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Circa 1920s. Unused old stock from the Covina Orange Growers Assn. in California $2.50 #CS001 - Spartan Aspirin Tin Large 2 1/2" wide circa 1920s Spartan aspirin tin. Nice unused stock found in the warehouse of the factory building in Petersburg, VA. Nice unused condition. Please note that they may have a very small amount of paper stuck to them where they were stacked. If you get them wet and rub them lightly, it will come off. $1.50 #ZLCA039 - Beautiful Early Pecan Valley Coffee Label 14 1/4" wide vintage circa 1920s label. Went on a one pound can. Nice shape. Heavy gilding. Unused old stock found in storage many years ago. This company started selling coffee in 1907 under the Walker-Smith Company name (that's the one on the label). They still do business, but are now just called Pecan Valley Coffee. Headquarters are still in Brownwood, Texas where they proudly display many of their old labels and coffee items. $3.50 #ZLCA045 - Clover Valley Evaporated Milk Label Vintage 9 7/8" wide Clover Valley Brand 1 pound Evaporated Milk label. Phenomenal label with cows in a field and an eagle pictured. A lot of detail. Stone litho image. Very deep and vibrant colors. These were found with the Roseco labels above and are from around the 1920s. They are an amazing find. You'll be hard pressed to find any nicer dairy related labels anywhere at any price. We bought out all of only the very best labels that were found and they are real doozies! $1.50 #CS041 - Mirabeau Cocoa Bath Toilet Soap Box Vintage 1920s Mirabeau Soap Box. 3 1/2" tall. These are old factory stock that were never filled. They are in excellent condition and will be folded flat. Found at the long abandoned Lincoln Chemical Works in Chicago, IL. $1.00 #CS064 - Set of 67 Different Card Seed Packets This is the best set around. It has most if not all of the rare ones and a very high percentage of great colors. Vintage Card Seed Packets. You get this set of all 67 different for $49. Incredibly beautiful chromolitho seed packets. These were found in a barn in storage in upstate New York where they had been sitting unfilled since around 1920. These are the last of this many different that we will ever see. The supply is drying up. $49.00 #CS065 - 10 Different Card Seed Packets Vintage Card Seed Packets. You get the set of all 10 different for $7.50. Incredibly beautiful chromolitho seed packets. These were found in a barn in storage in upstate New York where they had been sitting unfilled since around 1920. They are getting harder and harder to come by. This set has some of the super colorful ones in it. $7.50 #SOZ019 - Rochelle Club Two Sided Fan Hanger Sign Vintage 10 1/2" tall cardboard fan hanger sign. Has a hole punched in the top to tie a string on. Same picture on both sides. The other side is Ivory and blue colored. These date back to the time before air conditioners became widespread and ceiling fans were in almost every store and establishment. Fan Hangers were a common type of advertisement back then. They were tied to the string of a store ceiling fan, and flapped around from the fan movement drawing attention to the advertisement on them. These date to around the 1920s. Excellent unused condition. Found at the old Rochelle Club Beverage Corp. in Mt. Vernon, NY many years ago. $2.50 #ZZMS051 - Klein Insurance Blotter by R. H. Palenske - Cowboy on Cliff Vintage 9" tall Klein insurance blotter from around the 1920s (phone number is 3 digits). They have an image of a cowboy and his horse sitting on a cliff. Marked "Man's Friend" and "R. H. Palenske" who was a very famous artist. His works are very collectible and desirable and hang in the world`s finest galleries including the Smithsonian Institute, the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library and the Royal Gallery of London. I don't know much about art, but I suspect these are a real steal at this price. These are in unused condition and would look good framed. $2.50 #CS093 - Dr. Lynas Corn Remedy Box Vintage 2 3/4" tall cardboard Dr. Lynas Corn Remedy box. Remedies are very collectible. On the side, it says "Kure your Korns has been known as an Old Reliable Corn Remedy for many years past". Unused old stock from the long closed Dr. J. B. Lynas & Son warehouse in Logansport, IN. They were never used and are empty. Circa 1920s. Excellent condition. Shipped folded flat. $1.00 #ZLCA068 - Little Quaker Wax Bean Can Label - Valentines Day These are vintage 11" wide can labels that say Little Quaker Wax Beans. Notice that the little Quaker Girl is pictured in a Valentine that says "Hart Brand Trade Mark". Very heavily embossed and gilded (gold leaf). These came from the W. R. Roach Offices in Grand Rapids, MI. This is one of the most beautiful stone litho can labels ever made. They are very scarce and usually are listed at $12 -$18 each on Ebay. Excellent unused condition. Circa 1920s. $4.00 #TO022 - Bohannon's Red Fox Twist Tobacco Tag Vintage 1 5/8" wide colorful tobacco tag picturing a running fox. This is a scarce one. They go for around $10 each on Ebay. Circa 1920s. Excellent unused condition. $2.00 #ZBOT054 - Mutton Tallow Jar Label Vintage 2 1/2" wide label picturing a sheep. Says Roosa and Ratliff Chemical Co. "Contains mutton tallow, petrolatum,carbolic acid, camphor" "25¢". I found these about 10 years ago when they were closing the Roosa and Ratliff Company here in the Cincinnati area. At the time, I found some of the tins which were beautiful, but they are long gone. These labels went on small milk glass jars and look great on one if you have one sitting around. They are very uncommon as that batch was the only ones ever found. $0.50 #DA033 - Group of 5 Myers Sweet Rose Butter Wrappers - "Tuberculin Tested" You get 5 for $1.00 (that's 20¢ each). Vintage 11" tall Myers Sweet Rose Butter wrappers. Marked "Made of cream from officially accredited tuberculin tested areas". This sort of accreditation was done in the 1920s and 30s, so these are from that time period. This was done because a study published in 1924 by eminent scientists of the day showed that 25% - 77% of the cows tested in the Chicago area tested positive for tuberculosis. They concluded that pasteurization did not kill the tuberculosis spore and that "that milk, even though pasteurized, should be obtained only from cows free from tuberculosis, and that pasteurization and tuberculin testing of dairy cattle should go forward". Cattle that tested positive were slaughtered and by the late 1930s tuberculosis was pretty much gone from the cattle population. During the 1920s and 30s, if you wanted to sell dairy products, you needed to let people know that it only came from tuberculosis free cows. These are in excellent unused condition and an interesting piece of history. $1.00 #ZZTO026 - 1922 G.H.P. El Producto Cigar Co. Letterhead Vintage 11" tall G.H.P. Cigar Co Inc letterhead. Has the famous El Producto brand mark on it. These were found in storage at the Brockmeyer Cigar Company in St. Louis, MO. They are letters that were written by Lorillard to Brockmeyer. All are dated 1922, and two are alike. Condition is pretty good on these, but they will have typical aging, folds, edge tears, etc. $1.00 #ZLCA056 - Templar Sweet Peas Can Label Vintage 11" wide Templar Sweet Peas can label. Beautiful label with incredible colors. Pictures a knight in armor on a horse . Gilded stone litho. Printer's mark shows it was made in 1934. Unused stock from W. R.Roach & Co. in Grand Rapids, MI. $1.50 #HH044 - Scarce Kentucky Field Pumpkin Card Seed Packet Vintage Kentucky Field Pumpkin Card Seed Co. seed packet. These were found in a barn in storage in upstate New York where they had been sitting unfilled since around 1920. This particular one is scarce and in high demand by Halloween collectors. It will bring $5 - $6 retail. $2.00 #ZLCA065 - Huge Pierpole Brand Maine Apple Can Label These are a full 20" wide! Vintage circa 1920s Pierpole Maine Apples label that was found at the C. H. Brackley packers in Strong, Maine. Very finely detailed stone litho image of an Indian chief. This is an uncommon label and they are in very nice condition. $4.50 #NE007 - Black Maria Tobacco Tag 1" tall vintage Black Maria tobacco tag. Turned up in an old tobacco warehouse. They're pretty old. Likely from around the 1920s. Very nice condition. $0.80 #ZLSC045 - Group of 6 Rudolph Valentino Cigar Bands You get 6 for $3 (that's 50¢ each). Embossed and gilded cigar band labels say “Rudolph Valentino Quality Cigar”. From the mid 1920’s when Rudolph Valentino was considered the ultimate screen lover. He was idolized by the female fans of the 1920's like Elvis was in the 1950’s. He died an untimely death in 1926 at only 31 years of age (from a perforated ulcer), which probably explains why these cigar band labels were never used. These have become very difficult to find. $3.00   Displaying 1 - 20 of 64  Page: 1 2 3 4