employee.

• ITEMS NOT PICKED UP THE DAY OF THE SALE – Packaging, shipping, and insurance on all items that MORPHY’S agrees to ship to locations that can accept shipments will be made available as an added courtesy and at an additional cost. We recommend that you arrange insurance for your items immediately upon becoming the highest bidder. All applicable charges will be applied to the invoice. Shipping will be based on actual costs via UPS, USPS, or other carriers required based upon the contents of the shipment. Packaging and insurance will vary in cost depending on the items on each invoice. All packages will be shipped with insurance. Oversize and breakable items, which MORPHY’s will indicate on the invoice, will ship based upon the buyer’s arrangement with a 3rd party shipper. MORPHY’s cannot combine standard item shipments with oversize and breakable item shipments. Again, if any employee or agent of MORPHY’S shall pack or transport the merchandise, it is fully at the risk and responsibility and expense of the buyer. MORPHY’S shall not be held liable for any loss or damage that may be caused by the said agent or employee

• SHIPPING TERMS - MORPHY’S will ship items to the buyer at the listed address via UPS or other carriers, FOB Denver, Pennsylvania or FOB other auction locations. Any risk of loss or damage to the item(s) during transit via UPS, or any other carrier, in excess of the insurance provided by or purchased from MORPHY’S, is at the risk of the buyer. Any additional insurance coverage should be purchased by the buyer through the carrier. Buyer releases MORPHY’s from any and all claims for loss or damage to any item during transit and agrees to pay all costs of defense, including attorney’s fees, for any claims brought against MORPHY’S for loss or damage occurring during transit.

• INSURANCE - Shipping insurance is automatically added, which you can decline by contacting us and providing a signed waiver of insurance form. Insurance for all 3rd party shipments must be arranged through that carrier. Insurance provided or purchased through MORPHY’s applies only to shipments to the United States and Canada. Buyers must purchase their own insurance for shipments to other countries.

• INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS – MORPHY’S has the capability to ship to international bidders. By law, MORPHY’S cannot, and will not, declare lesser values for any international purchases and all shipments will include the invoice with purchase totals including the buyer’s premium and shipping cost. All international bidders are responsible for knowing their country’s laws on importing items and for paying all customs and duties on the items.

• 3RD PARTY SHIPPING OVERSIZE ITEMS – Buyers will need to either pick up the items personally or arrange a 3rd party shipping service for oversize items. As a general guideline, the following will indicate which packages apply, as they are of a certain weight, length, or dimensional size.

• Dimensional size is length (the longest measurement) + (height x 2) + (width x 2). For example a 36” x 36” x 12” package = 36 + (36 x2) + (12 x 2) = 132”

• USA home shipments must be <70 lbs. and <108” length and <165” dimensional size

• USA business shipments must be <150 lbs. and <108” length and <165” dimensional size

• International shipments must be <150 lbs. and <108” length and <130” dimensional size

• There may be certain shipments that meet these requirements that will still require 3rd party shipping, and we will communicate the reason in those cases.

• 3RD PARTY SHIPPING OF BREAKABLE, DELICATE, FRAGILE ITEMSMORPHY’S reserves the right to choose items and orders that it will pack, ship, and/or insure directly using our shipping department. Those items that MORPHY’S will not ship will require that the buyer either pick up the items personally or arrange a 3rd party shipping service. Examples of items that may apply after determination by our shipping department include but are not limited to: items with neon of any type (working or non-working), all glass display cases of any size; coin-operated, arcade and vending items with fragile parts and/or glass; signs with parts or protrusions beyond the main body of the sign, oversized vases (guideline – larger than fit in a 20” x 20” x 40” box), high value lamps and glass of all sizes, high value artwork including but not limited to paintings, statuary, sculpture, figurines, dioramas, and other intricate items; and items subject to impact by moisture and known handling issues in the supply chain. Under no circumstances will MORPHY’S be responsible for shipping damage to picture frames of any kind. For any buyers who wish to arrange for their own shipping, MORPHY’S must be notified at least seven (7) days prior to arrival of the shipping company name, arrival date and time. Pickup must be scheduled to begin and end within our normal business hours (9am – 4pm weekdays). Buyers must arrange

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weekend pickups in advance with MORPHY’S staff, and additional charges may be necessary for overtime. All 3rd party shippers must arrive with a copy of the invoice,

• STORAGE FEE – MORPHY’S will charge a daily storage fee of $5/day per regular sized item or $10/day per oversized item for any items awaiting pickup for more than 45 days following the invoice date. Buyer authorizes the MORPHY’s to sell, at their standard commission and consignment contract terms, any goods not retrieved after a 90-day period in any manner deemed appropriate by MORPHY’s and the proceeds will be applied to any outstanding balance due from the buyer.

• FIREWORKS – MORPHY’S can only ship Class 1 Division 1.4 and 1.6 Explosives (as described in the following website: http://environmentalchemistry.com/yogi/hazmat/placards/class1.html) per the 49CFR 173.50 and can only ship these via UPS. All items not shippable must be picked up by the buyer.

AGREEMENT REGARDING GOVERNING LAW, VENUE, AND LEGAL RIGHTS

I hereby understand and agree that any controversy or claim arising out of or relating to MORPHY’S Bidder Terms & Conditions, which includes this provision (hereafter referred to as “Terms & Conditions”), MORPHY’S, or the breach thereof (hereafter referred to as “Claims”), shall be governed by and construed in accordance with the laws of the State of Pennsylvania, without regard to its conflict of law provisions. I hereby irrevocably submit to the personal jurisdiction of the appropriate court in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania in any action or proceeding arising out of or relating to the Claims and their enforcement, and I agree that any and all Claims must be adjudicated, heard, determined, and resolved in said court, and I hereby irrevocably waive any objection on the ground that any such action or proceeding in said court has been brought in an inconvenient forum. MORPHY’S failure to exercise or enforce any right or provision of these Terms & Conditions or any other legal rights, shall not constitute a waiver of such right or provision. Any waiver of any provision of these Terms & Conditions by MORPHY’S must be made in writing and signed by an authorized representative of MORPHY’S specifically referencing the provision(s) contained within the Terms & Conditions to be waived. Headings used in the Terms & Conditions are for convenience only and are not to be relied upon. If any provision of the Terms & Conditions is found by a court of competent jurisdiction to be invalid, the parties nevertheless agree that the court should endeavor to give effect to the parties’ intentions as reflected in the provision, and the other provisions of the Terms & Conditions shall remain in full force and effect. These Terms & Conditions will inure to the benefit of, and are intended to be, enforceable by MORPHY’S, its parents, subsidiaries, affiliates, successors, assigns, members, directors, officers, and licensees. There are no third party beneficiaries to these Terms & Conditions; a person or entity who is not a party or signatory to these Terms & Conditions has no rights under the Contracts (Rights of Third Parties) Act 1999 to rely upon or enforce any term or provision of these Terms & Conditions.

POST SALE RETURN POLICY

MORPHY’S engages knowledgeable experts to provide catalog descriptions on the merchandise we sell. Every effort is made to ensure those descriptions are accurate and that they fully disclose any exceptions to condition. Any buyer who has made their payment within the due date of 7 calendar days who wishes to report a problem must notify MORPHY’S within three calendar (3) days of receipt of their purchased item. Buyers who have not made their payment within the due date of 7 days may not return any items under any circumstances. No lots purchased by floor bidders (including those bidders acting as agents for others) may be returned. Please refer to MORPHY’S limited guarantee herein. A Return Authorization Number (RA#) must be issued by MORPHY’S before you ship anything back to our address. Any items arriving without a return authorization will not be given a refund. The item in question must be shipped with the RA# on the outside and inside of the package, with full insurance, so it arrives at MORPHY’S within one week of the aforementioned authorization.

PRIVACY

TO REVIEW OUR PRIVACY POLICY, PLEASE VISIT WWW.MORPHYAUCTIONS.COM/PRIVACY-POLICY

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ABSENTEE BID FORM

Step 1 - Circle Bidding Option

Phone Line Absentee Bid

2000 N. READING RD • DENVER, PA 17517 P/ 877-968-8880 F/ 717-336-7115 www.morphyauctions.com

Phone line: Morphy Auctions staff will call you 5 lots prior to the item(s) you wish to bid on. Absentee: Morphy Auctions staff will execute your left bid(s) as if you were in attendance.

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Description Absentee Bid

Phone Emergency Bid Applies to phone bidders only.

PLEASE NOTE ~ Emergency bids are executed only if Morphy Auctions is unable to contact the bidder via the phone number(s) provided.

Please

I accept that all bids do not

the catalog. My signature serves as an agreement to the terms stated on this form.

the buyer’s premium of 23%. I accept that all bids are subject to the TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE printed

INDUSTRY LEADING EXPERTS

Gary Metz Consignment Assessment &

John Morphy, M.D. Acquisitions/

Tommy Sage, Jr. Head of Toys & Trains

Joel Lazarus Train Consultant Mike Harrington Cast Iron, Toy & Horse-Drawn Expert

John Mihovetz Department Head & Expert Automobilia & Petroliana

Don Grimmer West Coast Acquisitions, Coin-Op & Advertising Expert

Peter Thomson Antique & Modern Silver Consultant

James Infante Amphora & Pottery Consultant

Josh Tauber Lamp & Glass Consultant

David Geiger Arms & Armor Specialist

Russ Withem Firearms Specialist

Jim Maley Acquisitions & Promotions

Brian Manifor Western Antiques & Weapons Expert

John Keene NFA Specialist

Jeremy Hatch Firearms Consultant

Ron Ciarmello Fine & Decorative Arts Division, Jewelry & Timepiece Specialist

Willi Zahn German Militaria & Military/Target Firearms Expert

Dan Mackel Firearms Specialist

David Wyatt German Military Artifacts (1813 to 1945) Expert

David Cruz Firearms Specialist

Dan Morphy President & Founder Tom Tolworthy Chief Executive Officer

Dana Costello Chief Financial Officer

Shaye Krispine Director of Operations & Auctioneer

Chris Hince Consignment Manager

Jamie Griffin Customer Experience Manager Scot Kauffman General Manager Firearms

Colleen VanBaak Salesforce Administrator

Brian Burke Soda & Advertising Specialist

Les Jones Director of Marketing

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Dana Hipszer Photographer Mary Beth Nocera Production Manager

Emily Malloy Photographer

Tasha Lopez Senior Graphic Designer

Becky Stellmach Graphic Designer

Michael Laskoski Photography Assistant

CUSTOMER SERVICE & POST AUCTION TEAM

FIREARMS TEAM

Jamie Griffin Customer Experience Manager

Scot Kauffman General Manager Firearms

John Morphy Customer Experience Associate

Alicia Lancto Customer Experience Associate

Maegan Griffin Customer Experience Associate

Jeremy Bailey Customer Experience Associate

Caleb Enck Post Auction Operations Supervisor & Auctioneer

Melissa Ober Inside Sales Coordinator

Myles Welsh NFA Compliance Specialist

Josh Dobroskey Militaria Consignment Associate

Ben Shupp Firearms Consignment Associate

Eric Wagner Firearms Researcher & Cataloger

Tucker Nelson Firearms Compliance Specialist

Cheryl Goyda Firearms Acquisitions & Promotions

Glenn Peters Firearms Consignment Associate

Elle Allen Photographer

Hilary Boettcher Firearms Administration

Les Jones Director of Marketing

Dana Costello

Chief Financial Officer

Abbe Shearer Assistant Controller Ashley Messner Accounting Specialist

ACCOUNTING TEAM

Damion Bollman Consignment Associate

Owen Kells Shipping Associate

TEAM

Shaye Krispine Director of Operations & Auctioneer

Chris Hince Consignment Manager

Ryan Kelly Shipping Manager Chris Sayres Shipping Associate

Angel Lopez Display Coordinator & Auctioneer

Ugo Liberti Operations Associate Zach Moran Operations Associate

Peyton Stetter Operations Associate

Darryl Eberly Operations Associate

Steve Hynds Operations Associate

Andrew Martin Operations Associate

Kayla Specht Process Center Manager

Brandon Law Consignment Associate

Olha Vetterlein Consignment Associate

Nate Burkholder Lead Operations Associate

Ben Brossman Transcriptionist