1920's Miller Baby Comfort Kit Tin & Wood Caddy

American. 1920s. Double sided tin (DST) on screened wood base. Displays an assortment of illuminated light bulbs. Scattered minor surface scratches to each of the signs. Losses from the screened scrip

American. 1920s. Painted tin with cast iron and wood components. 7 1/2 x 11 x 4 1/4". Mechanically functioning. Exhibits heavy surface losses. The tires have become dry and brittle and exhibit moderat

German. 1910-1920. Lithographed tin. Marked, "EBO", "GIK-GAK", and "HEN", on all sides of crate. Marked, "43", on two sides of crate. 4.75" x 9.25" x 4.25". From the Darryl Silver Collection.

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided painted wood. Possibly from the St. Thomas Railway Station. Includes a large assortment of interchangeable painted tin information plates. Several of these plates exhibit

Group of five original 1920's Kelly-Springfield Automobile Tires New York and Akron tire patch kit tins. In age appropriate condition, see photos.

Antique Tin & Wood Sign (GREEN'S PONY RIDE) with light bulbs in working condition. Circa 1920's. Has the 2 doors for entrace & some extra boards for corral. Sign 9'6" x 15". Colored board 7'. Doors hg

1920's Large Embossed Tin Drink Double Cola Sign in Art Deco Wood Frame. Measurements in inches: 51 x 28, Sign: 40 x 18 Condition:Has wear with age and use Shipping:We offer in-house shipping. Item(s)

pedal car, c. 1920, Gendron, handpainted sheet metal, wood steering wheel, tin wheels, loft find, original condition, the celluloid windscreen is torn, with some scratches on the paintwork that are ca

Mint with tin hull containing live steam plant and wick burner inside. Also included is a custom made wood stand. Boat measures 26 inches long. Excellent high quality paint. The finest example of a ra

R.A. Miller. (1912-2006, Georgia) Environmental Cross. Paint on tin on 2 x 4 wood construction. Some expected wear, otherwise great condition. 66"w x 91"h. Est. $1,000-1,500. Buyer responsible for shi

H:11.5cm W:12cm Wt:2700g

American. 1930s. Lithographed tin. The sign has been mounted to a painted wood frame with screws surrounding the outer edges. Marked, "Made in U.S.A A-6 The Elwood Myers Co. Springfield, O" lower edge

American. Pre WW1 style. Pressed Steel, wood and glass display case. A rare battleship, and the largest one made. Tested working condition. Made by Samuel Orkin Company 1920. Spectacular large SURVIVO

American. 1920s. Single sided tin (SST), embossed. Retains original hanging chain. Exhibits shallow impressions, creases and resulting surface losses, mainly from the "legs" of the sign. Light to mode

American. 1920s. Lithographed tin body. Features a rotating integral spark plug storage shelf. 11" x 11.5" (diam). Surface of lithography exhibits very minor scratches, shallow impressions and oxidati

Canadian. 1920s. Painted wood with cast wheels. Made by Sylvester Manufacturing Co. Ltd., Lindsay, Ontario, Canada. Includes an original sales brochure picturing the same Velocipede. A full restoratio

Canadian. 1920s. Painted wood. Some loose joints, notably where the arm supports connect to the seat. Loss from the top of the center arm, where it attaches to the backrest. Old, dry painted surface e

Canadian. 1920s. Single-sided painted wood. From Markham, Ontario station. 28.5" x 36" x 2.75". From the William Robert Wilson Collection.

American. 1920s. Single sided celluloid over tin. A minor blemish exists at the left upper edge. Very rare. Marked lower left edge, "Permanent Advertising Co., Reading, PA". 6" x 12".

American made for the Canadian market. 1920s. Single sided tin (SST). Made for dealer Spencer Matheson, Waterloo, Quebec. Marked, "L.D. NELKE-SIGNS-NEW YORK", lower right. New old stock. Exhibits subt

Canadian. 1920s. Single sided tin (SST). Exhibits scattered minor surface losses surrounding mounting holes and within lower right corner. Marked, "The Thos Davidson Mfg Co Limited Metal Signs" lower

ANTIQUE CHINESE TIN TEA CADDY, CARVED POEM BY SHEN CUNZHOU, WITH A WOOD BOX. H 3 3/4 INCHES.

NATIONAL MAZDA LAMPS DOUBLE-SIDED DISPLAYMinneapolis, Circa 1920Wood base with the company name supports a tin arch painted and decorated with the trade name and fitted with 11 light bulbs. Mazda was

Anglo-Indian buffalo horn tea caddy, Early 19th c., carved rib-channeled horn veneer over wood, iron lock and hardware, the hinged casket chest opening to a pair of square tin-lined wells fitted with