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J26 19th century Winter Landscape Painting depicting several houses / buildings nestled among a wooded, snow covered landscape – with three people in the foreground. Oil on canvas. Unsigned. |
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H419 Exceptional 19th century Rhode Island double sided sign advertising "Centredale Rod & Gun Assn." Untouched dry surface with original black painted letters on a white background with a 2 1/4" wide black painted applied molding encasing the entire sign. Extremely well preserved with very slightly weathered surface and minor crackling to paint. Retains early metal wire hangers, as well as several holes for optional ways of hanging / displaying. "Centredale" (also spelled "Centerdale") is a village within the town of North Providence, Rhode Island. Documentation indicates the Centredale Rod & Gun Assn. was host to many trap shoots in the Summer of 1898 that |
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H116 Monarch Peanut Butter Teenie Weenie Advertising Tin or Pail with lid, 1 pound size, lithograph tin |
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RM1348 Late 19th century Egg carrier with the original blue paint and black stenciled advertising. The following advertisements, “ Geo B. Tompkins and Co Dry good and Carpet, Sturgis Mich. Reliable Egg Carrier Brooder Co. Quincy Ill |
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H282 Pair of double-sided wooden signs depicting "OPEN” and “CLOSED" The words are painted in bold white letters on a dark blue background. The words are surrounded by a thin white painted border on both sides. Very thick and well made with nice, molded edges on all sides. |
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H918 Wooden folk art trade sign advertising “Heath & Milligan Paint” “The Best Prepared (Paint)” “Sold By E. B. Yard, Newtown” Black painted letters on a white background. Single sided. |
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H128 Mid 20th century road side Trade Sign for hom madee "Cide" this sign is two side and is painted on a single board in the colors of white , red, black and yellow. |
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H942 Late 19th century Pennsylvania hand painted wooden Trade Sign advertising "Shoe Repairing." White painted lettering, on a single board with a white border and a shoestring design in the center on a black background. Single sided. |
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H919 Very early 20th century relief carved sign depicting “AUTOS GO SLOW”. The black painted letters are still ever so slightly raised on the weathered surface that bears a faint indication of what was once a white background. Back of sign also bears remnants of a white painted surface. One board, single sided. |
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H56 Wonderful New England trade sign advertising “M. A. RYERSON. DRESS MAKER”. Wooden sign retains original gold lettering on a black sand painted background and boasts two gold stripes around its entirety that enhance the wooden frame encasing all edges. The fantastic parallel pit saw marks along the entire back side of the sign dates it between the 1840’s and early 1860’s. |
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B104 Trade Sign circa 1930's for sportsman supplies with painted black lettering having red and yellow shadows and a central star motif |
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F51 19th century General Merchandise wooden trade sign advertising Paint Hardware and Wall Paper. H. Newton Mearig, proprietor from Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Single board with yellow background with green and red letters and a green border. |
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H16 Late 19th century Egg carrier with the original blue paint and black stenciled advertising. The following advertisements, “ Reliable Egg Carrier Brooder Co. Quincy Ill There is also a patent date Nov 16 1897 . |
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**SOLD** G729 Trade Sign advertising “Crow Bros.” “San Diego Fleet” with a large, raised circular center featuring a painting of a fishing/shrimp vessel named “Mike’s Place”. |
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H273 Early 20th century large strawberry shaped roadside trade sign from Hanover Pennsylvania. – advertising “STRAWBERRIES”. Double sided. The colors of this sign are beautiful with the white lettering painted on a realistic background of red with green ’seeds’ and added shading details to the cap leaves at the top. |
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G528 Early 20th century Trade Sign painted panel with applied molding "L.M. Semi Paste Paint, Cuts Painting Costs M. G. Mentzer's Sons Ephrata" Pa. Mentzer's Sons were dealers in Coal, Farm Implements and Buggies. |
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G728 Trade Sign advertising “Saddleback Seafood Exchange” “Fresh Local Varieties Since 1919” with a large, high relief-carved and painted fish in the center featuring detailed fins, scales, tail, mouth, gills and eye. Scalloped, molded-border edges, and vibrant paint colors add to the overall appeal! This mid 20th century Trade Sign |
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G344 Late 19th century Pennsylvania two sided trade sign, Uniontown Hardware Supply Co. from a small town south of Pittsburg Pa this sign is two sided with one side in a a black and white paint and the front is blue and white, with applied molding |
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H5 original c. 1920's yellow & black enameled single-sided stop sign with embossed border. the octagonal-shaped traffic sign shows surface wear consistent with age. stop signs originated in michigan in 1915. |
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![E70 mid-20th century Wooden Trade Sign for Barlett art Supplies Circa 1940s: Unusual and well done wooden trade sign for "Barlett " . Collectors of trade signs will appreciate the talented brush work and typographical flair this sign maker exhibited. Note how the brush was made and applied to the back of the sign A[O1] metal band was applied to the outside edge to reinforce it on both sides. With it’s original iron hooks for hanging](images/396_505_E70_Artis_Board_trade_sign_2.jpg) |
E70 mid-20th century Wooden Trade Sign for Barlett art Supplies Circa 1940s: Unusual and well done wooden trade sign for "Barlett " . Collectors of trade signs will appreciate the talented brush work and typographical flair this sign maker exhibited. Note how the brush was made and applied to the back of the sign A[O1] metal band was applied to the outside edge to reinforce it on both sides. With it’s original iron hooks for hanging |
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**Sold**G33 Trade Sign wooden one sided beautiful mustard painted back ground with black lettering painted on one wide board with applied molding, for Ohio Dairy Co, cash for cream and Eggs. \ |
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G658 arly trade sign advertising ‘Philco Radio’ and ‘Norge Rollator Refrigeration’ in original black letters with mustard yellow shadowing on a pale yellow background. Molded framed edge with hangers for hanging. Yellow pine wood. Double sided sign, one side is weathered. Circa late 1920s |
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**SOLD** F512 Early 20th Century Wooden Trade Sign ADAMS ADVERTISING , INC White lettering on black background, painted on a single board. hooks for hanging |
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**SOLD** H14 mid 20th century Sunbeam Bread sign from the 1950’s , features little Miss Sunbeam. The colors, condition and graphics are fantastic. Miss Sunbeam is shown taking a bite of her slice of buttered Sunbeam bread, the energy packed bread. This is an authentic Sunbeam sign made of metal with embossed edge. Miss Sunbeam and the Sunbeam lettering are also embossed. |
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Z229 late 19th century Store front Sign " Gift Shoppe." two sided wonderful paint colors of brown background with gold, black and red letting. painted on board applied molding |
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*SOLD * G106 Early 20th century century painted wooden trade sign , Hotel . The sign is one wide borad with applied molding with white back ground with black letting, one sided |
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**Sold**F406 Wonderful Oyster Trade Sign with applied wooden letters. Originally found on the shore of New Jersey, and dates from the 1890's - 1900's. The sign has its original red white and blue painted surface, red back ground, with white letter, with blue shadowing as well as a blue applied frame. A mixture of square head and wire head nails. |
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E77 Early 20th century trade sign " Jim Peshette's forge custome iron work and wheels",advertise early iron wheels for Model T's and wagon's , painted on board with applied molding one sided , black letter on a off white back ground. Found in Pa purcased from a private sign collection |
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**SOLD** F151 Early 20th century beautiful wooden Double Sided Seafood Co. Hanging Wood Advertising Sign. Large oval double sided sign centered with a relief carved fish and reads "Lakewood Seafood Co., We Ship Anywhere, Fresh Local Varieties, Lakewood, California". Very nice overall condition |
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E236 AMERICAN PAINTED AND STENCILED "FINE" BOX, nailed construction with hinged lid, stenciled "FINE". Retains an old Salmon and black-painted surface. |
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**SOLD** D95 Early 20th century adversting tin for HITCHNER Quality Oyster Crackers, This blue colored metal can is 27” tall and 15” across with 2 wire bail handles and a pry off lid |
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SP8 Wooden Trade Sign adversting Drake & Co. Nautical Instruments, this sign is has applied molding, great colors of red background with gold lettern, with black trim |
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T242 This country store dispensing coffee box was a display item used to sell Coffee - . What is unusual about this particular coffee box is that it has a sceen painted on the front. The top of the box is slanted and hinged to allow access to the interior of the box. |
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**SOLD** Z58 Wonderful 19th century Two Sided Sign, White Lettering on Blue, "B.F. CARMICHAEL DENTIST" |
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**SOLD** B212 Early 20th century road sign for Crapo is an community in Dorchester County, Maryland, United States. The sign is painted on wood with the original green and yellow paint .It has frequently been noted on lists of unusual place names |
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*SOLD* C122 Early 20th century country store wooden trade sign "Hunting Fishing License" black letting on white board.This is a two-sided sign, all original paint. |
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U202 Wooden Sign two sided for National Stores Company circa 1900 |
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**SOLD** C227 The Philadelphia Bulletin was a daily evening newspaper published from 1847 to 1982 in Philadelphia, |
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Z492 This is a large and colorful tin dispensing bin which would have been used in a country store setting to dispense Brand Harper Roasted Coffee Chicago, IL. Fair condition. |
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Y195 This is a large and colorful tin dispensing bin from |
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**SOLD** C520 Late 19th century Trade Sign from upstate New York, Frank Fountain Carriages and Hardware , painted on board, with applied molding, great colors of yellow back ground with black, red and green, lettering |
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A388 Late 19th century Vermont Maple Candy Sign painted on one board with applied molding |
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A265 chromolithographed Indianapolis Glove Company, , The Workman is Entitled to the Best, rectangular wood thermometer |
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D163 Early 20th century bottle rack with great bittersweet red paint with black letting. This rack was used in a store to sell ginger ale for Dang Szwoyer Hanover Pa |
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L789 Early 20th century wooden Trade Sign, adversting several business, black background with gold and white letting, painted on board |
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O410 The J.M. Bour Co's Celebrated Blended Coffee Tin |
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