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VINTAGE 1930s ITEMS
 
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#ZLSG015 - Stafford's Blacks Grape Crate Label with Black Boy
#ZLSG015 - Stafford's Blacks Grape Crate Label with Black Boy
13 1/4" wide colorful vintage grape labels. Not very many of these were found. Unusual image. Pictures a black boy with a colander on his head with a feather coming out of it. Circa 1930s. Unused old factory stock from Tipton, CA. Excellent condition.
$2.00



#CC184 - Coca Cola Dry Server with Lady Carrying a Tray with a Bottle of Coke
#CC184 - Coca Cola Dry Server with Lady Carrying a Tray with a Bottle of Coke
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server picturing a lady carrying a tray with a bottle of Coke and lunch. These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$1.50



#CS063 - Spencer's All-Wheat Cereal Box
#CS063 - Spencer's All-Wheat Cereal Box
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Spencer's All-Wheat cereal boxes. Beautiful art-deco design. Unused old stock found in storage in Burns, TN. Has recipes on the back. Circa 1930s. Shipped folded flat. We got a really good deal on these and so are offering them to you at a very low price. These are really nice.
$1.00



#CC210 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a Pilot Drinking a Coke
#CC210 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a Pilot Drinking a Coke
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server with a picture of a pilot drinking a Coke. Says "Take off Refreshed". This is a very scarce one. We were happy to get some of them. These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$2.00



#CS102 - Full Lady Luxury Perfume Bottle
#CS102 - Full Lady Luxury Perfume Bottle
Vintage bottle of Lady Luxury Perfume. Pretty 1930s glass perfume bottle (with perfume). They say “Lady Luxury”, and picture a well dressed lady and a goose in colorful detail. The writing and perimeter are all gold leaf. 2 1/2” tall. Old stock from the Lynas company in Logansport, Indiana. The perfume is partially dried up in these. Just add a little water and they're good.
$2.50



#CH185 - Full Pack of 1932 Screen Star Stamps Series 1
#CH185 - Full Pack of 1932 Screen Star Stamps Series 1
Vintage 5 1/4" tall glassine packet containing 18 movie star stamps. This one is marked series one and has Groucho and Harpo Marx and many silent film era stars. They are in perfect unused condition and dated 1932. The stamps are a little brittle like all stamps this old, so I wouldn't take them out of the package unless you remove them very gently.
$4.00



#CC185 - Coca Cola Dry Server with Hand Holding a Coke Carton and Lady with a Tray
#CC185 - Coca Cola Dry Server with Hand Holding a Coke Carton and Lady with a Tray
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server picturing a hand holding a carton of Coke and a lady carrying a tray with a bottle of Coke and lunch. These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$1.50



#CC200 - Coca Cola Dry Server with the Hand Holding the Bottle
#CC200 - Coca Cola Dry Server with the Hand Holding the Bottle
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server with the classic picture of the hand holding the bottle. Says "The Drink Everybody Knows". These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$1.50



#TO017 - Sun-Ray Cigar Poster
#TO017 - Sun-Ray Cigar Poster
Large vintage 17" wide paper poster for Sun-Ray Cigars. Fancy name on sunburst background. Unused stock found in the warehouse. Circa 1930s. Nice condition.
$1.50



#TY290 - Roto Top Box
#TY290 - Roto Top Box
Vintage 6 1/2" long cardboard box. These are old factory stock that were never filled and are great for an old toy display. They were made to contain a toy with a string that you pulled and it spun three tops at one time. These were found at the Weaver Manufacturing Co. in Elizabethtown, PA and are marked as such. Cool illustrations of the top and how it worked on the box.
$1.00



#CC199 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a large carton of Coke and Sandwich Tray
#CC199 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a large carton of Coke and Sandwich Tray
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server picturing hand holding a carton of Coke, a bottle of Coke, and a sandwich tray. These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$1.50



#MS146 - Three Very Old pre-war Japan Parasol Trinkets
#MS146 - Three Very Old pre-war Japan Parasol Trinkets
You get 3 for $3 (that's $1.00 each and quite a bargain). You will get 3 different colored ones. Vintage 8" tall hanging lantern on a wooden stick. When I first saw these I thought they were drink stirrers, but then I realized they were wood (which floats). They are very detailed with thin delicate hand painted paper umbrellas with cardboard and wood details. I found these in very early likely Pre-WWII (1930s) Japanese rice paper boxes at my favorite toy store in Kentucky. I found them in the trinket section of remote storage, so I think they were toys. I have never seen these before in any condition.
$3.00



#CC209 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a Burger and a Coke
#CC209 - Coca Cola Dry Server with a Burger and a Coke
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server with a picture of a bottle of Coke and a hamburger on a tray. Says "So refreshing with food". These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. We just bought part of a huge collection of Coke items. These were part of the lot. The fellow that had this stuff is a friend who searched old bottling plants and hauled most of this stuff out many years ago.
$1.50



#ZLCA069 - Scarce Large Size Longwood Plantation Syrup Label
#ZLCA069 - Scarce Large Size Longwood Plantation Syrup Label
These are vintage 8" wide by 6 1/2" tall Longwood Plantation can labels that picture an Aunt Jemima looking black lady with a red bandana. A bunch of these were found many years ago at the Longwood Plantation in Baton Rouge, LA., but this large size has always been hard to acquire. They went on a large tin can.
$0.50



#DA030 - Old Mill Hand Pack Ice Cream Box
#DA030 - Old Mill Hand Pack Ice Cream Box
Beautiful vintage 4" tall ice cream box. Colorful with windmill pictured. Says they were hand packed at the Old Mill Ice Cream Co. in Davenport, Iowa. Unused old factory stock in excellent condition.
$2.00



#ZLS048 - Sanitary Brand Root Beer Label
#ZLS048 - Sanitary Brand Root Beer Label
Sanitary Brand Root Beer Label. Beautifully detailed fairy tale image with deep colors & gilding. Its a very Collectible Root Beer Label to boot. Circa 1930's. Unused stock from the Sanitary Bottling Works building in Indiana Harbor, Indiana. 4-1/2" wide.
$0.50



#CH083 - Group of 4 Pieces of Poll Parrot Shoe Money
#CH083 - Group of 4 Pieces of Poll Parrot Shoe Money
You get 4 for $3 (that's 75¢ each). These Vintage 6" wide pieces of Poll Parrot Shoe Money say "Trade at the store that gives you Poll Parrot Shoe Money with your purchases". Says you could exchange it for valuable prizes. From an shoe store. Circa 1930s or perhaps a little earlier. The one pictured was worth 10 cents, but you will get several different denominations. There are several are different colors.
$3.00



#CH239 - 1930s Anita Louise Publicity Photo
#CH239 - 1930s Anita Louise Publicity Photo
Vintage 10" tall Anita Louise publicity photo from the 1930s. Has a faux signature that says "Cordially, Anita Louise" and a mark that says "A Warner - First National Star". These are in nice shape and were printed on high quality paper. This is an uncommon one that retails for over 10 bucks. Anita Louise was a top name in the movies in the 1930s and was in many movies of that era when she was only in her teens and twenties. She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
$3.00



#SIGN002 - Sunkist Shamrock Valencias Sign
#SIGN002 - Sunkist Shamrock Valencias Sign
Vintage 9 1/2" tall circa 1930s cardboard store signs. These were distributed to groceries to use as price signs for Valencia oranges. Unused old stock from Northern Orange County. Nice image. Got these from a long time dealer who is retiring. He had found them many many years ago.
$2.00



#SP039 - Schlitz Menu Sheet with Phil Lyford Artwork
#SP039 - Schlitz Menu Sheet with Phil Lyford Artwork
Vintage 10" tall unused paper menu sheet with a large colorful picture of a sophisticated couple dining and drinking Schlitz beer. It has the slogan "It's smart to drink Schlitz" and "The beer that made Milwaukee famous". Also says "In brown bottles". These are easy to date as those logos were only used in combination for a couple of years around 1934. They have a Phil Lyford signature. Phil Lyford was a very famous artist who did many paintings and illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman. He passed away around 1950. His paintings go for around 2 grand. These are quite a find.
$2.00

 
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