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estate find.

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I posted this original CJ sign a page or two back.



Just picked this piece up. Can you spot what they both have in common.



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Tony

The motto.... "THE MORE YOU EAT - THE MORE YOU WANT" ....is one thing they both have in common.

However, the...... "CRACKER JACK" ......label is printed in solid dark letters on the previous box, while
this 2nd box has light (or no color) letters.

So, what am I missing here ?


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Tony

The motto.... "THE MORE YOU EAT - THE MORE YOU WANT" ....is one thing they both have in common.

However, the...... "CRACKER JACK" ......label is printed in solid dark letters on the previous box, while
this 2nd box has light (or no color) letters.

So, what am I missing here ?


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Hi Ted. Was only showing that the wooden sign in the picture was simply another wooden sign like the one I have. I wasn't stating that the sign in the photo was my actual sign???

Also, the dark lettering on the sign in the photo is black and white so there is no way to actually confirm what the color really is on that one. Black, red, who knows what it was! The one that I have is faded/aged red.

I just thought the photo was a great companion piece to go alongside my sign. Nothing more.....
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Hi Tony


I guess I was looking too much into it, sorry.

Please continue posting all your great stuff.

This thread is a tremendous reflection of what our hobby is about.


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Hi Ted. No worries my friend.

I will continue to post away.
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Default Old Gold Baseball Ad

Fairly large at 38" x 50"
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Fairly large at 38" x 50"
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1950's Moxie soft drink poster (10" x 15" metal display).......I don't think this Adv. has been posted in this thread yet.







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Very nice Ted. That's a classic.....

Bob, the colors and print on your Old Gold ad resembles the printing found on 33 Goudeys. Love it..........
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Default 1944 World Series Trade Card ? for "Sellinger Display Service"




... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..


...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.


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... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..


...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.


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Very cool. ..
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Not sure if these belong here but thought I'd share them and piggy back on Ted's creamy Root Beer sign.

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Arbuckle Trade Card, circa 1888-89


Clarence Brooks & Co. Trade Card, circa 1880's

a little late to the party, but...as a trade card collector, that SULLIVAN is fantastic!
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that I have recently acquired, a couple I will be selling
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Kelly is only part of an advertising piece, but I still dig him. (Poster is a cheap reproduction.)
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a little late to the party, but...as a trade card collector, that SULLIVAN is fantastic!
Thanks, I found it at the 2012 NSCC in Baltimore. I'll be in AC this week, looking for more goodies.
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Love stuff like that.

Great cards....( and too many others in this thread to hand out kudos to)

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... This is not a postcard ; it's the size and thickness but the back is blank. The guy in the suit interviewing Art "Happy" Felsch appears to be Minneapolis Millers/St. Paul Saints radio announcer Jerry Harrington , which makes sense because after all it's the World Series and there's a war on and the big networks filled the press box with microphones and live feeds to every market possible. And that voice sold a lot of Wheaties to a lot of midwestern kids gathered around their radios listening to 'the ballgame'..


...Charlie Sheen played Felsch in "Eight Men Out".....good flick.


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Hey Bryan

Your ("cheap reproduction") OLD JUDGE poster is still a great looking piece.


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Not sure if these belong here but thought I'd share them and piggy back on Ted's creamy Root Beer sign.


Hey Dean

Thanks for posting the Moxie advertisements....Moxie marketed the Root beer advertised in my sign.






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Picked up several Tobacco related 100-year old "goodies" at the HOF weekend Cooperstown Show a week ago.

I'll start with this Egyptienne Cigarette pack.

B18 flannels were issued wrapped around Cigarette packs. Shown here is one of the brands which the B18's were associated with.










I will display some of the other items in the following posts here.


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The Cooperstown Show was full of "oldies but goodies" this year, I purchased this 23 1/2 " x 12 1/2 " x 8 " crate early on Friday morning,
as the Show opened. The price was right, so I dared not procrastinate (as I often do).















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Old 08-12-2016, 07:11 PM
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Default Show your Tobacco, Candy, Gum, Bread, etc. advertisement pieces

As I've already noted....the Cooperstown Show was full of "oldies but goodies" surprises this year. I added this Mayo Tin to my Tobacco
relics collection.
I posted an 1895 Mayo card with it; however, I don't think this Tin is circa 1895. I'm guessing that it's timeline is early 20th Century.

I would appreciate it if some one on this forum can identify the vintage of this Tin ? . Thanks guys......






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Who needs some Tailoring done?
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In a neat little Antique shop in Oklahoma, I found this Plow Boy Tobacco Tin (circa 1910). Given the condition of it and its price,
it was a must buy.

Back in April, I posted a crude scan of this Tin, so here are some pretty looking scans for you.














1910 Chicago Cubs

Evers ......................................... Brown .................................................. ..... Chance

King Cole .............................................. Sheckard .................................... Lew Richie



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Default Spring/Summer of '49....store window advertising banner display

Candy store windows in the Philadelphia area displayed this 1949 BOWMAN adv. banner promoting their fourth-coming series of BB cards.





Complete 4th series uncut 36-card sheet (this series of cards were issued in the Summer of 1949)



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Default 1950 Drake's Bakeries cards

1949 Newark Bears program/scorecard






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Another colorful Tobacco advertising piece from George S. Harris & Sons Lithographers (Phila.)......circa 1880's






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T200 back advertisement






13" x 21" Premium (computer generated replica of an original)







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Great looking Fatima Premium, Ted. Those really look better in person such as large photos do. Justice to true beauty can't be served on a computer screen.
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Very big piece that is in mint condition. Apologies, I had already posted the Old Gold piece. So, here is nice gum piece.
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Very big piece that is in mint condition.
Bob, you have THE MOST amazing advertising collection!! Love seeing what you post 👍🏼
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Great looking Fatima Premium, Ted. Those really look better in person such as large photos do. Justice to true beauty can't be served on a computer screen.
Thanks, Leon

Indeed, a 21" x 13" enlargement of a T200 brings out all the fine features of these small team pictures.


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Here's a new one. Extremely rare is an understatement - this is only the second Buchner Gold Coin I've ever seen.
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One more to share

Jon, that is a crazy good piece
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for the Gold Coin brand where one could theoretically exchange coupons for a house. I put the GC tin on my list but decided the condition and tangent not compelling enough. Oddly it was also only the second one I've seen! Those that know me are aware of my concentration on Ginter. Here's a neat graduated set of ashtrays for the gold dollar brand. After all I'm 90% a nonsports guy....
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for the Gold Coin brand where one could theoretically exchange coupons for a house. I put the GC tin on my list but decided the condition and tangent not compelling enough. Oddly it was also only the second one I've seen! Those that know me are aware of my concentration on Ginter. Here's a neat graduated set of ashtrays for the gold dollar brand. After all I'm 90% a nonsports guy....
You and Burdick, 90% non sports!! Nice tin..
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This used to belong to Topps Art Director Woody Gelman. I love the advertising pieces but I am especially fond of vintage baseball card advertising pieces
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You and Burdick, 90% non sports!! Nice tin..
Henry is in pretty good company then.....
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In 1933, the GOUDEY GUM Company started a revolution in the trading card market when they introduced their Indian Gum series
and their Big League series of cards packaged with buble gum in colorfully designed Waxpacks.


1933 Goudey Indian Gum wrapper & cards



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Never saw those before. Thanks for posting Jerry.
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Original Tarzan Bread crate(and an example card I have)
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Kind of interesting Cigar Advertising envelope .
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