Advertising Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1957 Chevy promotional lighter from a dealer in Allan, Oklahoma. The lighter is made in Japan by Barlow. The front reads: "I OWN A '57 CHEVROLET ALLAN, OKLA." in nicely painted detail. The underside of the lighter reads: "BARLOW B-15...

ARTIFACT: Nice enameled 1950's Triumph Motor Cars watch fob. The top of the watch fob shows the letters: "TR" in blue enamel detail representing the TR2 or TR3 model and below it reads: "TRIUMPH". The chrome plated nickel fob is...

ARTIFACT: Late 1950's Triumph Motor Cars TR3 enameled badge. Probably made to be affixed to a leather fob for a key chain. The top of the badge shows: "TR3" representing the TR3 model and below it reads: "TRIUMPH". The chrome plated...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful 1951 Pontiac Automobiles 25th Silver Anniversary promotional money clip with 1925 Liberty Head silver dollar. The top of the clip shows a small sterling silver affixed medallion with the Pontiac logo in nice raised detail and...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful 1930's Deco Buick 8 enamel radiator badge. The round circular badge is red enamel with: "BUICK 8" in raised plated detail. The badge is made in two-piece, riveted construction with a strip of red enamel running down through...

ARTIFACT: Great 1930's advertising promotional giveaway from GMC Trucks folding pocket hat and clothes brush. The brush reads: "GMC TRUCKS" on the front and "HAT AND CLOTHES BRUSH". Opening up like a compact, the sides fold back to...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful circa 1900 Olds Motor Works horseless carriage figural stick pin by Whitehead & Hoag, New Jersey. The top of the stick pin features a lovely detailed Oldsmobile Runabout, credited as the first car to be mass produced and sold for $650...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful and rare circa 1910 National Motor Vehicle Co. enameled lapel pin. National Motor Vehicle Co. was established in the early 1900's and National's first model was an electric runabout called the Style A in 1900. By 1905, gas-powered...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful United States Centennial Exposition Liberty Bell pewter, lidded early American pattern glass (EAPG) stein patented in 187Along the top of the stein it reads: "THROUGHOUT ALL THE LAND PROCLAIM LIBERTY BY ORDER OF THE ASSEMBLY OF PENNA...

ARTIFACT: Fabulous, Prohibition era copper still from the backwoods of Maine. Condenser coil is now detachable, as old solder has let go and needs repair, though condenser remains intact while on display. The copper still, features a nice fashioned pot...

ARTIFACT: This is a scarce early to mid-1970s Federal Express advertising slogan badge. The large pinback badge reads "Don't Panic!" in bold lettering against a red background. VINTAGE: Circa early-mid 1970s. SIZE: Approximately 2-3/16"...

ARTIFACT: Beautiful set of four BOAC (British Overseas Airways Corporation) Concorde sterling silver liquor bottle labels, date marked 198After the war BOAC flew Lockheed, Douglas, Sunderland, and Liberators. During the early 1950's BOAC was the first...