Buffalo Brewing Stock, 1940, Rare [171543]

Chromo-litho Round Large Charger in Original Condition 24"Dia.

PAPER ON WOOD. "HAMM'S PREFERRED STOCK BOTTLED BEER" AND "BUFFALO BREWING COMPANY" Size 29" X 24" Disclaimer PLEASE READ BEFORE BIDDING!!! Pick-up will be Tuesday January 5th, 2021 from 9:00am till 5:

DST. Outstanding and most likely New Old Stock C. 1940's Tin Flange Sign for Coca Cola showing excellent Coca Cola script with a detailed Bottle graphic. CONDITION: Sign is overall outstanding through

# 3374 for 50 shares in 1940. Autosigned. Eagle vignette. Inner gold border. Underprint gold 'Common.' Holes and miner fold rips on borders. Still a very nice looking certificate. Building was used by

Anheuser Busch St. Louis Stock House No. 10 Rare Anheuser Busch Brewing Association Rear Publishing mark. Rare. Dated: Circa 1904 Type/Theme: Breweriana

1938-D Buffalo Nickel, MS66, with tag for Heritage Rare Coin Galleries; 1940 Mercury Dime, MS65FB; 1943 Walking Liberty Half Dollar, MS65; 1944-D Walking Liberty Half Dollar, MS64 Provenance: Private

A Bison or Buffalo Advertising Ashtray for the Calgary Brewing Company made and signed by J. Fuller for Medalta. This rare and unique piece of Canadiana pottery was used to advertise for the Calgary B

RARE preseason football game broadside. Heavy cardboard stock with some condition issues. 16"x23 1/2" Framed 14"x21 1/2"

13 x 9 inches, restoration, Circa 1940's, Blatz Brewing Co. Milwaukee Wisconsin

Item measures approx.. 7h x 24" long. It has a tin body with a glass face. It is from The Henry F. Ortlieb's Brewing Company Phila, Pa. Item dates to the 1940's to the 1950's and was wired directly.

This wonderful calendar is framed behind glass and features and oil painting by Bernhard Zickendraht. There is a small repair on the top right and some very light soiling. This calendar rarely shows u

This is a very scarce tray made by Kaufmann & Strauss Co. NY. It shows a wild buffalo with the sunset behind him. The colors and graphic are very strong. There are some bends on the bottom right edge

Native american Real original photo 1940,rare

Batman #2 CGC 0.5 DC Comics 1940 Key: Second appearance of The Joker; Second appearance of The Catwoman; First time character is called Catwoman. Only 234 total Graded books.

Very rare Buffalo Bill vertical circus poster-banner, titled "Buffalo Bill's Wild West / Pawnee Bill's Far East" and signed "Copyright, 1910 By The U.S. Lithograph Co. Russell * Morgan / Print / Cinci

Franklin D. Roosevelt Signs Rare Stock Certificate as Trustee of his Mother's Estate An intriguing lot related to 32nd U.S. President Franklin Delano Roosevelt (1882-1945), his complicated family rela

AUTHENTIC, ORIGINAL, HALF SHEET, STROBRIDGE LITHO CO., 1908. WHILE THE ARTWORK WAS COPYWRITE 1908, THIS EXAMPLE ADDING PAWNEE BILL TITLE WAS ONLY USED IN 1909. RARE BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST COMBINED W

steel helmets, with mounted officer and gunners, Ex Miele collection (1940) Very rare, Good (17 pieces)

(Disney, 1940) A rare animators maquette of Pinocchio from Disney’s 1940 Feature Film, "Pinocchio." Maquettes such as this were used by animators as a three-dimensional reference while animatin

(Disney, 1940) A rare animators maquette of Pinocchio from Disney’s 1940 Feature Film, "Pinocchio." Maquettes such as this were used by animators as a three-dimensional reference while animatin

PORSCHE coupling and brake pedal for Porsche 956/962, extremely slightly, New Old Stock, very rare German Description PORSCHE Kupplung und Bremspedal für Porsche 956/962, extrem leicht, New Old Stock

11" x 30" RARE 1940's version of this Yankee Doodle Root Beer sign by Stout Sign Company. Displays bright colors, high gloss, minor scuffs, and a slight shallow bend. Hard to find. PLEASE READ & UNDER

The characteristic hardwood stock with rare Catalan butt. The massive miquelet patilla lock mechanism engraved, brass triggerguard with barrel band of characteristic pierced form, and smoothbore barre

Rare Edison Stock Ticker Ca. 1900 Rare universal stock ticker designed and manufactured by Thomas Edison, circa 1900. Edison's invention revolutionized Wall Street by synchronizing stock prices across