Advertising Related Artifacts & Collectibles

ARTIFACT: Classic vintage 1950's Texaco Service Station worker uniform patch. The bottom center of the patch shows the Texaco emblem, a red five-point star with a green letter: "T" in the center with...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1950's – 1960's screen-printed diner sign that reads: "TENDER STEAKS AND CHOPS TO ORDER" in white, neon green, and pink detail with a stylized image of plated steak and chops...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1950's – 1960's screen-printed diner sign that reads: "TRY OUR DELICIOUS HOT ROAST BEEF SANDWICH" in white, neon green, and pink detail above a stylized image of a sandwich...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1950's – 1960's screen-printed diner sign that reads: "TRY OUR DELICIOUS PIE A-LA-MODE" in white, neon green, and pink detail above a stylized image of a fork and piece of...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1950's – 1960's screen-printed diner sign that reads: "DELICIOUS FRIED CHICKEN" in white, neon green, and pink detail against a blue background. The reverse shows a maker mark...

ARTIFACT: Cool 1950's Dodge salesperson's lapel pin for the "400 Club" awarded when an individual sells 400 cars or trucks. The center depicts an enameled shield, red and white striped with a black...

ARTIFACT: This is a Pre-Prohibition promotional pocket match safe from Pabst Brewing Co. The pocket safe was used to help workers store matches easily, so they always had a way to light their...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1900's Lava soap advertising celluloid pocket mirror. On the celluloid side of the mirror is a box of soap from the Lava Soap Company. The mirror was made by the...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful early 1880's miniature S. Werner & Co. Champagne case. The case holds eight miniature bottles of Extra Dry champagne from Sonoma, California. The case has all of the...

ARTIFACT: This is a wonderful 19th century nautical match strike from Portsmouth, NH. The frame may look distressed, but that is intentional, adding more to the look of this piece. The paper artifact...

ARTIFACT: This is a great World War II era Figural Bank of a sailor. This is for the Seaman's Bank for Savings. It was made by Contemporary Ceramics out of Chatham, New Jersey, and has some wonderful...

ARTIFACT: This is a great 1910's advertisement key fob for Bull Brand Feeds from Maritime Milling Co, Buffalo, New York. VINTAGE: Circa 1910's SIZE: About 13/16" x 1-5/8 CONSTRUCTION /...