Trucking Transportation Related Artifacts

ARTIFACT: This is a rare Taystee Bread delivery man hat badge. VINTAGE: Circa 1943. SIZE: 2" in width by 1-1/8" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Sterling silver with "War-Shortage" materials of steel for the screw-post nut and...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare old Bond Bread delivery man hat badge with nicely detailed lettering on a beautiful red background. VINTAGE: Circa 1930's. SIZE: 1-3/4" in diameter. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Lacquered nickel plated copper with black,...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare and very nicely constructed 1930s truck driver uniform jacket patch for Simon Brewery of Buffalo, New York. The patch shows a winged pinecone at it center and reads SIMON PURE. VINTAGE: Circa 1930s. SIZE: Approximately...

ARTIFACT: This is a rare O'Boyle Transportation 1-Year Safe Driving badge. VINTAGE: Circa 1950's. SIZE: 7/8 in width by 1" in height. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Gold plated brass with green and black enamel detail. ATTACHMENT: Single screw post...

ARTIFACT: 1950s NEW PENN TRUCKING E 1556 ADVERTISING LIGHTER. Factory engraved by Park Lighter. VINTAGE: Circa 1950s. SIZE: Approximately 2 ¼" high, 1 ½", and ½" deep. CONSTRUCTION / MATERIALS: Aluminum...

ARTIFACT: Great vintage sterling silver 3D bulldog tie pin by Anson from the estate of a Mack Truck Salesman. The tie pin features a standing bulldog wearing a turtleneck sweater, wonderful details! VINTAGE: Circa 1960's – 1970's...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa 1950 truck driver cap badge for the Columbia Gas System. Established in 1906 in West Virginia as Columbia Gas Corporation, the company changed its name to Columbia Gas System in 1948 after suffering through an antitrust suit...

ARTIFACT: This is a circa late 1950s pilot hat badge by Balfour for Youngstown (Ohio) Freight Corporation. The badge reads THE WORLD"S LARGEST EXECUTIVE FLEET. VINTAGE: Circa late 1950s. SIZE: Approximately 2" in height and 3" in width...

SUBJECT: This is a circa 1930s H. P. Hood & Sons thirty years of service hat badge for a milk deliveryman. Hood began manufacturing dairy products in 1846 in Charlestown, Massachusetts. The badge claims that the wearer is part of the “Quarter...

ARTIFACT: This is a late 1930s safe driver pin for Borden’s Milk by Whitehead & Hoag. Borden began producing dairy items in Connecticut as early as 1857. The pin is in 10 karat gold and shows a banner bearing three enameled stars beneath an eagle...