Morphy Auctions Early Spring 2009 Sale

1920s. Light blue printing on all four sides, which states “Planters Pennant Salted Peanuts 5 cents”. Includes original cellophane hang tag that would

1920s to 1930s. Easel-back sign made of heavy cardboard for a display that would have been used in a store window or store display. Cardboard die-cut

1940s. Red top has label with minor wear to red paint. Condition (Excellent). Size 2 - 1/4" x 1 - 1/2".

1940s. Hi-hat one-pint tin is full with original oil, sealed and unused. Colors and graphics are shiny with no rust. Includes original box which would

1920s. Tin scoop, which was used to scoop peanuts from glass display jars and put peanuts into glassine bags. Colors and graphics are extremely shiny

Tin originally held five pounds of Pennant Brand peanuts. Tin is black and blue with strong color, graphics and minor rust. Gold lid is extremely shin

1920s. Tin is light blue in color with strong color and graphics and no rust. Gold bottom is extremely shiny. Condition (Near Mint). Size 5 - 1/4&qu...

1960s. Unusual counter display would have held five-cent bags of peanuts. Only minor scuffs to plastic. Advertising Display Condition (Excellent). Siz

1920s. Manufactured by Tindeco. Tin pail has original wire bail with great color, graphics and shine. No scratches or dents to pail or lid. Gold lid h

1940s to 1950s. Eight-ounce jar is full with original peanut butter and has an orange metal snap on lid. Lid state “Another Famous Planters Product”.