Toronto Star Weekly Newspaper Sign

Canadian. 1940s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Exhibits minor porcelain losses from extreme left edge. Some very fine surface scratches are evident and two grommets are missing. Condition: 8.75. From

Star Weekly 10 c Sign Enamel on iron newspaper sign. Excellent color & graphic vertical orientation. 29 h x 9 w Early Twentieth Century. Framed. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $55.00 to anywhere wit

Canadian. Porcelain. 28" x 8". Fine surface scratches and minor porcelain loss, mostly noticable surrounding grommet holes. Missing and damaged grommets. Free of restoration. Est. $200 - 300

Canadian. 1940s. Porcelain. Single-sided porcelain. 8 x 28". Exhibits minor porcelain losses from extreme lower edge. 1.5 x .75" patch of touched up porcelain loss from the second "O" in Toronto.

1939 Toronto Canada Star Weekly Visit of King George VI & Queen Elizabeth, measures 11" x 15.5". Our Royal Family Souvenir Booklet measures 8.25" x 11". Both are in good condition.

1865 Front page of Hudson Weekly Star in unique metal and wood frame. This frame alone is wonderful. Headlines of the Jefferson Davis Trial, Housatonic Railroad accident and more historic topics. &#34

Antique framed Hudson Weekly Star newspaper page 1853. This newspaper has the motto "A cheap family paper, adapted to the wants of all." This page is a miscellaneous page with stories and small articl

Measures 8.5” x 3” x 1.25”. Advertises the Family Herald & Weekly Star Newspapers of Montreal. Both the mercury tube and storm glass are complete and break-free. Note: originally priced at $2.00

Original WWII US newspaper as shown. See pictures for details. Fair condition for its age, with signs of use and age. Edges show some flaking as the paper is in fragile condition.

Vintage Wooden New York and Boston Sunday Newspaper Sign. Used condition, some wear. 65 1 1/4" long x 16 1/4" tall x 3/4" deep

Unique vintage double sided metal flashing light bulb advertising star sign. Has rust damage, repairs, older repaint, paint loss, and other wear from use and age. One of the bulbs has burnt out but st

From the Helen & Gordon Vokey Collection. Excellent. One minor impression to the top of cab. Uniform oxidization to the painted surface. Complete without touch ups or restoration. Pressed steel. Canad

Canadian. 1950s. Pressed steel. Marked, "Study Built Canadian Made Minnitoys by Otaco Ltd., Orillia, Ontario", interior rear door. Wheels stamped, "Made in Canada Minitoys Otaco Ltd., Orillia, Canada"

Very nice Rawlings Collectors Edition authentic 2015 Mike Trout signed All Star baseball with Global Authentics COA # GV 909429. Very clean ball with Mike's signature just below the All Star Game logo

VINTAGE RED PORCELAIN 3-D TEXACO STAR SIGN 15"

Single-sided, "Boston Sunday Newspaper Delivery, L.H. McClintick"circa 1920, painted wood with angleiron frame, two tone blue lettering on canary yellow, the owner's name in black, 20 1/2" c 34 1/2",

Very nice Rawlings Collectors Edition authentic 2015 Mike Trout signed All Star baseball with Global Authentics COA # GV 909426. Very clean ball with Mike's signature just below the All Star Game logo

VINTAGE RED PORCELAIN 3-D TEXACO STAR SIGN 15"

Round, Texaco Star Sign. Light up. Great condition.

Vintage metal Lone Star Sign 20" x 16" Provenance: A San Antonio, Texas collection We happily provide seamless shipping services on everything we sell. Please email us at shipping@vogtauction.com o

Canadian. 1950s. Single sided lithographed tin, embossed (SST). Marked, "1M-9-50" lower left edge. Exhibits fade, scuff marks and scattered surface scratches with accompanying oxidation. Condition: 6.

DeNicola Zodiac Pisces Star Sign 1969 gilt fishes brooch with metallic enamel, molded faux coral, and pave rhinestones. Provenance: From the collection of Cheryl Killmer. 2"H x 2"W

19th to Early 20th C Uncle Sam Leslie's Weekly Newspaper Ephemera, all featuring Uncle Sam on Covers - complete issues = 1920; 1917 U Sam and Miss Liberty in car and one cover only same scene; 1915; 1

Exceptionally important, and very rare Loyalist newspaper of February 1, 1770, this date evidently not within the large collection of this paper in the Massachusetts Historical Society. Published by R