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#ZLCA035 - Defy the World Can Label
14" wide vintage label. Circa 1900s. An outstanding early can tomato label from Sam'l L. Kelty & Son in Quinton, N.J. Super graphics and print, has a heavy varnished look. Great image of Victorian House. Old unused warehouse stock. This is one of the very best can labels out there for framing. The image is very detailed and colorful.
$3.00


#ZBOT013 - Buffalo Ammonia Label
5 1/2" tall vintage Buffalo Ammonia label. These are spectacular labels and look incredible on a bottle. Very deep colors and old style writing with a picture of a buffalo. From the early 1900s. Says the company was established in 1872. Unused stock from American Bluing Co. warehouse in Buffalo, NY.
$1.50


#ZBOT405 - Group of 10 different Lynas Boudoir Product Labels
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 10 labels for $3.50 (that's 35¢ each). Most are 2" to 3" tall. These are incredibly detailed super colorful labels. Circa 1905. They look fantastic on an old bottle from that era. These were found at the Lynas & Sons warehouse in Logansport, IN many years ago and they are getting hard to find. These are in excellent unused condition.
$3.50


#BEADS0794 - Group of 10 Glass African Trade Beads
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 10 for $3.50 (that's 35¢ each). These are African powder beads (sand cast beads) from broken strands. They are from the around the 1920s and run from about 7mm to 15mm in diameter. They were made from ground glass ballast from ships. I did notice a clay one here and there too. These were used as currency and decoration in Ghana. A friend brought these to this country many years ago. They are in typical used condition. All sorts of different types and styles. You will get a mix similar to the picture. No special requests please.
$3.50


#MS169 - 1908 Victorian Print - Lady with a Rifle
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1908 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady out hunting with a rifle. This one is hard to find. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." Illustrated by Maud Stumm with her signature mark. These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$6.00


#ZBOT404 - Set of 20 Different Blumers Medical Bottle Labels - All Sorts of Really Nice Ones
Click the picture to see a large picture of a typical group. You will get the 20 different Dr. Blumers (Lincoln Chemical) medical bottle labels in the picture for $6.00 (that's 30¢ each). These are very old and range from around 1890 to maybe as late as 1910. Sizes vary a lot as you can see in the large picture. For perspective, the Never-Dry Massage cream label in the picture is 6" wide. There are all sorts of interesting ones like Gypsy Wonder Salve and Heave Bouncer. We have never had any of these before. This is the tip of an iceberg. Many of you may have known Lorie Cairns back in the day.  She was one of the pioneers of the vintage label business, and one of the first ones to go trekking around looking for this stuff back in the day. She recently sold us all of her remaining inventory as she no longer runs the business. Thanks Lorie. We will make sure to get these items out to people who will appreciate them.
$6.00


#SIGN112 - Rare Early B.P.O.Elks Paper Flag on Pin

Vintage 2" wide paper flag on metal pin for the B.P.O.Elks. The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks (also known as the Elks Lodge or simply The Elks) is to this day one of the largest fraternal orders in the United States with around a million current members. It was formed as a fraternal order and social club in 1868 and has a lot of rituals, traditions, and regalia that is very simllar to the Freemasons.  It was a boys only club until recent years, and many lodges are still men only. They sponsored an insurance fund in the 1800s that was banned in 1907 when the money was mismanaged. Since then it has been a social club that has donated to many charities. These flags are very early and came out of a factory that made silks and flags many years ago. Based on the master boxes, I'd say they are from the early 1900s. As far as we can tell, these are the only examples known.  They say "B.P.O.Elks" and have the society Elk logo on them. The flags are paper with some aging, and the pins have a little light rust, but are in amazing condition for their age. There was not a big bunch of these found and we have all of them.

$1.50


#MS170 - 1908 Victorian Print - Lady Paddling a Canoe
Vintage 1908 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady paddling a canoe. This is one of the scarcer ones. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." Illustrated by Maud Stumm with her signature mark. These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$6.00


#CA123 - Early 1900s Pittsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Timebooks
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 8" wide 15 page Foreman Time Book. These were used by the formen to keep track of hours worked by their employees. They are used and show employees names and hours in them. The Front cover says "The PIttsburgh and Lake Erie Railroad Company Time Book".  All are dated between 1901 and 1911.
$2.50


#MS153 - 1908 Victorian Print - Lady with Daisies in Her Hat
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1908 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady with a hat with daisies on it. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." These are unused old stock that were donated to a museum that consequently went out of business and sold them! Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$5.00


#MS312 - 1908 Victorian Print - Lady in Red Driving an Early Car - Maud Strumm
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1908 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady in red driving an early car. Very bright and striking image. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY.". Printed signature of famous artist Maud Strumm. These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, they are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$6.00


#ZBOT205 - Edelweiss Disappearing Cream Bust Developer Label
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 3 1/2" wide label pictures flowers on leaved stems, and says "Edelweiss Disappearing Cream" "Flesh Builder" "Will remove wrinkles and develop the bust". Circa 1900. These came from long time dealer Lorie Cairns who recently sold us her inventory. Lorie was one of the pioneers in this business and we are very grateful to her. Excellent unused condition.
$1.00


#ZLC245 - Very Old Jordan's Jasper Juicies Georgia Peach Crate Label
Vintage 8 1/4" wide Jordan's Jasper Juicies Georgia Peach crate label. This is an old find from years ago. People always think that they are from the 1920s or 30s, but they are much older. In 1906, the Food and Drug Act required labeling the weight and measure of products. This is from before that time. There is no measure or weight noted on it. Unused stock from E. G. Jordan in Monticello, GA. These are in excellent unused condition.
$3.00


#ZLCA906 - Super Rare Very Large E. B. Millar & Co. Curacoa Coffee Can Label
Click on the image to a detailed image of the entire label. This is without a doubt the most beautiful label we have ever had. No picture can do them justice. They are super rare 18 1/4" wide labels that went on a coffee can. There is no pound or measurement mark meaning they were made before 1910. Our best guess is right around 1900. The images are spectacular. Has writing all over it. "Millar's Celebrated Curacoa Pure Clean Wholesome Coffee" "The Aromatic Morning Cup". It has guarantees and preparation directions on it too. These are unused old stock from the plant that was on Michigan Ave. in Chicago. All have some aging, but very minor for their age. It might be a round corner or a small edge tear or some very slight staining, but all minor stuff. These would be incredible framed in a kitchen. We got them from the estate of friend and dealer Bob Secrist.
$15.00


#SIGN118 - Rare Early Foresters of America Paper Flag on Pin (Early Foresters Insurance Item)

Vintage 2" wide paper flag on metal pin for the Foresters of America. These are paper flags with the same colorful illustration on both sides that say "Foresters of America" "Liberty Unity, Benevolence and Concord". Vintage 2" wide paper flag on 2 1/2" long metal pin for the Foresters of America. This was a benevolent fraternal organization that existed under this name from 1890 till 1969. It evolved from ancient European groups and also offered insurance to members. Over the years, the fraternal part of the organization was lost and it because what is now the Foresters Insurance Company! The flags are paper with some aging, and the pins have a little light rust, but these are in amazing condition for their age. These are very rare.

$1.50


#ZBOT103 - Universal Special Cream Label that went on a Milk Glass Jar
Vintage 4 7/8" wide label. Great image of a period lady with scrolling. These are fantastic. They came from the remains of the Universal Medicine Company many years ago and I had a full display of the jars with the labels on them. They go on a milk glass jar. These were a little curled and so I put them under some book to straighten them out many years ago and just refound them. They still have a slight curl, but will glue on a round milk glass jar just fine. Says "Universal Vanishing Cream is an excellent preparation fror Daily Use" etc. "Universal Laboratories Chicago". They are likely right around 1900.
$0.75


#MS154 - 1909 Victorian Print - Lady at the Piano with Red Roses
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1909 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a lady at a piano with red roses. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." Illustrated by Maud Stumm and has her signature marking. These are unused old stock that were donated to a museum that consequently went out of business and sold them! Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$5.00


#ZLCA237 - Rare Early Indian Chief Pocologan Herring Can Label
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage very rare 9 3/4" wide Indian Chief Brand Prepared Herring can label. These are rare and circa 1900. They picture an Indian chief and say "Chief Pocologan". It also pictures a herring. Crude colorful stone litho images. Marked "Shaw & Eillis Pocologan, Char. Co. N.B. Canada". Unused old factory stock in excellent condition.
$7.00


#ZLCA299 - Super Rare Early Boss Brand Columbia River Salmon Label
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 10 1/2" wide "Boss Brand Columbia River Salmon" can label. Marked "Pillar Rock Packing Co. Pillar Rock, Wash." and "Everding & Farrell Sole Agents Portland, Oregon". Framed in striped gilding with a picture of the "Boss" and Sailing Ships. Very old. Circa 1900. These retail from $25 - $50 depending on condition. We acquired these in one of our big label finds last year, and they are in excellent unused condition.
$7.50


#ZLS226 - Columbia Springs Anisette Soda Bottle Label
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 4" wide "Columbia Springs" soda bottle label. Early 1900s. Pictures the springs and says "Columbia Springs Trademark Superior Anisette" "Bottled by Columbia Bottling Co. Lawrence, Massachusetts". Excellent unused condition. We acquired these from a long time label dealer on the west coast that we bought out.
$1.50


#CS162 - Group of 12 Tru-Fit Elastic Sanitary Belt Envelopes
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image of both sides of the envelope. You get 12 for $4.20 (that's 35¢ each). Vintage 6" tall Tru-Fit Sanitary Belt paper envelopes. These are circa 1900 and are in good condition. They were found many years ago at the Lynas warehouse in Logansport, IN. They are marked The Logan Fabric Company. The back says "THE BELT" "is made from the finest fabric and pure rubber" etc. Said it could be reused. Great image on the front.
$4.20


#MS158 - 1907 Victorian Print - New York Show Girl at Daly's
Click the picture to see  larger more detailed image. Vintage 1907 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a New York Show Girl at Daly's. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." Illustrated by Maud Stumm with her signature mark. These are unused old stock that were donated to a museum that consequently went out of business and sold them! Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$5.00


#MS162 - 1907 Victorian Print - New York Show Girl - Knickerbocker
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 1907 (dated) 12 3/4" tall stone lithograph print on thin cardboard featuring a New York Show Girl - Knickerbocker. Marked "The Gray Litho Co. NY." These have quite a history. They are unused old stock that was originally uncovered in a San Francisco commercial building. They were donated to a museum that wanted to sell them to raise funds for a monument dedicated to Eleanor Roosevelt, but, the museum owner passed away. Now, the are here. Excellent condition. These are incredibly beautiful.
$5.00


#ZBOT427 - Group of 20 Different Blumers Beauty Care Bottle Labels
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 20 different for $5.00 (that's 25¢ each). Vintage Group of 20 different Blumer beauty care labels. Circa 1900/1910. Most are about 3" - 4" tall. Every thing you can think of is in here from Hair Wash to Sachet Powder to Skin Food etc. We have had many blumers boxes from the original find many years ago, but this is the first group of the labels we have ever seen. All are marked Blumers or Lincoln Chemical (same company) Chicago, Illinois. They are great for putting on bottles. Different size and colors. We acquired these from long time dealer Lorie Cairns who recently sold us her inventory. Lorie was one of the pioneers in this business and we are very grateful to her. Excellent unused condition.
$5.00
 
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