Soda, Candy, Gum, etc. Advertising Artifacts

ARTIFACT: Rare, circa 1934 – 1936 original RITZ Crackers One Pound cardboard box. The box features RITZ iconic look, almost larger than life size crackers spread out featuring the initials “NBC” on them, and a large blue circle in the center of the box...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage 1930’s Mr. Peanut articulated wooden doll. The doll is painted to resemble the iconic advertising, top hat wearing Mr. Peanut. His blue top hat reads: “MR. PEANUT” and is nicely detailed, though missing the brim. VINTAGE:...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1910's advertising clicker for Lowney’s, a Massachusetts candy company started in 190The clicker is advertising Lowney’s “Hey Eddie” candy bar, which at the time cost 5 cents. VINTAGE: Circa 1910's. SIZE: Approximately 13/16”...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and great pre-Prohibition (circa 1905) advertising corkscrew or bottle opener for W. Ashton Horn, a Somersworth, New Hampshire bottler and agent for the Portsmouth Brewing Company (aka the Harris and Mathes Co.). Open your ale,...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1910 advertising bottle opener from Andrew O. Caswell Bottling of Portsmouth, New Hampshire. The opener has a skeleton key shape with a lobster claw end and reads ANDREW O. CASWELL, BOTTLER PORTSMOUTH, N.H. Beginning in the...

ARTIFACT: This is a cool circa 1912 Haverhill, Massachusetts advertising bottle opener from Wood-Dunnells Co. It is in the shape of a bottle, with the words "DRINK GLORIA" on the front. VINTAGE: Circa 1912. SIZE: Size: 3-1/8" in length x 1" in width...

ARTIFACT: This is a great old Canada Dry advertisement brass belt buckle. The buckle shows a map of Canada and the northern United States and a beaver and reads "CANADA DRY" PALE GINER ALE TRADEMARK REGISTERED J.J. MCLAUGHLIN LIMITED...

ARTIFACT: This is a great circa 1900 tea tin for Chase & Sanborn Green Label orange and orange pekoe tea. Chase & Sanborn's of Boston, Massachusetts, and later also Chicago, began selling coffee and tea in 186The tin is in a half pound size and still...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1940s pin for Snaider’s Syrups, which was incorporated in New York in 1933. The pin is in lithographed tin and advertised the company’s chocolate syrup. The pin is by L. J. Imber Company and reads I PLEDGE TO DRINK MILK WITH...