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COMPLETE CATALOG (All Antiques / Collectibles)


COMPLETE CATALOG - ALL VINTAGE WHOLESALE CATALOG #111 (February 2023)

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#SOZ011 - Hires Root Beer Black Cow Bottle Hanger
Vintage 10 1/2" tall colorful bottle hanger says "Try a Real Black Cow It's Moovelous Just add vanilla ice cream to glass of ice cold HIRES Root Beer". These are from around the mid to late 1950s when black cows were popular. I remember asking mom to make them. Old soda plant stock. This root beer advertising is getting hard to find and Hire's items like this are very tough.
 

$1.50 -+



#ZZA146 - Pacific Ocean Park 1¢ Arcade Roy Rogers Card
This is a very rare Ocean Park Penny Arcade 4 in 1 card featuring Roy Rogers with a signature on the upper left. 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.
 

$2.00 -+



#CS168 - Sta-Green Grass Seed Box
6" tall Sta-Green grass seed box. These are super colorful with a deco design box and from around the 1930s. Old stone litho image. Excellent unused condition. Folded flat.
 

$3.00 -+



#SIGN002 - Sunkist Shamrock Valencias Sign
Vintage 9 1/2" tall circa 1930s cardboard store signs. These were distributed to groceries to use as price signs for Valencia oranges. Unused old stock from Northern Orange County. Nice image. Got these from a long time dealer who is retiring. He had found them many many years ago.
 

$2.50 -+



#SP039 - Schlitz Menu Sheet with Phil Lyford Artwork
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 10" tall unused paper menu sheet with a large colorful picture of a sophisticated couple dining and drinking Schlitz beer. It has the slogan "It's smart to drink Schlitz" and "The beer that made Milwaukee famous". Also says "In brown bottles". These are easy to date as those logos were only used in combination for a couple of years around 1934. They have a Phil Lyford signature. Phil Lyford was a very famous artist who did many paintings and illustrations for the Saturday Evening Post and Country Gentleman. He passed away around 1950. His paintings go for around 2 grand. These are quite a find.
 

$1.50 -+



#TOP019 - Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco Bag
Vintage 7" tall bag that says "Yankee Girl Chewing Tobacco" "Scotten, Dillon Company Detroit, MI". This is part of the items that came out of the Scotten Dillon warehouse a number of years ago. This is not a real common one and they are in excellent condition. Circa 1940s. These were bags that Scotten Dillon would supply tobacco bag stores with to put tobacco in when they sold it.
 

$0.75 -+



#CA025  - Top-Kik Display Can
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage one quart Top-Kik oil display can. Cardboard and tin. Have military stripes on them. Found at the Davis Refining Corp. in Tallahassee, Florida. 1 Quart cans are sealed empty. 5 1/2" tall. Excellent unused condition. Circa 1960s. NO FOREIGN ORDERS ON THIS ONE
 

$2.50 -+



#ZZA148 - 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 -+



#CH316 - Group of 3 Frisch's Big Boy Coasters
Vintage 3 1/2" diameter Frisch's Big Boy paper coaster. You get 3 for $2.25 (that's 75¢ each). They are marked "Just a cup of coffee to you but a reputation to us" and "The one The only The Original Big Boy". Circa 1960. Big Boy collectibles have always been popular.  Frisch's was the very first Big Boy franchise in the country and has been selling Big Boy hamburgers since 1946.  These are old stock from an unopened box, and are in excellent condition. These are an uncommon Big Boy item. They can go for surprisingly high prices on Ebay.
 

$2.25 -+



#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 -+



#ZZA215 - 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 -+



#ZZZ063 - 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 -+



#CH327  - Bozo the Clown Toy Watch - As low as $1.75 each
Vintage 1 1/4" tall Bozo the Clown toy watch. Made of thin tin with a plastic face. Reverse is embossed "Japan" in the metal. They are from around 1960 and are in nice shape. There are no straps as you can see in the picture. These were toys and so the dials are not meant to be functional. They are not common and early Bozo items like this are very collectible.
 
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$2.50 -+

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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 -+



#TY385 - Transfer Picture Book with Super Hero - Made in Japan


Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. Vintage 3 1/2" tall colorfully illustrated "Transfer Picture Book" picturing a superman type superhero on the cover and marked "Made in Japan". These are from the 1950s, and have 12 decals in them that vary in subject material. They are old store stock in excellent condition, and came from a long closed store that specialized in toys, sewing items, and novelties.
 

$1.50 -+



#CC253 - Coca Cola Dry Server with Clark Gable Look Alike Drinking Coca Cola
Vintage 6 3/4" tall Coca Cola Dry Server with a picture of a Clark Gable look alike drinking a bottle of Coke. Says "Refreshment Right out of the Bottle". 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 -+



#CH231 - Tex Ritter Western Postcard
Vintage 5 1/2" tall postcard of Tex Ritter in a western movie. These came from a collector who hoarded them a long time ago. They are from around the 1950s, are in near perfect condition and are marked "Western Art Post Card Co.". There is a spot on the reverse for a stamp. These are very uncommon and we are very pleased to have found them for you. Tex Ritter was a famous country singer and cowboy in the movies from the 1930s into the 1960s.
 

$1.50 -+



#CH259 - Raggedy Ann and Andy Dolls (pair) on a Metal Stem - Japan
You get the pair for $3 ($1.50 each). Vintage 7 1/4" tall including the metal stems. The dolls attached on top are about 2 1/4" tall and made of cloth and rubbery vinyl. Tags on the back say "Made in Japan". There are unused old store stock from around 1960 in excellent unused condition. We found some of these many years ago. They are good sellers.
 

$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 -+



#SOZ025 - Double Cola Bottle Rider Crayola Crayons Giveaway

Vintage 4 1/4" wide package that hung on a bottle of Double Cola. Says Free Crayola Crayons with your purchase of Double Cola. There are three crayons inside and the back has a bookmark that says Double Cola that you could cut out and color. Unused stock from an old bottling plant in great condition. Circa 1960s.

 

$1.00 -+



#ZZA068 - Complete 32 Card Set of Exhibit Supply Blind Date for Women Cards
Vintage complete 32 card set of Exhibit Supply Blind Date cards. This is the version that was meant for females with pictures of guys and silly stories about them. They were originally printed in 1941 (dated) and so have lots of soldiers and those sorts of themes. Like most of their cards, they made these for another ten or twenty years after. This set is becoming nearly impossible to find. We had an unopened brick of the cards we assembled these from and they are pretty much perfect. You won't find a mint set for this kind of price anywhere else.
 

$32.00 -+



#ZZA143 - Complete Set of 48 Exhibit Supply Astrology Arcade Cards
You get the complete set of 48 different cards for $24. Vintage 5 3/8" tall Exhibit Supply Astrology Reading Cards. The copyright date is 1925, which is the date the machines that dispensed these for a penny were originally made. The Exhibit Supply Company made them for many years after. With that said, I have never seen a complete set and couldn't find one anywhere on the internet. There are four each of 12 different signs of the zodiac pictured on the cards. All 48 have different dates listed and astrology readings for those dates. These are super rare and in near perfect condition.

We have a large lot of Exhibit Supply cards that we found in unopened bricks (you can see a picture of some of the bricks at the top of this department (Trading Card Shop). They are from a closed penny arcade. This is about the only way you would ever be able to find complete sets. The problem still is that there are more of some cards than others, so we can't assemble as many sets as you might think. These cards are uncommon. They are difficult to date because many of the machines were in production in the 1930s and 40s, but Exhibit Supply made cards for many of them all the way up to the early 1970s. The tale end stuff generally used lighter colored cardboard backing and printing on the bricks was stamped. The older ones have separate printed labels. So, we are using that info and the aging on the brick wrappers to estimate dates. The arcade must have bought the bricks of these during different time periods. Some are the light backs and some are the darker backs. We'll call it circa 1960s, but some may be older than that.

 

$20.00 -+



#ZZA147 - 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 -+



#SIGN160 - Group of 25 Different Diecut Paper Ice Cream/Sundae/Food/Etc. Diner Signs
Click the picture to see a larger more detailed image. (You get 25 different for $10 - that's only 40¢ each!). These are fantastic. Vintage diecut paper diner signs that were made in the 1950s for use in diners and ice cream/soda shops. The tallest one is 15" tall and sizes vary as you can see in the picture. They are bright and colorful. Includes all sorts of Sundaes, Ice Cream, Sandwiches, Soda, Floats, and pretty much anything you might have ordered at a diner back in the day. They are old stock that we found in Pennsylvania. These were printed in 1951. They were found at a distributor still in their shipping boxes dated 1953. These have the look and are about as 1950s as you can get. Excellent unused condition.
 

$10.00 -+

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