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#CH082 - Smokey the Bear Coin
Vintage 1 1/4" diameter aluminum toy coin picturing Smokey. Front says "Smokey" on his hat and the famous slogan "Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires" around the perimeter. The reverse says "Always break matches in two" "Be sure fires are out cold!", and "Crush all Smokes Dead!". Perimeter says Dept of Agriculture and your State Forester. Unused stock from around the 1960s or possibly earlier. Nice condition.
$1.00
#TY123 - Comic Clock Toy with Captain Marvel and Others
Vintage 10" tall toy marked "Oscar and Friday's Comic Clock". Cardboard cutouts in a pictorial paper envelope. Instructions for assembly on back of envelope. Cardboard punchouts inside are uncut and in perfect condition. This is a good one. When you assemble it, the dial on the cardboard clock pictures and says Captain Marvel, Captain Marvel Jr., Willie the Worm, and others. Found in an old grocery store closet in Tampa, Fl. Circa mid 1940s. These are in very good condition.
$3.50
#CH081 - Ronald McDonald 1984 Olympic Coloring Calendar
Vintage 11" wide Ronald McDonald Coloring Calendar from the 1984 Olympic games. 28 pages with all sorts of Olympic information, an Olympic Calendar meant for kids to color, and all sorts of other fun things. Unused stock from the 1984 Olympics. These are in great shape and very nice and colorful. Unused old stock.
$1.00
#CH049 - Elvis Presley RCA Record Catalog
Vintage Elvis Presley RCA record catalog. 6" square, 16 pages. On the front it says "Our sincere thanks for your everlasting loyalty, Elvis, Vernon Presley, and the Colonel". On the reverse it says it was a photo album made for record promotion. Pictures 8 albums inside that were current at that time (around 1975), and lots of full color Elvis photos. Unused old store stock in great shape.
$2.00
#SIGN003 - Double Sided Florida Oranges Sunshine Sign - Anita Bryant
Fantastic vintage full color 17" tall two-sided paper sign with a guy taking pictures of a cute girl with an orange. The girl is Anita Bryant who was 19 at the time and was runner up in the Miss America pageant that year. She had a number of popular songs and movies right after that and became the spokesperson for Florida Oranges n 1969. She came back into the public eye in the mid 1970s with her controversial views on homosexuality. These signs are from very early in her career. Reverse pictures a period golf course in Florida with more advertising for oranges. They are actually two separate signs that are joined at the top and were meant to hang over a wire or string. They can easily be cut apart and sold separately. These are super colorful and fantastic. Pictures don't do them justice. They would be great framed in a kitchen. They came from the basement of a large store in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania called Trimble's. They 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 excellent condition except for very minor aging or slight creases across the top. They are from 1959 (some of the materials with them were dated). We will roll them for shipping.
$9.00
#CH071 - Walt Disney Magic Kingdom Coloring Book
Vintage 8 1/2" wide coloring book marked Walt Disney's Magic Kingdom Activity and Coloring Book. Neat pictures of pie eyed Mickey on the front and long billed Donald Duck on the back. Eight pages not including the cover. Found in a storage building with the Disney on Parade programs that we also have for sale. These are from around the time of the opening of the Magic Kingdom in 1971. They are very scarce and rarely offered for sale anywhere.
$3.00
#CH079 - Ken Maynard Trick Rope in Original Cellophane Package
Vintage 1940's Ken Maynard toy TRICK ROPE in original package. 11" wide package says "toy trick rope - with the patented embedded swivel". These are in their original cellophane packaging (which is quite brittle and has tears), but the card and rope are in perfect condition. Even has a fake autograph on it. The patent number on the card is from the mid 1930s, however, guaging by how old he looks in the picture, I'd guess they are from around 1940. With his white cowboy hat, fancy shirt, and pair of six-shooters, Maynard appeared in more than 90 films from the 1920s to the mid-1940s before his career was ended by alcoholism. This was a warehouse find, but it wasn't huge and these won't be around forever. Trick ropes were sold by a lot of cowboy movie stars during this time period and usually go for $100 or more. This is a great item.
$9.50
#CH074 - Speedy Alka Seltzer Cup Store Premium
Vintage 1960'S Speedy Alka-Seltzer collapsible travel cup advertising store premium. When opened it is nearly 3" tall. Closes to about an inch and has a compartment inside the lid to carry two alka-seltzer tablets. This is old store stock that was found in tubes that hung on the wall saying that you got one free with a purchase of Alka-Seltzer. Pristine condition.
$2.50
#CH065 - Early Disney on Parade Program
Vintage 12" tall diecut full color program. Twenty-four full color pages including a great picture of Walt Disney with the cast. This was one of the first programs that was made for Disney on Parade, and was used from 1969 until perhaps 1970 or 71. The cover price was $1.00 back then, but they go for $8-$10 in used condition now! These came from a storage building and are in pristine condition.
$2.50
#CH069 - Judas Priest Pin
Vintage well made gold colored Judas Priest pin. These are a little over an inch and a half wide with a pin on the back. Judas Priest was one of the first heavy metal bands and they are considered to this day to have been one of the very best. This should be a good item as it is from their heyday. These came from a fellow who sold merchandise at rock concerts and various events between about 1977 and 1978. He still had these in storage. They are well made and in great shape. This kind of stuff doesn't come around very often. Order early.
$2.00
#CH044 - Set of 8 1960s Fashion Model Mirrors
You get 8 of these vintage toys for $4 (Great deal - that's only 50¢ each!). They are 2" diameter carnival prize giveaways. We just found these in an old store in Pennsylvania where they had been sitting since the mid 1960s. One side is a mirror and the other side has a picture of a model. I thought the one was Twiggy, but Chris thinks it is Jean Shrimpton. The one with the hair on top of her head appears to be Bonnie Trompeter, and we couldn't figure out the other one. Email us if you think you know who she is. Most of them are marked Japan, but some don't have any mark. You will get a good mixture.
$4.00
#LC051 - Beau Geste Vegetable Crate Label
Vintage beautiful 9" tall unused vegetable crate label from the Los Angeles, CA area. Fruit and vegetable growers and exporters commissioned famous artist to make beautiful labels to try and make their product stand out. Many of the labels reflect events, people and areas that were popular during this time. This label was inspired by the movie of the same name starring Gary Cooper. It was Paramounts first Technicolor film. Circa 1940s.
$1.50
#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
#CH075 - Black Stranglers Pin
Vintage well made black enameled Stranglers pins. These are a little over an inch and a quarter wide with a pin on the back. The Stranglers were one of the first punk rock groups, and were the opening act for the Ramones in 1976. They had a string of top 10 hits in England in 1977 when they mixed their style with new wave and Gothic Rock. They are a very famous band in England and have a cult following in the US. This should be an extremely good item as it is from their hayday and there was very little merchandise made for them during this time period. They should retail for at least $6 - $10 each. These came from a fellow who sold merchandise at rock concerts and various events between about 1977 and 1978. He still had these in storage. They are well made and in great shape. This kind of stuff doesn't come around very often.
$2.50
#CH076 - Red Stranglers Pin
Vintage well made red enameled Stranglers pin. These are a little over an inch and a quarter wide with a pin on the back. The Stranglers were one of the first punk rock groups, and were the opening act for the Ramones in 1976. They had a string of top 10 hits in England in 1977 when they mixed their style with new wave and Gothic Rock. They are a very famous band in England and have a cult following in the US. This should be an extremely good item as it is from their hayday and there was very little merchandise made for them during this time period. They should retail for at least $6 - $10 each. These came from a fellow who sold merchandise at rock concerts and various events between about 1977 and 1978. He still had these in storage. They are well made and in great shape. This kind of stuff doesn't come around very often. There weren't many of the red ones. Order early.
$2.50
#CH077 - 1940 Tournament of Roses Souvenir Book
Vintage 11 3/4" tall. 36 pages of floats from the 1940 Tournament of Roses Parade. This issue is really neat. It has a full page showing Edgar Bergen and Charlie McCarthy who were the Grand Marshalls that year. These pages are very frameable and these books often go for $25 - $40 in used condition. These are in mint shape although you may find a page or two that sticks together a little. They were found in a shed in the Pasadena, California area many years ago.
$8.00
#CH066 - Pair of Enameled Elvis Medals
You get a pair for $4 (that's $2 each). These are fairly large (nearly and inch and a half in diameter) vintage medals for hanging on a necklace or charm bracelet. Good quality. Gold colored metal with enamel paint. These came from a fellow who sold merchandise at rock concerts and various events between about 1977 and 1978. He still had these in storage. They are well made and in great shape.
$4.00
#CH029 - Yogi Bear Fortune Teller
Vintage 4 1/4" tall sealed plastic envelope has a Yogi Bear character in it that you place on your hand. The heat of your hand makes it either move the head, foot, both or neither. Sometimes they curl up or flip all the way over. Directions on the back explain what your fortune is depending on what it does. Marked copyright Hanna Barbera Productions Inc, 1977. They were made right around that time.
$0.25
#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
#CH063 - Billy Joel Pin
Vintage well made gold colored Billy Joel enameled pin. These are about an inch and a quarter wide (pin is on the back). These came from a fellow who sold merchandise at rock concerts and various events between about 1977 and 1978. He still had these in storage. They are well made and in great shape. This kind of stuff doesn't come around very often. Order early.
$1.50
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