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(Updated March 6th, 2025)

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#CC254 - Coca Cola Dry Server Picturing a Girl Carrying her Roller Skates at a Coke Cooler

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#CC254 - Coca Cola Dry Server Picturing a Girl Carrying her Roller Skates at a Coke Cooler

Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server with a picture of a girl with her roller skates over her left shoulder and a bottle of Coke in her right in front of a Coke cooler. Says "It's the Real Thing". These are paper sleeves that were dispensed from old Coke machines. The refrigeration in the old machines made the bottles sweat, so you put the bottle in one of these sleeves to keep them dry. Some people call them bottle bags, but the are really sleeves. Dated 1932. These are in exceptional condition. These are from a huge collection of Coke items a friend had who searched old bottling plants and hauled this stuff out many years ago.

$2.00 -+

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#CE072 Beautiful Pumpkin 10¢ Seed Pack - Nice Fall/Halloween Item - As low as 75¢ each

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#CE072 Beautiful Pumpkin 10¢ Seed Pack - Nice Fall/Halloween Item - As low as 75¢ each

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage unfilled (empty) Kentucky Field Pumpkin 10¢ seed packet from the Lone Star Seed Co. in San Antonio, Texas. If you buy 4 or more, the price will decrease to 50¢ each in the cart. The old stone litho images on the envelopes were probably printed in the 1940s in mass with blanks for prices and descriptions that they stamped later so they could change the prices and details later. Excellent condition.

$1.00 -+

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#TZCards148 - Complete Set of 16 Different Exhibit Supply Radio Arcade Cards For Single Women

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#TZCards148 - Complete Set of 16 Different Exhibit Supply Radio Arcade Cards For Single Women

Vintage complete set of 16 Exhibit Supply Radio Cards for Single Women. These are 1 1/2" tall and picture a guy on the front with a radio message for the woman receiving the card of the reverse. The ones pictured are typical. For example, "My own true love life is not worth living without you. Come to my arms my darling, my heart hungers for you". The machines that dispensed these for a penny were only made from 1923 - 1931. Exhibit Supply often continued to make cards for their machines that they would sell to the penny arcades that used them for awhile after they no longer made the machines. Gauging by the original brick these were wrapped in, I'd say these are likely an old version from the 1930/40s. The gentleman pictured are all very period 1920s guys. These are very rare and unusual. Complete sets are nearly impossible to find. These were in original bricks marked Exhibit Supply that were found in storage at a penny arcade up in the northeast. Very few collectors will have a complete set of these and we've got them priced right.

$6.00 -+

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#CS398 - Group of Two Full Bottles of Drew Pure Lemon Extract in Original Boxes

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#CS398 - Group of Two Full Bottles of Drew Pure Lemon Extract in Original Boxes

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image that shows both the box and the bottle contained in it. You get 2 full bottles in original boxes for $4 - That's $2 each. Vintage 4" tall cardboard package contains a deco style bottle that still has the Lemon Extract in it with a tin lid that has really nice patina. Says "Drew Absolutely Pure Extract Lemon" "Prepared by Drew Corporation Bklyn, N.Y." These were found at the Janney-Marshall Company warehouse in Fredericksburg, VA in unopened cases. They look to be from the 1920s. The boxes are a patriotic red, white, and blue and likely from right after WWI. It is very difficult to find this kind of stuff in this condition anymore at any price, but here they are. We acquired them from the estate of Zane Shaffer who was one the largest long time dealers in country store items on the East Coast. Excellent unused condition. NO FOREIGN ORDERS as these are heavy.

$4.00 -+

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#TZCards215 - Complete Set of 16 Different Exhibit Supply Radio Arcade Cards For Single Men

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#TZCards215 - Complete Set of 16 Different Exhibit Supply Radio Arcade Cards For Single Men

Vintage complete set of 16 Exhibit Supply Radio Cards for Single Men. These are 1 1/2" tall and picture a girl on the front with a radio message for the man receiving the card of the reverse. The ones pictured are typical. For example, "Mr. Wiseguy: You're not half as wise as you think. Talk less and spend the berries more freely if you want me to warm up". The machines that dispensed these for a penny were only made from 1923 - 1931. Exhibit Supply made these and sold them to the penny arcades that dispensed them. These are a very old version from the 1930s. The ladies pictured are all very period 1920s women. These are very rare and unusual. Complete sets are nearly impossible to find. These were in original bricks marked Exhibit Supply that were found in storage at a penny arcade up in the northeast. Very few collectors will have a complete set of these and we've got them priced right.

$6.00 -+

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#UPaper063 - Japp's True-to-Nature Toupees for Men Brochure with Prices

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#UPaper063 - Japp's True-to-Nature Toupees for Men Brochure with Prices

Vintage 7 1/2" tall Japp's 1920s Men's Wigs brochure with prices. These are incredible. Here's what they say "The directors in Hollywood Movie Studios brought it about. They insisted that the men who were partially bald must have a full head of hair so as to look youthful. So, these directors demanded a Toupee that could not be detected on screen." "Hence, the new Hollywood Toupee". "Baldness is a handicap to any man both from the standpoint of appearance and health. Toupees make one look 10 years younger and also prevent colds in the head." Japp's was a high end beauty care company that specialized in wigs and hair care products. They catered to wealthy clients. These were found in the building many years ago and were made during the roaring 20s right before the Great Depression. During that time period, people had lots of money to spend, and the prices for these wigs were really high for the time period. You sent them a sample of your hair and a paper drawing of your bald spot to get the color and size right. Hair-Lace Front Toupees were $40. That would be $513.07 in today's dollars!!!!!!!! The building is still here in downtown Cincinnati where these were found and has been converted to a bar that is all about the history of the building. They even have tours down there now. These are the only group of these brochures found.

$0.75 -+

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#BEADSC0251 - Pair of Large Brass Pat Boone Pendant/Charms

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#BEADSC0251 - Pair of Large Brass Pat Boone Pendant/Charms

You get both pieces for $2.50. Both are vintage brass. The one piece is diecut into a heart shape and is 1 7/8" tall. On the one side it has Pat's Boone's picture and signature embossed in the brass witha record and a pair of 50s shoes. The reverse says "Always Your Boy" "Pat Boone" which was his trademark saying. The smaller one is about an inch tall and is embossed "Always Your Boy" "Pat Boone" on one side and has a record embossed on the reverse. The brass shows age patina. This was quite the find. They are from the 1950s. They are in excellent unused condition, but show some minor scratches from getting tossed around over the years. Did you know that Pat Boone had 38 top 40 hits mostly in the late 1950s? Elvis is the only artist who charted more hits during that time!

$2.50 -+

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#TY740 - Group of 10 different "Japan" Clickers

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#TY740 - Group of 10 different "Japan" Clickers

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. You get 10 different for $7.50 (that's 75¢ each). Vintage brightly colored 2 1/4" tall tin litho clickers marked Japan. Unsold never seen the light of day old store stock in great condition. These are from the 1960s. There are some great ones in here including one that is a lion smoking a pipe, and one that is a rabbit in a space outfit. These were common themes of the day in the late 60s. There's even a lion with a baseball cap and baseball that I can only guess is a Detroit Lion reference. Clickers have become nearly impossible to find at this kind of price. We are proud to offer them. They are really nice.

$7.50 -+

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#TZCards147 - Pacific Ocean Park 1¢ Arcade John Wayne Card

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#TZCards147 - Pacific Ocean Park 1¢ Arcade John Wayne Card

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image of both sides of the postcard. This is a very rare Ocean Park Penny Arcade 4 in 1 card featuring John Wayne with a signature on the lower right. Excellent unused condition. Ocean Park was built in Santa Monica, CA in 1958 and closed in 1967. It was a very large park that was built to compete with Disneyland. However, city planners, in an effort to renew the area, demolished buildings and closed streets all around the park so people couldn't find there way in. Even though it was a huge park, it was forced to close it's doors and the contents were auctioned off in 1968. These cards are marked "Pacific Ocean Park Arcade 1¢" on the front and have a postcard back.

$1.50 -+

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