Tools, Knives, Clothing etc. Advertising Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is an Extremely Rare circa 1900 City of Lowell Massachusetts Celluloid Bootblack Badge # 207. VINTAGE: Circa 1900. SIZE: Approximately: 1-3/4" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Celluloid, steel. ATTACHMENT: Horizontal safety-style...

ARTIFACT: This is a Beautiful Minty 1940's - 1950's Pendleton Woolen Mills Masonite Advertising Sign. VINTAGE: 1940s - 1950s. SIZE: Approximately: 6-5/16" in height x 12-1/16" in width. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Masonite board. ATTACHMENT: Cardboard...

ARTIFACT: This is a Wonderful Late 19th Century Blacksmith Occupational Shaving Mug with Anvil. Note: AUTRIA Export Mark on bottom. VINTAGE: Late 19th century. SIZE: Approximately: 3-1/2" in height x 4-5/8" in width. (Image 5), Mug top: 3-3/4" in...

ARTIFACT: This is a Rare circa 1900 Boyden Shoe Company Enameled Watch Fob.Note: Shoes For three-quarters of a century the Boyden Shoe Manufacturing Company, Newark, N. J., has made men's fine shoes. Through the stress of high labor, short hours,...

ARTIFACT: Cool vintage 1970's large Montana Silversmiths belt buckle for Frank's Boot Shop. The large ornate buckle features scroll engraving on the front with brass floral details on each side. The center of the flower shows a round, bezel set, clear...

ARTIFACT: Gorgeous 1930's Gulf Oil Co. 30 year service pin. The 10K gold pin reads: "GULF 30" in the center in raised detail and is surrounded by lovely wreath embellishments. Three, bright, bezel set diamonds accent the outer edge and the...

ARTIFACT: 1880's Fort Wayne, Indiana Sanborn's Dray Coal and Wood wagon driver's hat badge. The stamped copper plated badge reads: "SANBORN'S DRAY COAL & WOOD" in nice detail. The reverse reads: "e;NORTHWESTERN STAMP WORKS ST. PAUL, MINN...

ARTIFACT: Wonderful and rare 1910's – early 1920's Studebaker advertising celluloid clicker by Whitehead & Hoag Co. The clicker reads: "STUDEBAKER" in the center and features the slogan: "THE CAR WITH A SNAP" along the...

ARTIFACT: Great, old 1920's General Electric original brass fan. This example is in beautiful condition with four brass fan blades encased by a steel 'wire' guard that features a painted brass center with the company initials: "GE" in raised...