Patek for Canadian market

Rare Canadian Market Lunchbox, 1967. Lunchbox measures 9 x 8 1/2 x 5 inches.

Die cast vehicle in original packaging. Plastic packaging is cracked. Made in Malaysia. 1979 Mattel, Red Body with Cobra Decals

Walter Moorcroft rare Fuchsia large lamp, made for Canadian market c.1960: Height to fitting 30cm

2 Wedgwood Basalt Canadian market candlesticks. Both pieces enameled for Canada and Niagara Falls. The low chamber candlestick marked "Wedgwood" only. The tall candlestick has both the impressed "Wedg

A 1940's vintage Rolex Prince wristwatch, made for the Canadian Market. 17 j, manual wind movement serial #79921 with Gold dial, Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds. 20 x 36 mm 10k Gold filled case

This Pulver Dr. King's Fruitlets chewing gum machine was made for the Canadian market. All the parts and the characters are the same, just the panels were changed for the market. The character for thi

American made for the Canadian market. 1950s. Two reverse screened glass dial sections mounted within a metal case. Rare. Lights up, clock not functioning. 15" Diameter x 3" Depth. From the Linden and

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. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Porcelain losses at lower center margin and surrounding the four corner mounting holes. Made for the French Canadian market. 12" x 31".

Perrin's Biscuits single decker motor bus tin, c. 1910. Made in England by Barringer, Wallis & Manners for the Canadian market. Registration reads "OK4589" on front and back. Appears all original. The

Teens-1934 Ford car and truck brochures, many Canadian market items incl, 40 items

Canadian Weston's Biscuits motor bus biscuit tin. Made in England by Barringer, Wallis & Manners for the Canadian market. Registration plates read "B.C. 12" front and back. There is silver scuffing on

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits porcelain losses surrounding right side and lower right side mounting holes. Produced for the French Canadian market. Horseless Carriage Museum,

American made for the Canadian market. 1890s. Lithographed wood panel. A fabulous early lithographed panel featuring a bottle of Joseph E. Seagram's "Old Times" Rye Whiskey displayed on a carved plint

1935-1942 Ford brochures, some Canadian market items incl, 47 total

Canadian. 1951. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Scattered porcelain losses, mainly at extreme edges and surrounding the mounting holes. Made for the French Canadian market. Marked, "P&M 51" lower right

American made for the Canadian market. 1940s. Reverse-fired glass. Marked, "Made in U.S.A" lower center edge. A single lens. Notched at extreme edge, 6 o'clock. Condition: 9.25. From the Joe Byway Col

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits porcelain losses surrounding mounting holes and at edges. Scattered surface scratches are evident. Produced for the French Canadian market. Mark

CIRCA: 1940s. CASE MATERIAL: Gold Filled. DIAL DIAMETER: 27mm x 15mm. BRACELET MATERIAL: Leather. MOVEMENT: Manual Wind. FEATURES: Made expressly for the Canadian market. "Ram's horn" lugs.. NOTES: No

Swiss. Gold filled case. Features Canadian 24-hour porcelain dial. Made in Switzerland by the Ball Company for the Canadian market. Movement marked, "The Ball Company 435B Swiss Twenty One 21 Jewels A

(2) VINTAGE NRFB 1980 BARBIES #7382 WITH STEFFIE FACE MADE IN THE PHILIPPINES FOR THE FOREIGN/CANADIAN MARKET INCLUDING PRINCESS AND BARBIE IN BLUE RUFFLE DRESS.

Marking the centennial year. Royal Canadian mounted police 1873-1973. In original fitted velvet box. Originally limited edition of 1500 and restricted to Canadian market.

English-made for Canadian market. 1920s. Single-sided lithographed tin-over-cardboard. Marked, "Walter Baker & Co., Limited - Mills at Dorchester, Mass and Montreal, Can" lower quarter. 9.25 x 6.25".

Sign was made by St. Thomas Metal Signs in 1941. It was made for the French-Canadian market. There are a few minor scrapes and shallow bends but the piece does display above average. (Very Good Plus).