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Vintage Charlie Chaplain items like this are nearly impossible to find. They came out of an old theatre in Brooklyn, NY. They are 11" tall thin paper handbills that they passed out in front of the theater to attact customers. It advertises D. W. Griffith's The Fall of Babylon which was made in 1919, so that is the time period these are from. It shows the second feature was Charlie Chaplan's comedy "Carman" which was made in 1917. This was the era of the silent movie and so it says "music throughout the entire show". What that means is that some guy played the organ while you watched the silent movies. This is a very good piece and we are proud to be able to offer it. These are the only examples we've ever seen. We bought them right and so are passing them on at an amazing price. $4.00 #SIGN025 - Early Cardboard Commander Cigar Sign - General Pershing Vintage 8 1/2" wide cardboard sign. Pictures General Pershing who was the overall American Commander in Europe during WWI. He was a popular figure during that time period and dates these to around the late 1910s. Two-sided sign with the same picture on both sides. Has holes where a red string was used to hang them. Unused old factory stock in nice condition. Cardboard shows some minor signs of aging, but is excellent for a sign this old. Signs this old don't come around very often. They're really nice. $4.00 #LCA038 - Blumer's Chocolate Syrup Powder Label 11" wide vintage circa 1910 label. Went on a 1 1/4 pound can. Nice shape. Pictures palm trees and a beach scene. Has recipes on it for Chocolate Sundaes, Chocolate Milk Shakes, and Chocolate Malted Milk. These are unused old stock that were rescued from the Lincoln Chemical Works in Chicago, Illinois many years ago. This is a very uncommon label, but we got a good deal on them and so are passing it on to you. $0.75 #ZBOT001 - Group of 3 Liquid Bluing Labels Picturing Mammy You get 3 for $4.50 (that's $1.50 each). Vintage circa 1910s liquid bluing labels picturing a black mammy doing the wash. These are the old varnished type labels (the varnished style label was used in the early part of this century). They are 3 1/2" tall and went on a 2 oz. concentrate bottle. These are unused old stock that were found at the Central Drug & Specialty Co. warehouse in Cottonport, LA. They would look fantastic on an old bottle. $4.50 #ZLCA029 - Barefoot Boy Tomatoes Can Label 13 1/2" wide vintage label. Circa 1910s. Fantastic stone litho image of a barefoot boy with a poem about him. These were found many years ago at the New Federal Canning Co. in Frankfort, IN. These are a small group we have left that are in perfect condition. They are hare to find in this kind of shape. $2.50 #CS111 - Universal Corn Remedy Bottle Vintage 2" tall cork top (no corks) Universal Corn Remedy bottle. Says that you applied the Remedy for 4 or 5 nights and the corn will come out. Unused stock that was cleaned out of the remains of the Universal Labaratories building in Chicago, IL. Circa 1910s. Nice condition. $1.00 #ZLCA044 - Battleship Brand Unsweetened Evaporated Milk Label Vintage 9 7/8" wide Battleship Brand 1 pound Unsweetened Evaporated Milk label. They picture a Spanish American War Battleship and have a trademark date of 1897 on them. They were found with the above Roseco labels and were the oldest in the bunch. They are from around 1919. This is a very scarce label that retails for $10 and up. We are the only source for these and we're pretty sure you'll like our price better. This is a really unusual war related label. Marked "The Hooven Mercantile Co. New York. $2.00 #CS081 - Glattolin Collar Wax - Full Display 12 vintage full boxes of collar chafing wax in original display box. Great graphics as you can see in the picture. You get all 12 boxes and the display for only $10. Individual boxes are about 1 1/2" Square and contain a bar of the wax and a product advertising brochure. These are nice unused old store stock from around the 1910s. Marked "Made in Germany". Product was rubbed on your starched collar to keep it from chafing your neck. $10.00 #ZLS054 - Group of 3 Queen Cola Labels You get 3 for $1.50 (that's 50¢ each). This label has a lot going for it. The fishtail logo is an obvious early Coca Cola ripoff. It is marked Punxsutawney, PA (the home of Punxsutawney Phil the groundhog), and has a great image. It is very old (circa 1910s). They are about 4" wide and in great condition. Unused stock from the old Cold Spring Bottling Co. in Pennsylvania. $1.50 #ZBOT021 - Set of 10 Diamond Ink Labels You get ten for $5 (that's 50¢ each). 2" to 6 1/2" wide vintage circa 1910s ink and glue labels. Colorful. These look great on old ink and glue bottles. Unused old stock found in the company warehouse in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Group will vary. We have more of some types. $5.00 #ZBOT055 - Set of 4 Very Fancy Diamond Red Ink Labels Four vintage diamond red ink labels up to 4" tall. These are great labels. The two red fountain pen labels have a vintage fountain pen pictured with gilded details. The larger one went on a big master ink bottle. If you have one without a label this will make it look phenomenal. One of them says "College Red Ink" and has a small illustration of a pen with a college pennant attached to it that says "Inks". Circa 1910. Unused stock from the Diamond Ink Co. in Milwaukee, WI. $3.50 #ZLT016 - Long Distance Tobacco Wrapper Vintage Long Distance tobacco wrapper. Unused stock from the Scotten, Dillon Company, Detroit, Michigan. These are very early and beatiful stone lithos. Circa 1910. A large lot of old boxes and paper were found at the Scotten Dillon warehouse many years ago. We just picked up several different types from the guy who rescued them, and he let loose of some of the oldest ones that were found. They are very nice and in excellent condition. The entire label is 12" long and wrapped around a plug of tobacco. The image pictured showed up on the front and is about 4" wide. $1.00 #ZLSC051 - Monument Square Cigar Label Vintage 9 1/2" wide inner cigar box label from around the 1910s. Heavily embossed and gilded with a picture of monument square in Baltimore, MD. This is a scarce label and one of historical interest. The Monument was constructed between 1815-25 to commemorate the soldiers who had died in the Battle of North Point during the War of 1812. It prompted President John Quincy Adams to refer to Baltimore in 1827 as “the monumental city.” This label is hard to find in this kind of condition (near mint). $3.50 #ZBOT049 - Brown Mixture Opium Label 2 1/2" wide vintage Brown Mixture label. Says "Each fluid ounce contains .219 grains Opium". It also says it contained 10% alcohol. Says it was for coughs. My guess is that after you took it you didn't care whether you were sick anymore. Unused old stock found at the Baltzly Co. which was a drugstore in Massillon, Ohio. Excellent condition. Great pharmacy bottle label. Circa 1910s. $1.00 #ZLCA032 - Early Bess Milk Can Label 10" wide vintage evaporated milk label. Really nice stone litho image of a cow head with fancy old style print. These were found in a box under the stairs of an old cannery when it was being demolished. Scarce. Several types were found, but there weren't very many of these. Circa 1910s. $2.00 #ZLCA034 - Early Mansfield's Evaporated Milk Can Label 10" wide vintage evaporated milk label. Beautifull image of a cow head with fancy old style print. Copyright date marked on it is 1912, and they are probably from around that time period. They were found in a box under the stairs of an old cannery when it was being demolished. $2.00 #ZLSC019 - White Orchid Cigar Box Label Vintage 8" wide embossed and gilded White Orchid inner cigar box label. Really detailed and beautiful image. Circa 1910s or earlier. Nice unused condition. This is a scarce one and retails in the $8 - $10 range. $2.50 #ZLC135 - Early Walter Hawkins Orange Crate Label Vintage 8 3/4" wide orange crate label that says "Walter Hawkins Fancy Indian River Fruit". It also says "Write to Me For a Box of Fruit". This is an extremely rare and very beautiful label that retails in the $30 - $75 range. I doubt you'll ever see one at this kind of price again. Circa 1910s. Found at the Walter Hawkins warehouse in Jacksonville, Florida. Excellent unused condition. $17.50 #ZLT015 - Dan Patch Cut Plug Tobacco Wrapper Vintage Dan Patch tobacco wrapper. Unused stock from the Scotten, Dillon Company, Detroit, Michigan. Dan Patch was one of the most famous race horses in history. He was retired in 1909. These are from right around then or a little earlier. A large lot of old boxes and paper were found at the Scotten Dillon warehouse many years ago. We just picked up several different types from the guy who rescued them and they are some of the oldest ones that were found. They are very nice and in excellent condition. The entire label is 12" long and wrapped around a plug of tobacco. The image pictured showed up on the front and is about 4" wide. $1.00 #ZBOT066- Pair of Early Ketchup Bottle Labels (you get the pair for 50¢ - that's only a quarter each). Wider one is 3 1/2" across. These are circa 1910 ketchup bottle labels. You can pick up old ketchup bottles at bottle shows and antique malls very cheap. Put one of these labels on them and then you will have a great item. They are fantastic stone litho images. Unused old factory stock in great condition. $0.50   Displaying 1 - 20 of 28  Page: 1 2