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OK guys. Something like this is uncommon. Vintage Charlie Chaplain items like this are nearly impossible to find. They came out of an old theatre in Brooklyn, NY. They are 11" tall thin paper handbills that they passed out in front of the theater to attact customers. It advertises D. W. Griffith's The Fall of Babylon which was made in 1919, so that is the time period these are from. It shows the second feature was Charlie Chaplan's comedy "Carman" which was made in 1917. This was the era of the silent movie and so it says "music throughout the entire show". What that means is that some guy played the organ while you watched the silent movies. This is a very good piece and we are proud to be able to offer it. These are the only examples we've ever seen. We bought them right and so are passing them on at an amazing price.

Vintage 8 1/2" wide Moth-Ene sign. Says "Moth-Ene Kills Moths-Eggs & Larvae". These are paper window signs they used to tape up in the front of the store. Fabulous image of a giant moth. These are very old (circa 1910). There may be minor edge damage or discoloration along the edges, but it kind of adds to the look with these. It can easily be trimmed off too.  I have never seen these before. They came from the estate of the famous dealer and friend, Bob Secrist.

Click the image to see a more detailed image of both sides of the passes. You get 12 for $12 (that's $1 each). This is a set of 12 Green Day backstage passes that are unused. They are in great condition. These cloth backstage passes are from Green Day's 2000-2001 Warning: World Tour. These passes are 3-1/4" tall and glow under blacklight. The OTTO Manufacturing mark is on the back of the pass.

Green Day is a Rock Band that originated in 1987 in the East Bay of California. They have over 90 million in record sales and were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2015. Green Day has been nominated for 17 Grammy Awards and won 4 times. They are number 97 on the Best Selling Albums of All-Time List.