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(Updated March 6th, 2025)

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#TY961 - James M. Cole Circus General Admission Numbered Ticket for Lamar, CO Show

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#TY961 - James M. Cole Circus General Admission Numbered Ticket for Lamar, CO Show

Vintage 4 7/8" wide general admission ticket to the Cole Circus Show. They are marked "Lamar, CO" "Sunday, May 17, 1959" "Auspices Coachman's Club", and are numbered. This was for admission to the Main tent. There are two types. they look the same, except one says "Child 50¢" and the other "Adult $1.00". The child version is yellow. You can pick your preference from the pull down menu. These are paper tickets that would be passed out at stores in advance when the circus was coming. The stores would sell them and split the take with the circus when they got there.

These came from a fellow whose job it was to run ahead of the circus to prime the town they were going to. He would put up signs in yards in exchange for tickets. Give tickets to the local stores to sell, and take proofs to the local newspapers. He did this from about 1956 till 1962 for several circuses. This paper and a lot of other stuff we bought came from leftovers in his garage. The Cole Circus was one of the majors. It was equal to Ringling Brothers in the 1930s. When TV came around in the 1950s and 60s, many of these circuses had trouble. People got glued to the TV. The New Cole Brothers Circus was formed in the 1980s and it is still around today.

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#BF057 - Set of 100 All Different Soda Caps - New Set - Some of our Best

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#BF057 - Set of 100 All Different Soda Caps - New Set - Some of our Best

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image of the soda caps. You will get 100 all different unused soda caps for $10 (that's 10¢ each). Please refer to the large picture and you will be able to see all the caps in detail. The 50 caps pictured on top are all cork lined. The 50 caps pictured on the bottom are all plastic lined. You will get all the caps pictured (It shows two variations of Cock n Bull - you will get one of those two as we didn't notice there were two different styles in the bags). All caps in the set are unused and in mint or near mint. There may be one or two in every bag that will show more aging. This is a good mixture of caps from around the 1940s to the 1980s. NO FOREIGN ORDERS.

$10.00 -+

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#CS585 - Pair of Dr. A. C. Daniels' Vermi-Kap Dog Medicine Boxes - Veterinary

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#CS585 - Pair of Dr. A. C. Daniels' Vermi-Kap Dog Medicine Boxes - Veterinary

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image (three sides are pictured). You get 2 for $2 (that's $1.00 each). Vintage 3 1/2" tall when folded together. Great looking deco design boxes. As shown in the image, they picture Dr. Daniels on one side, a dog picture that says dog remedies on one side, and a cat picture that says Cat Remedies on the other. They also list the directions and ingredients and explains this is for medium and large dog breeds. It says that you should use Dr. Daniels Puppy Vermi-Caps for smaller dogs. These are from around 1950. The box design is much older. Shipped folded flat. They are unsold store stock in great condition.

$2.00 -+

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#PL402.5 - Large Ronald Reagan Rally Paddle from the 1984 Election

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#PL402.5 - Large Ronald Reagan Rally Paddle from the 1984 Election

Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image (both sides are pictured). Here's a scarce one. Vintage 17 3/4" tall Ronald Reagan rally Sign/Paddle (they held these in the air and waved them around at rallys). They are made of thick styrofoam attached to a wooden paddle. They feature a diecut figure of Reagan with a patch that says "84" on his shirt. The bottom is marked "Copyright 1983 The Force, Inc." The term "the force" was taken from Ronald Reagan's Star Wars program which claimed we could shoot lasers from space satellites that would take down anything on the ground. Even though it never actually happened, it is one of his most famous achievements, as Russia ran scared. It was a good bit of acting from his earlier career as an actor that paid off. These are very uncommon, and will be a big hit with Reagan collectors. They are in unused condition. The backs show some minor aging. The fronts are great other than a few very minor marks. NO FOREIGN ORDERS ON THIS ONE.

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#BEADS0150 - Group of 3 Different Colored Large Rare American Glass Beads/Curtain Pulls from the Civil War Era

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#BEADS0150 - Group of 3 Different Colored Large Rare American Glass Beads/Curtain Pulls from the Civil War Era

(You get 3 for $3 - That's $1 each). Early large heavy wound glass American hand made beads. The sizes are very variable ranging from about an inch to over and inch and a quarter. They are glass that was worked on an iron rod. These have the iron residue up the entire opening which was caused by rods used from about 1840 to 1870. The three different will be green, amber, and cobalt (out of light blue). These handmade glass objects were sold as beads and as curtain pulls, and sold by the peck. They are one of the very earliest forms of American lampwork bead. They light up brilliantly with a lot of light behind them. Here's the crazy story of how we found them. We were out looking for hippie beads at a store in California when we found these packed away with a bunch of old hippie stuff. They told us that grandpa had bought them from a store that exclusively sold vintage American glass that went out of business. He bought them because of the large holes and colors, thinking the hippies would like them! It turns out they are real deal mid 1800s blown glass. This is one of the best find we have ever had.

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