Show your Tobacco, Candy, Gum, Bread, etc. advertisement pieces

[1880nonsports]

moustache cup and not shaving mug I believe..... Got pix of the bottom? What is the association to Ratsch - provenance?

[Leon]

Moustache, beard, whatever .....The Peerless on his uniform is most likely from Ratsch Peerless....Here is the bottom and a Ratsch postcard to boot...

Originally Posted by 1880nonsports

moustache cup and not shaving mug I believe..... Got pix of the bottom? What is the association to Ratsch - provenance?

[3-2-count]

Obak Cigarettes advertising is pretty tough to come buy. Very happy with this recent addition!

[CobbSpikedMe]

That's a beautiful Obak piece Tony. Amazing. Too bad there wasn't a card sticking out of the open pack. That would've been unreal.

[3-2-count]

Andy, thank you.....

[bobfreedman]

Tony, very nice addition to an already impressive collection. This is my latest pickup:

[1880nonsports]

I would have kept bidding :-) Nice pickup. Same artist as the Arthurettes cigarettes signs. Very Manic!!

[jefferyepayne]

Originally Posted by 3-2-count

Obak Cigarettes advertising is pretty tough to come buy. Very happy with this recent addition!

Love this item, Tony!

jeff

[3-2-count]

Hi Jeff. Good to hear from you.

Thank you my friend!

[tedzan]

Displayed here is a vintage postcard (circa 1912) depicting the Liggett & Myers Factory. It is one of the many American Tobacco Co. (ATC) Factory's
which manufactured tobacco products during the early 20th Century timeline.

Factory #42, Durham, NC

Tobacco brands (post ATC divestiture in 1911)...... AMERICAN BEAUTY, COUPON, FATIMA, PIEDMONT, etc.




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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[tedzan]

This 110 year old postcard depicts ATC Factory #25. Situated along the James River, this Factory produced these Tobacco brands:
AMERICAN BEAUTY, BROAD LEAF, CAROLINA BRIGHTS, CYCLE, DRUM, OLD MILL, PIEDMONT, SOVEREIGN, and SWEET CAPORAL
during the 1909 - 1911 timeline.

.................................................. .................................................. ..........................v....... Factory #25 .......v
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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[tedzan]

Factory #33, Reidsville, NC

ATC tobacco brand...... Ty Cobb Smoking Tobacco




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I say this Cobb is definitely a T206....what say you ?

Before you disagree.....consider the following.....the Demmitt or O'Hara (St louis variations) "stand alone", as does this Ty Cobb/ TY COBB card. Therefore,
the argument that this Cobb card is a unique subject (unlike any other T206 cards) does not hold water. Plus, evidence confirms that it was issued in 1910.


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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[tedzan]

Factory #30, Brooklyn, NY…..I have been searching many years for a postcard (or a photo) of this Factory. If anyone on this forum has a picture, please post it......Thanks.

Factory #30 produced tobacco brands...... LENOX, SWEET CAPORAL, TOLSTOI, UZIT




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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[samosa4u]

I'm surprised nobody ever posted this here:



Viceroy cigarettes Mickey Mantle advertising sign (probably from 1957). I believe these signs were displayed on the sides of buses.

The above sign does not belong to me. It was owned by Jay Kemplin and he sold it back in 2018.

[bobfreedman]

Bambino and Homerun

[bobfreedman]

Civil War piece

[tedzan]

Original 1947 BOND BREAD wrapper








Real rookie cards
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TED Z

T206 Reference
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[Jobu]

I posted my Carolina Brights poster in this thread a number of years ago. For anyone who liked it, I want to let you know that it is now live at REA:

https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=64991

[phlflyer1]

Recently picked up the following piece which I was pretty happy to acquire.

From my research, it is one of the first documented candy containers having been distributed at the first Worlds Fair (Centennial Exposition) in Philadelphia in 1876. The container held candy produced by Croft & Wilbur which was the predecessor to Croft & Allen of E92 fame.

Samuel Croft eventually split up with H.O. Wilbur in the 1880s. Wilbur went on to concentrate on producing Chocolate candy and his company became famous for producing "Wilburs Buds" candies similar to Hersheys kisses.

After the split with H.O. Wilbur, Samuel Croft formed a partnership with George Allen in the 1880s to manufacture candy and cocoa related products that included Croft's Cocoa and Croft's Candy which we are familiar with from the backs of E92 cards.

[icurnmedic]

Didn’t realize I had this

[1880nonsports]

is the back from a folding chair. Doesn't make it any less nice - just different.

[1880nonsports]

Had a few neat things from the later brand in the past - that is way cool... It's the ancillary items to my core collections that bring it all together.

[icurnmedic]

Originally Posted by 1880nonsports

is the back from a folding chair. Doesn't make it any less nice - just different.

Yes that is my understanding. Or a bench maybe. It’s Double sided. I have had it for years, long before I started collecting prewar.