EARLY 1900S JOHNSON & JOHNSON CORN & BUNION CABINET GENERAL STORE DISPLAY EX!! This is an early 1900s Corn and Bunion Pads General Store Display Cabinet. It is made of heavy cardboard, and has a great colorful paper litho covering. There are 4 working drawer with metal pulls, a and each drawer is full of original boxes complete with corn and bunion pads. Overall wonderful condition with some fading and wear consistent with age. Paper litho is in overall amazing condition!
This very rare display case was salvaged from a drug store that operated during the early 1900s in Kalamazoo, Michigan. I’m guessing this display case was used in the 1910s since Band-Aids were invented until 1920. Bauer and Black opened their company in Chicago during the mid 1890s. The business specialized in surgical dressings and later expanded moved their location to New York City in 1914. The back of this display notes the maker-Advertising Metal Display Co. CHGO & NY Made in U. I’ve seen several antique Wet-Pruf tins, but I’ve never seen a display for them. The display is approximately 17 inches tall by 9 1/2 inches wide. The signage itself has a few scuffs and some slight bends, along with minor oxidation at the bottom. Luckily, the display must have been kept out of the sun, because the four colors are still vibrant. Near the bottom of the graphics are three sets of three painted metal clips to hold something tape samples? One set of these clips is at the very bottom of the base. What makes this display so neat is the graphics. One larger set of hands holds an outstretched piece of tape while the smaller hands in the inset display a bandaged, waterproof finger while washing dishes. This display is a great piece of century-old drug-store advertising.
Step into the stylish world of 1920s Americana with this rare Detmer Woolens Department Store Display Box -a striking example of early 20th-century merchandising and graphic design. Originally used to present wool fabric samples in a fine tailoring department, this piece is as functional as it is visually captivating. Origin: American, circa 1920s. Materials: Lithographed paper over heavy cardboard. 9 x 11.5 x 28.5 in. (22.9 x 29.2 x 72.4 cm). Compartments: Three interior fabric bays with original dividers. Condition: Good vintage condition with signs of wear, scuffs, and edge loss consistent with age. Lid opens and closes properly and stays open for display. Chromolithograph illustration of well-dressed gentlemen (and one lady) with dog in a winter scene. Advertising slogans: “They Wear Best – Detmer Woolens – They Tailor Best”. Illustrated swatches labeled 500 Detmer Styles and Complete Stocks. Central green-printed guarantee for 100% pure wool fabrics. Side panels with grazing sheep graphics. ? Styling Tip: This rare display box makes a handsome base for showcasing antique books, small collectibles, or folded textiles. It’s equally charming atop a library cabinet or in a haberdashery-themed vignette.
This very rare display case was salvaged from a drug store that operated during the early 1900s in Kalamazoo, Michigan. I’m guessing this display case was used in the 1910s since Band-Aids were invented until 1920. Bauer and Black opened their company in Chicago during the mid 1890s. The business specialized in surgical dressings and later expanded moved their location to New York City in 1914. The back of this display notes the maker-Advertising Metal Display Co. CHGO & NY Made in U. I’ve seen several antique Wet-Pruf tins, but I’ve never seen a display for them. The display is approximately 17 inches tall by 9 1/2 inches wide. The signage itself has a few scuffs and some slight bends, along with minor oxidation at the bottom. Luckily, the display must have been kept out of the sun, because the four colors are still vibrant. Near the bottom of the graphics are three sets of three painted metal clips to hold something tape samples? One set of these clips is at the very bottom of the base. What makes this display so neat is the graphics. One larger set of hands holds an outstretched piece of tape while the smaller hands in the inset display a bandaged, waterproof finger while washing dishes. This display is a great piece of century-old drug-store advertising.
Vintage Early 1900’s Rare X Large 38 Store Shop Germany Santa Clause Display. Brought over from Germany in the early 50’s. There is a repair to the upper portion of the back board still very sturdy. One of a kind piece. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Merchandise & Memorabilia\Store Displays”. The seller is “rick_maggie” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
Vintage Early 1900’s Drug Store Fountain Pen Display Case Cabinet Wood & Brass. Fully functional including lighting system. This came out of an old drug general store. Still has the pen information on various models. The post office is hiring a bunch of lazy idiots that seem to be throwing packages. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Merchandise & Memorabilia\Store Displays”. The seller is “rick_maggie” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
Vintage Early 1900s Boye Sewing Needles display case. The wood is in great shape for the age. The front of the display is still bright but has areas of rust and deterioration. The backside has more rust and deterioration as shown. All compartments are in working order. The display can be used as it is but could use some restoration on the metalwork. Base is 7″ x 12″. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Merchandise & Memorabilia\Store Displays”. The seller is “digital_ambition” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
Antique Oak and Glass Display Case Advertising Pepsin & Tutti-Frutti Flavors on its Marquee. Made of Oak with Glass and a Glass Mirror at the Back of the Case to Enhance the Contents Within. Wood Marquee Appears to be Carved. Orignally Offered to Dealers for Free with a Stocking Order of Assorted Adams Chewing Gum. From Adams & Sons Co. Brooklyn, NY & Chicago, IL. Overall Dimensions: 17-1/2″ high x 11-1/2″ wide x 6-1/2 deep including marquee. Glass Front and Sides are Excellent. Mirror has some “foggy” areas typical of glass mirrors that are 100+ years old. There is one “chip” in the wood on the front top edge, underneath the marquee. Typical wear throughout display. Glass shelves appear to be correct. Review images which will provide the best condition report. Functionality is not guaranteed. Additional pictures available upon request. Guaranteed to be Vintage and Original by DecoEd. The item “Vintage 1900’s Adams Pepsin Tutti-Frutti Oak & Glass Gum DISPLAY CASE Nice” is in sale since Friday, September 18, 2020. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Food & Beverage\Candy & Nuts\Chewing Gum”. The seller is “decoed” and is located in Los Angeles, California. This item can be shipped to United States.