Morphy Auctions Early Spring 2009 Sale

1930s. Unusual display jar has original white screw on metal lid and wood and wire bail handle. Green label has strong color with minor wear around ed

1950s. One-gallon tin is full with original oil, sealed and unused. Colors and graphics are shiny with no rust. Top of can has oil residue marks. This

1930s. Easel-back two-tier display would have held eight-ounce Cocktail Peanut cans in the food stores. Minor, typical wear to the cardboard but with

1930s. Cardboard display features girl in yellow dress and appears to have never been used as no tears or creases exist. Colors are strong with no fad

1930s. Display would have held five-cent Jumbo Block Peanut Bars. Colors are strong; however, scratches do exist along with minor rust. Display has a

1930s. Tin display is complete and would hold one glass display jar or candy box. Minor wear to display and colors are strong and shiny with no rust a

1930s. Tin display is complete and would hold one glass display jar. Minor wear around edges of front display; however, colors are bright and strong.

1930s to 1940s. This sign was originally on the Planter’s Store in Memphis, Tennessee. Five color porcelain has great shine and is rounded in a half-m

1940s to 1950s. Statute has great character look. Some minor paint wear but strong color and several splits in the fiberglass along arm seam and one l

1920s. This display jar is the first jar produced for Planters. The jar has the original orange paper band label that goes around the rim of the jar,