DON and CHRIS' OLD STUFF WHOLESALE VINTAGE ANTIQUES and COLLECTIBLES All items guaranteed old and original. MC, Visa, Am Exp, Discover, Checks, MOs and Paypal accepted. Wholesale Catalog #48 - No Minimum Order - Public Welcome

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Guaging by the fishtail logo, they are likely unused stock from the 1950s or 60s. Vintage Coke collectible. $0.75 #CC040 - Pops-Rite Coca Cola Popcorn Bag Vintage circa 1950s Pops-Rite Coca Cola popcorn bags. 8 1/2" long. I bought the one case of these that turned up in a warehouse in Tennessee. The case says Blevins noiseless bags on it. The Blevins Popcorn Co. was founded by James Victor Blevins in 1945 and was nationally famous. He trademarked the name Pops-Rite around 1948 and started the “Presidential Popcorn Poll”, in which movie goers requested a Republican or Democrat box for their popcorn. The popcorn poll predicted Truman would defeat Dewey, and for 20 years thereafter accurately predicted the results of the presidential elections. Blevins sold the Pops-Rite business in 1961. They are in really nice condition. $2.00 #SIGN006 - Florida Valencia Oranges Sign Vintage color 14" wide cardboard store sign. Colorful picture of a hand showing the size of an old glass with the words "Drink a Full Big Glass Every Day". The space to the left was where they wrote the prices. Uncommon sign. These are from somewhere between 1952 and 1956 when the image on this sign was the logo that appeared on most advertising for Florida oranges. They came from the basement of a large store in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania called Trimble's. The store got signs with their deliveries and threw them in piles in the basement. One of our long time customers rescued these (thank's Bob) and a number of others. They were never used, and are in very good condition, but some do have minor small age stains near the edges. $3.50 #CH080 - Mr. Peanut Bag from the Peanut Store Vintage 5" tall unused Mr. Peanut bag. Unused old stock from "The Peanut Store" in Wilkes Barre, PA. These came from the estate of a Planter's Peanut executive and are in really exceptional condition. Very colorful. Circa 1950. $1.50 #SIGN005 - Metal Fan Pulls with Winston and Camel Advertising Vintage 3 1/2" diameter lithographed tin fan pulls. Brightly colored. They have the original string still attached. One side pictures a pack of camels and the other a pack on Winstons. These are a small quantity find and are from around 1954 when Winston introduced the filter cigarette. Very uncommon item. They were in a sealed box, but do have some slight signs of age. $10.00 #TY106 - Keds Space Yo-Yo Puzzle Decoder Whistle These are vintage Keds premiums found in storage in an old shoe store. They come in a cellophane package with directions. They explain how it is a yo-yo with a space puzzle and whistle in the side. The whistle area of the yoyo has the letters of the alphabet with long and short dashes next to them. The directions say that you blew long or short whistles according to the code to send out messages. It also has a list of "astronaut talk" including the term "photon engine" which was a popular idea in the 1950s which is the time period they are from. You may see one of these around once in a while, but not likely mint in the cellophane package like this with the directions. The ones I've seen before are used and don't have directions. In that condition, they go for around $25 each. These should be better. $12.50 #ZLBE021 - Group of 9 Different Mini Beer Labels You get 9 for $1.80 (that's 18¢ each). 1 1/2" to 2" wide mini beer labels. All from the 1950s. These are very collectible and hard to find. They were made for salt and pepper mini beer bottles and mini souvenir bottles. There are two different Gettelmans, Canadian Ace, Schmidt, MIller High Life, Goebel, Grain Belt, Fox Head, and Schaefer. You can often find the old mini beer bottle salt and pepper shakers that need a label at garage sales, etc. very inexpensively. We got a really good deal on these so we're passing the savings on to you. $1.80 #SP007 - Group of 3 Schlitz Beer Menu Sheets You get 3 Schlitz beer menu sheets for $3 (that's $1 each). These are vintage 10 3/4" tall paper menu sheets that are marked Jos. Schlitz Brewing Company, 1958 on the bottom. The logos in the above picture are at the top and bottom of each sheet. Unused old stock in excellent condition. $3.00 #HH039 - Halloween Treat Bag Witch and Cauldron 5 3/4" tall vintage Halloween trick or treat bag picturing a witch stirring her cauldron . Says Trick or Treat. From around the 1950s. Excellent unused condition. $0.50 #CH048 - Set of 8 Jack and Jill Jello Boxes You get 8 for $2 (that's 25¢ each). Vintage 3 1/2" wide Jack and Jill Jello Boxes. Unused old stock found at the Junior Food Products Co. in Tyrone, PA many years ago. These are a nice old store box and also have Jack and Jill carrying a pail of water pictured on them. A real bargain at this price. Circa 1950s. $2.00 #DA019 - Old Flat Top Minute Maid Orange Juice Container 3 1/2" tall vintage waxed flat top juice container. These are very scarce and collectible. These were the first type of waxed containers used in schools. They were made in the 1950s till as late as the early 60s in some areas of the country. Marked Minute Maid Orange Juice Orlando, Fl. They are unused and a little dusty. $0.75 #DA026 - Pair of Ice Cream Boxes Picturing Skiers You get the pair for $2.00 (that's $1/box). Vintage 1 quart and 1/2 pint ice cream boxes picture a skier in the mountains with a chalet. The bigger one is 5 1/2" tall when folded closed. Unused stock. Circa 1950. Some are stamped Polar Brand with a flavor on the top. Nice shape. $2.00 #PC019 - Group of 5 Fresh Roasted Peanuts Bags with Monkey You get 5 for $2.00 (that's 40¢ each). Vintage circa 1950 unused peanut bag. 7 1/2" tall. Neat image of an organ grinder and a monkey holding out a cup. Old stock in unused condition. Very nice shape. $2.00 #SIGN014 - Florida Tangerine Special Sign with Girl and Train Vintage color 14" wide cardboard store sign. This one is a real beauty. Very colorful young girl and train pictured which says Tangerine Special. These are from the early 1950s which is when this style of artwork was used for Florida citrus products. The space to the right was where they wrote the prices. The reverse has writing on it too so the sign could be seen from either side. Reverse says "Florida Tangerines are Good for You". They came from the basement of a large store in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania called Trimble's. The store got signs with their deliveries and threw them in piles in the basement. One of our long time customers rescued these (thank's Bob) and a number of others. These are in excellent condition. Of note, magazine ads for Florida Oranges from the 1950s retail for $8 - $10. These should retail for substantially more. $6.00 #TM035 - Two Different More Bounce to the Ounce Pepsi Match Packs You get the pair for $4 (that's $2.00 each). Vintage full pack front cover strikers from the 1950s. Both say "More Bounce to the Ounce". One says "Drink Pepsi-Cola Ice-Cold" and the other just says "Pepsi-Cola" on the bottle cap pictured. Excellent unused condition from an old soda plant. A little paint smear on the one type (they were made that way). These sell for $6 - $8 apiece on Ebay in this kind of condition. $4.00 #TM037 - Olympia Beer Front Cover Striker Souvenir Match Pack Vintage full pack of front cover striker souvenier Olympia Beer matches. Nice old ones from the plant in Tumwater, Washington. Circa 1950s. $1.50 #ZZSOP012 - Group of 4 1950s Pepsi Checks You get 4 for $3.20 (that's 80¢ each). Neat vintage 8" wide Pepsi checks found in the old Pepsi bottling plant in Selma, NC. Has a picture of a bottle cap with the single dot logo. $3.20 #ZLBE029 - Old Timer's Lager Beer Label Vintage 4" wide circa 1950s beer label picturing a bunch of guys drinking beer around a table. Very nice image and lots of gilding. Unused stock in nice condition from the West Bend Lithia Company in West Bend, WI. Not real common. $0.25 #TY108 - Group of 4 Miniature Wooden Tops You get 4 for $2.00 (that's 50¢ each). Vintage wooden mini tops. About 1” tall. Most are blue. Well made. Near perfect condition. Circa 1950. Found in cases marked the “Royal Top Co.” These came from the closed Gulack warehouse in Brooklyn, NY. $2.00 #TY112 - Group of 3 Wrigley's gum Spearmint Snappy Gum Tricks You get 3 for $3 (that's $1 each). Vintage Wrigley's gum snapping trick. Made of cardboard, paper, and metal and marked "Made in Japan". It has a lever like a mouse trap, so when you offer someone a stick of gum they get snapped by the lever. They still work and are the same size and look just like a real pack of gum except for the spelling of Wrigley's (they spelled it Wriggeyl's). Neat circa 1950s novelty in great shape. Unsold old stock found in warehouse storage. $3.00 Displaying 21 - 40 of 115  Page: 1 2 3 4 5 6