Leica Counter Sign

Small Glass Counter Sign In Excellent Condition (Small Chip In The Top Left Corner), C.15X7.5Cm The Buyers Premium For All Items Exported Out Of E.C. (European Community) Is 25%. For Items Marked With

Canadian. 1930s. Reverse-painted glass panel set in metal light box with wood frame. Rare. Original cord and plug end will require replacing before use. The light box retains its original black painte

Coke. 19.25" x 9.5" x 3.5"d Working light up Drink Coca Cola In Bottles counter top advertising sign. Glass panels are very clean. The metal housing has normal wear with scratches and soiling. PLEASE

Excellent color, great working condition. Marked Canadian Neon Ray Clock Company. Extremely rare piece. One of the nicer examples known. Measures 15" in diameter. Rated 9.0

American. 1950s. Powder-coated case, reverse glass face. Marked, "The Ohio Advertising Display Co., Cincinnati, Ohio", rear. 10" x 17.5" x 3.5".

Very good looking item that seems to have original paint upon the case. The neon may have been replaced, and the center glass is a replacement but it is very well done. The deco accent strips have bee

Pabst Blue Ribbon Tin Beer SignStunning vintage lithographed embossed tin easel back counter sign, featuring white, and blue lettering on a red background reading "America's Favorite, Pabst Blue Ribbo

Scarce original plastic Zippo Lighter counter sign, along with 2 lighter holders. Sign is 9 1/4"L, by 6 1/2" H. Excellent

Coca-Cola Counter Sign, "Please Pay When Served" lightup in green letters on top & "Drink Coca-Cola" in white letters on bottom, glass front in metal frame, c.1950s, Exc wkg cond, 8"H x 18"W.

Sinclair Advanced Formula Motor Oils counter sign. Double-sided counter sign on original metal stand. Screw holes at lower corners. Approximately 10 x 18”. Some mild wear, one of the pads at the

Pontiac Diamond Service Award lighted countertop sign. Appears to be in overall good working condition with paint loss and discoloration to plastic facec, and other wear from display. Overall it measu

Illuminated round Leica Sign. This plug-in sign is approximately 14 1/2-inches in diameter and 1 1/2-inches deep. The perfect addition to every Leica collection. Without its flourescent light bulb, an

Coke. 19.5" x 4.75" x 9"h Working counter top light with spinning motion behind the word "Pause". The glass panel with Please Pay When Served has cracks on the right end. The glass panel with Drink Co

Glass face lighted sign works and lights up as it should. The inner glass face has light wear and spotting inside. The lower panel has a horizontal 3.5" crack and is missing front tab. Retains origina

Vintage Budweiser Beer Reverse Painted Glass on Metal Base Bar Counter Sign/Light, 16" x 11", working!

Red metal enameled Leica sign, measuring 4-inches in diameter. The foot is slightly bent. Condition: Excellent

American. 1964. Moulded plastic, metal components. Marked, "Embosograf Company, Chicago 14, Illinois", on rear. 16.5" x 16.5" x 4.75".

Canadian. 1940s. Reverse etched and painted glass panel, illuminated from base. 8" x 13.5" x 3.5".

American. 1930s. Powder coated steel with glass panels. Features two plate glass panels sandwiching a piece of black material. A light within the base illuminates the writing. Tagged, "Stewart Warner

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided cardboard (SSC) with easel back. Tears at outer edges of the centerfold have been reinforced at rear. Folds in half through a horizontal fold line. 26.25" x 26.5".

Nice lot of 3 vintage advertising counter signs for ladies apparel. The Grosard sign is painted chalk and measures 12" by 6". Also included are a Miss America and LaCamille signs. Condition varies. Ve

American. 1940s. Metal case, reverse-screened backlit panel, acrylic letters. Tagged, "Price Brothers Inc., Chicago, New York", rear. 8.25" x 12" x 6".

Tin Leica sign, measuring approximately 4 1/2-inches across.Condition: Excellent +

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided lithographed cardboard with easel back. Sampson-Matthews Ltd. was an authorized print maker for members of the famed Canadian Group of Seven artists. Artwork by renowned