Miller High Life Beer 1964 Vtg Print Ad 10″x13.25″ enjoy life ukulele friends
This is NOT a reproduction, it was taken from an original 1964 magazine. Great for framing!
This is NOT a reproduction, it was taken from an original 1964 magazine. Great for framing!
Feels like plastic. Has a small crack on right side see pics.
The actual ad you are buying is the one pictured above. We love the hunt!
You’re buying/bidding on the following item: “This is a high quality 11 x 14 Metal Sign” Miller High Life – Service With A Smile – Man Cave Sign 11 x 14 Metal Sign (Man Cave Ready) Buy Today & We Will Ship TODAY!!!Well packaged with cardboard protector for maximum protection!
We have put together a collection of reproduction metal signs inspired by vintage print advertising. These signs are completely unique and make a great conversation piece in any room. They are perfect for kitchens, offices, man caves, bathrooms, garages, kids rooms, workshops, game rooms or any other place in need of something truly unique. They also make one of a kind, out of the ordinary gifts. Each sign is made to order and individually handcrafted. Available in 3 different sizes – Image is baked into a powder coating for a durable and lasting finish – Simulated rust edges, scratches and faded paint – UV protected heavy duty aluminum, resists fading and the elements. – Made in the USA. – Mounting holes with smooth rounded corners
This set of 2 plastic mugs features the Miller High Life and Michelob brands, making it a must-have for collectors of advertising memorabilia. The Thermo-Serv mugs come in a vibrant multi-color design, perfect for enjoying your favorite beverages in style. These vintage mugs are a unique addition to any collection and a great way to showcase your love for classic beer brands.
MILLER HIGH LIFE. • Has die cut hanging holes.
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