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BID DATE: 02/15/2026 09:11 PM
CURRENT BIDDER: rkleber1
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DESCRIPTION (20) PIECES OLD ADVERTISING PRODUCTS Rating: 8 Comments: The pieces in this lot are made out of either metal, wood, rubber, early hard plastic or paper that vary in size and are more than 80 years old. The lot includes a 2” high Edgeworth tobacco tin, a pair of 3” high rubber boots advertising Goodyears Rubber MFG CO of New York, a wood Boye Needle Company case dated 1929, a Harvard Beer bottle opener, a Phosphorated Iron General System Tonic tin and a Dutch Boy National Lead Company paint sample tin that still has its original paint chips/sheets. There's an Anacin as well as Certified aspirin tin, a Bakelite box that once held Obtundobulbs, a Victor Tungs-Tone needles case with a center fixture that has some of the original needles for Victrolas, Anita metal/glass needle dispenser dated 1925 and eight packages of Steel Cross Hair Pins that has a patent date of January 18th, 1887 that are unused in their never opened packages. All of the pieces in this lot are in sturdy shape having normal use wear, paint wear on the Harvard Beer bottle opener, could have soiling/stains and they are at our Auction Gallery for preview or please contact us for more information. Please click here for an explanation of our (1-10) Rating System. Condition Ratings Also, please feel free to email or call us if you have any further questions

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