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

[Leon]

Originally Posted by 1880nonsports

It's my favorite carton even without the card connection although there's a buffalo bill paperboard carton that might give it competition. I need a GQ pack to accompany my carton and advertising so if you have a duplicate you want to sell NOW or in the future - I'm quite interested...........

Didn't I get my (original) GQ pack from you, 10+ yrs ago? Have only seen one other and a board member has it. I sold it to him about 5 yrs ago and got it off of ebay. He paid a hefty price for it too.....as, if memory serves me, I did too on my original one. One of the only packs I have seen with the date on the inside of it.

[1880nonsports]

I've sold plenty of my "best" items along my journey - and I did sell you my GQ pack YEARS ago. I continue to redefine my focus and it's one of a few packs I'd like for my current 19th century "run". While I'm begging - please keep me in mind should an 1939 acc in original condition pass by you! My want list is small but difficult..........

[tedzan]

BB card Lithography doesn't get much better than these 1888 GOODWIN CHAMPIONS








TED Z

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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

SHECKARD (glove)
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[tedzan]

Great 1935 Wings Cigarette poster.

Thanks for displaying it.


TED Z
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LOOKING for this T206 guy to complete my EXCLUSIVE 12 red HINDU sub-set (12 subjects)

SHECKARD (glove)
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[phlflyer1]

[tedzan]

Double post.

[wonkaticket]

Originally Posted by tedzan

Great 1935 Wings Cigarette posters.


Thanks for showing them.


TED Z

Thanks Ted, ACC says 1938-1940 and I think it tends to be more 1940's due to some of the planes included etc. I wonder who won the Piper Cubs?

[tedzan]

I agree with you....upon close observation of some of the planes in this set, I see what appears to me as early WWII British Fighter planes.

I think I got the 1935 date from a dealer who was selling a large lot of these cards, back in the Willow Grove Show days.

Thanks for the clarification.

TED Z

[NYHighlanderFan]

Jarbeau must have been an 1880's version of Madonna, Cher or Fergie only going by one name. Hot thighs...scandalous for 1888.

[Leon]

a few cycle packs and counter display....These are not to size. The 4 packs are small, regular size and the bottom box is large, approx. 8 x 10....

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by phlflyer1

Love this CROFTS advertising poster.

Thanks for posting it....it's been a while since we've talked.



TED Z

[tedzan]

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TED Z

[tedzan]

[phlflyer1]

Ted,

Thanks for the compliment on the Crofts advertising piece. Here are a couple of bottles that go along with it.

The smaller one I picked up fairly recently. It is the first time that I have ever seen a smaller Crofts Cocoa bottle with the label in tact.

The best part of the purchase is that about 1/3 of the bottle is still full of 100 year old Cocoa crystals. In case you are wondering, no I don't have the heart (or stomach) to dump them into a glass of milk and see how it tastes.

[bobfreedman]

Cap Anson Cigar Box

[Jeffrompa]

Gypsy queen trade card

[MyGuyTy]

Originally Posted by phlflyer1

Awesome Crofts ad Scott, as a fellow E92 CC collector, this brings a tear to my eye.....

[tedzan]

[phlflyer1]

Thanks Mr. Moses for the info on three different sizes of the Crofts bottles.

I think I've finally gotten the pictures in my original post fixed for good as I moved them over to a different hosting site.