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#CS103 - Mayets Laxative Tin
Vintage 1 7/8" wide Mayets slide lid tin from Mechanicsburg, Ohio. They show a little aging, but are in overall nice condition. Unused 1940s stock from the Keller company. Brightly colored. Not a very common one. Not many were found. Back says they were prepared from May Apple, Cascara, Dandelion, Gentian Aloes, and Capsicum.
$2.00
#CS102 - Full Lady Luxury Perfume Bottle
Vintage full bottle of Lady Luxury Perfume. Pretty 1930s glass perfume bottle (full of 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.
$2.50
#CS099 - Soovain Aspirin Sample Pack
Vintage 3" wide Soovain Aspirin professional sample pack. Nice picture of a Soovain aspirin tin on the front. These are empty gummed envelopes. Sample packs of all sorts are very collectible and this is not a real common one. Drop two aspirins in it and it should sell well. Unused old factory stock.
$0.40
#CS065 - 25 Different Card Seed Packets
Vintage Card Seed Packets. You get the set of all 25 different for $18. 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 most of the super colorful ones in it. It has a high percentage of colorful and rare ones.
$18.00
#CS089 - Full Box of Dr. Pierre's Hygeiaforms
Vintage 5" wide box from around 1890. It contains a spongy material which was supposed to be used for feminine napkins. The napkins are small by today's standards. These came from a granddaughter of Dr. Pierre. The family had kept some of the items that he used to sell. Interestingly, these came in plain cardboard cases which were unusual for the period (most items came in display boxes). I have learned that it is because this type of item (feminine product) was kept under the counter where it couldn't be seen back then. These boxes are in great shape and are very unusual.
$3.00
#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
#CS004 - Pinex Laxative Tin
Very old vintage tin in excellent condition. Found with the original invoice in the case that was dated 1914. 3 1/2" wide. Says "A pleasant and effective laxative for grown ups as well as for children. Keep out of reach of children, else they may eat them for candy." Found in the basement of The Pinex Company inFort Wayne, Ind. Vintage new old stock in unused condition.
$2.00
#CS075 - Group of 3 Early In-Step Free Sample Tins
You get 3 for $4.50 (that's $1.50 each). Vintage unused 7/8" diameter tins. Marked In-Step for ailing feet, rub well into skin. Also says free sample manufactured by the In-Step laboratory in Wayne, NY. These are the only examples I have ever seen. They turned up at an estate sale in New York. We bought the lot. They are unused, but do show minor signs of aging. Unused factory stock. This type of tin with this style of printing is likely from the 1910s. Neat find.
$4.50
#CS037 - Wenoka Apples Store Poster with Indian
Full 26" tall vintage unused 1940s store poster picturing an Indian warrior on arrowhead. Very nice condition. Unused stock from a Wenoka Apple distributor in the Wenatchee, WA area.
$3.00
#SIGN008 - Florida Tangerine Time Sign
Vintage color 14" wide cardboard store sign. Very colorful kids with a Howdy Doody look that were used in the Florida Citrus ads in the early 1950s which is when these are from. 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 "It's Tangerine Time! Florida Tangerines". Uncommon sign. 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. It seems to me that these should retail for substantially more.
$6.00
#CS063 - Group of 3 Spencer's All-Wheat Cereal Boxes
You get 3 for $4.50 (that's $1.50 each). 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.
$4.50
#CS100 - Full Pack Paradise Human Style Hair Net
Vintage 6 1/2" full package containing a "Human Hair Style" hair net. These say that they were "Handmade in Formosa". That was the old name we used to call Taiwan in the West. The image on these is fantastic. Super colorful. Would look great framed. Circa 1940s when nylon was very popular for hair nets.
$1.00
#CS101 - Full Pack Paradise Nylon Hair Net
Vintage 6 1/2" full package containing a nylon hair net. The image on these is fantastic. Super colorful. Would look great framed. Circa 1940s when nylon was very popular for hair nets.
$1.00
#PC006 - Pair of Johnson's Popcorn Boxes
Vintage circa 1950 Johnson's popcorn boxes. You get both for $2. These are unfilled store boxes that contained uncooked popcorn. The one is the 10 ounce size, and the other the 1 lb. size. They are 4 1/2" and 5" tall. These came from the warehouse of the long ago closed Dean Johnson Popcorn Co. in Wayne, Ohio.
$2.00
#CS005 - Group of 3 Fixaco Throat Confections Tins
You get 3 for $4.50 (that's $1.50 each). They say "Fixaco" "The unique throat confection for coughs, voice, and breath". Size of an aspirin tin. Unused old stock found in the factory building in St. Louis. Vintage 1930s. Excellent condition.
$4.50
#TO017 - Group of 3 Sun-Ray Cigar Posters
You get 3 for $6 (that's $2 each). 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.
$6.00
#CS073 - Group of 3 Blue Boy Kidney Beans Bags
You get 3 for $3 (that's $1 each). Vintage 10 1/2" tall cardboard bags (2 lb. size - about the size of a coffee bag). Unused old stock from the Haxton and Son. Packers in Oakfield, NY. Circa 1940s. Colorful and nice image of a country boy with a farm scene in the background. These are nice and not real common.
$3.00
#CS098 - Sanitary Apron Box
Vintage 7" wide box that was made to contain a muslin and rubber device for ladies. Says "supplies perfectly the universal demand among ladies for a device to protect their underwear and dresses". Large image on the front of the box. Folded flat and in unused condition from the long ago closed plant in Logansport, Indiana. Circa 1900 or so.
$2.00
#CS015 - Group of 3 Flagship Coffee Bags
Group of 3 for $2.25 (that's 75¢ each). Pictures a neat old airplane. Unused stock from the Flagship Coffee Co. in Cedar Rapids, Ia. Very colorful. Vintage 1940s stock. 9" tall.
$2.25
#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
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