1910s Herr & Company Stanley Tools Catalog Page Print Ad Steel Squares Bevels
This is an original print ad, not a copy.
Vintage TACOMA Dye & Cleaning Works Blotter – Early 20th Century Dry Cleaning Ad
Discover a piece of early 20th-century advertising history with this vintage blotter from TACOMA Dye & Cleaning Works. This collectible features a classic black and white illustration depicting a man and woman with a suit, promoting their services including suits, silks, plume cleaning, dyeing, carpets, rugs, and curtains. The blotter includes their address at 1137 Tacoma Avenue and an old-style ‘MAIN 7468’ phone number, inviting customers to ‘PHONE US FOR ESTIMATES’. This charming piece offers a glimpse into local business and advertising practices from decades past. Perfect for collectors of advertising ephemera, dry cleaning memorabilia, or Tacoma history.
Vintage 1940 Sergeant’s Dog Medicines Print Ad Dachshund Hypochondriac Coupon
The ad copy discusses a dog’s health and promotes Sergeant’s Condition Pills and their ‘Dog Book’ as a solution.
1910s Herr & Co. Lancaster PA Hardware Catalog Page Print Ad Sash Weights
This is an original print ad, not a copy.
Vintage 1960s Welsh Comfortline Baby Products Advertising Print Ad Catalog Page
This is a single catalog page, not a full magazine. This is an original print ad, not a copy.
1960s Brunswick Bowling & Hedstrom Playground Equipment Print Ad Catalog Page
Ideal for framing or inclusion in a collection. This is an original print ad, not a copy.
1907 Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (BLE) Dues Receipt – Steam Engine Art
This is an original, handwritten dues receipt from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers (BLE), dated February 28, 1907. The receipt features a detailed illustration of a steam locomotive in the upper left corner. It was issued to ‘Bro. John Murphy’ for a special assessment of twenty-five cents. The document is labeled ‘Form No. 18’ and is signed by ‘A.B. Wallinger, F.A.E.’ of Division No. 1. This historic railroad ephemera piece shows a perforated edge on the left, indicating it was removed from a ledger or receipt book. It is in good vintage condition with a light vertical fold and minor age-related toning.