Morphy Auctions Early Spring 2009 Sale

Clean and crisp advertising electric products. Condition (9.0, Near Mint). Size 16" x 5".

Depicting TV repairman from the 1950s. Condition (8.5, Excellent). Size 16" x 5 - 3/4".

Funeral home from York, Pennsylvania. Minor paint touchup. Condition (9.0 - 9.25, Near Mint). Size 24" x 6".

Marked “The Duffer”. Great graphics with strong color and nice shine. Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 39" x 8 - 1/4".

Rare. Unusual face depicting fire on front and an untouched safe in the middle of the fire. Condition (Displays as 9.5, Near Mint). Size 12" Dia.

Graphics include line drawing of Ben-Hur and chariot logo at top. Condition (Displays as 9.5, Near Mint). Size 12" Dia.

Manufactured by the Hutchinson Bag Corporation in Hutchinson, Kansas. Depicts two cute “Sandy” figures for your sand bags. Paint chip around mounting

Manufactured by The Britton-Hoffman Company in Pottsville. New old stock with deep colored and privilege panel and some paper residue. Condition (8.5

Advertises a water pump with great graphics. Bottom has an unused privilege panel with minor scratches and edge touchup. Condition (8.0 - 8.5, Excelle

1890s to 1900. Framed under glass. Advertises G.F. Frost, a dealer of coal, in Waltham, Massachusetts. Bright and clean with only a few very small spo

Circa 1900. Framed and matted under glass. Great graphics on shiny enameled paper. Strong condition with only minor surface marks. Condition (9.0 - 9.

1963. Heavily embossed with neat graphics. A few minor scratches and scuffs with small edge dents and light wear. Condition (8.0+, Excellent). Size 8

Circa 1900. Includes hinged lid. Only very minor stains with light soiling and minor wear. Talcum Tins Condition (8.5, Excellent). Size 6 - 1/2"...

Late 1800s. All are nicely framed under glass. Two are for Clark's Thread and the third for Boston Boot and Shoe Company. All are very nice with...

1920s. Beautiful box that folds open for self display full of ten unopened packs with great graphics. Advertising Display Condition (9.8, Near Mint).

Sign is over cardboard with original string holder. Neat graphics and colors with minor rubs, minor spots, stains, shallow bends, dents and chips. Dis

1930s to 1940s. Light soiling with some paint overspray and a good bit of wear on the paper label of display can with minor marks, chips and nicks. Ad

1930s. A few shallow dents, crimps, minor marks, light scratches, small nicks and chips. Great overall color and presentation. Condition (7.0 - 7.5, V

Framed without glass. Only light wear with a few small scratches, shallow dents and minor marks. Condition (7.5 - 8.0, Excellent). Size 18" x 1...

1926. Only minor marks, rubs, light soiling and wear. Condition (8.0 - 8.3, Excellent). Size 8 - 1/2" x 13".

1920s to 1930s. Both die-cuts display wonderfully with only minor rubs, light soiling and almost no wear. Condition (8.5, Excellent). Size Largest: 13

Depicts winged man holding ear of corn. Has been repaired and has eight metal splits and partial loss to base. Unusual piece of advertising. Condition

Circa 1960. Only light wear with one or two tiny nicks, minor marks and a few edge chips. Condition (8.5 - 9.0, Near Mint). Size 40" Dia.

1940s. Both are unused. One has a few small marks and breaks with a couple top holes, edge and edge tape wear and light soiling. Condition (7.5+, Very

1920s to 1930s. Shows eleven starlets of the day including Marion Davies. Medium to heavy soiling, some spots of mildew, edge wear, minor edge bends a

Includes two tin thermometers, RC Cola and Coca-Cola and two tin signs, Canada Dry and Chesterfield. Most with, if any, minor wear. Condition (7.0 - 9

Box has three drawers. Condition (Excellent). Size 9 - 1/2" x 9 - 1/2" x 9 - 1/2".

Made by Telechron of Massachusetts. Circa 1930s. Electric cord is cut with minor paint loss to clock. Condition (Excellent). Size 8" x 5" ...

Circa 1940s. General overall wear, some separation to reverse paint, minor soiling and does not light up. Condition (7.0, Very Good). Size 6 - 1/2&q...

1942. All posters are related to Loose Talk in World War II. Some soiling, light edge wear and minor overall wear. Historical Condition (8.0 - 8.5, Ex

1940s. Neat graphics with only light wear, a few tape marks near border and light overall soiling. Historical Condition (7.5, Very Good). Size Largest

1940s. Framed under glass. Some very minor fold marks and light wear. Historical Condition (9.0 - 9.5, Near Mint). Size 19" x 29".

St. Louis, Missouri. 1888. Includes original frame. A few bends, ripples, minor stains and darkening. Historical Condition (7.0, Very Good). Size 31...

1870s to 1880s. Includes original wooden frame. Somewhat darkened with medium soiling, closed tears, light to medium overall wear and a few small punc

Circa 1900. Framed with cracked glass. General overall wear, darkening and soiling. Condition (5.0 - 6.0, Good). Size 17" x 23".

1937. Pad is depleted except for last page. Light to medium overall wear, marks and soiling. Condition (7.0, Very Good). Size 28" x 29".

1902. Framed under glass. Almost no wear. Historical Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 21" x 27".

1894. Shows numerous men in the fields harvesting cotton along with some package illustrations. Medium soiling, marks, rubs and stains. Condition (6.5

Circa 1912 to 1915. Framed under glass. Only light soiling and wear overall. Condition (8.5 - 9.0, Near Mint). Size 29" x 39".

1920s. Fantastic color with some minor edge bends, light staining and minor edge wear. Advertising Display Condition (8.0+, Excellent). Size 42"...

Circa 1940s. One closed tear at top center, minor stains, small marks, light soiling and wear. Historical Condition (7.0 - 7.5, Very Good). Size 27&...

1902. Unused item with some edge wear, minor edge tears, light wear and soiling. Great graphics. Historical Condition (8.0, Excellent).

Easel on back still remains with original product packages priced at 10-cents each still attached to cardboard on front. Some wear. Advertising Displa

1950s to 1960s. Fanta sign includes original box. Both are unused with slight ambering to Fanta. Condition (9.0 - 9.8, Near Mint Plus). Size Largest:

1920s to 1930s. Wonderful color with a few closed tears near shoulder and in lower right corner with one other punch and minor wear. Advertising Displ

1950s. Wonderful and unused condition with only a couple minor edge bends. Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 30" x 21".

Circa 1900. Beautiful clock with strong gold highlights, wonderful wood graining and strong overall condition. Complete with original marked pendulum.

Circa 1915 to 1920. Includes original can with labels on both sides. Item presents very well overall with only light to medium wear, minor spots, a fe

Metal case with “Red Goose” logo and strong colors. Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 26" x 13".

Crisp and clean depicting man planting tree advertising garden products. Condition (9.0, Near Mint). Size 15" x 7 - 1/2".

Made in Baltimore, Maryland. Advertised Sherwood Gardens. Touchup to edge with a minor chip in bottom hole. Condition (9.0, Near Mint). Size 36"...

1920s. All beautifully framed under glass. Two have great Indians and one with Stonewall Jackson. All are fairly crisp with no wear. Condition (9.5, N

Circa 1900. A few minor surface scratches, medium edge chips, great gloss and deep shelving. Condition (7.5, Very Good). Size 12" x 17".

All have light to medium wear. Condition (8.0, Excellent). Size Largest: 10" T.

Tin litho store display folds out to hold hair nets. Advertising Display Condition (8.0 - 8.3, Very Good). Size 14 - 3/4" L.

Includes Larkin Violet, Yardley, Cream of Milk, San-Tox, and Sweet Pea talcum. Nice grouping in good condition overall. Some still full of powder. Con

Includes tin containers for Droste's Cocoa, Davis and Calumet Baking Powders, and Velvet tobacco plus a R&S bulb kit and a Children's Cr...

Made in Reading, Pennsylvania. Depicts milk bottle on dial. Condition (Displays as 9.5, Near Mint). Size 12" Dia.

1930s to 1940s. Rare with neat graphics and nice colors. A few small chips and surface rubs. Nice, quality restoration with a mild bend in bottom five

Made in Chicago, Illinois. Minor edge touchup and some fading. Condition (8.0, Excellent). Size 16" x 6".

Convex front lens with strong colors. Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 12" x 12".

Circa 1940s. Complete with original framework. Gorgeous sign with only minor edge wear, hidden by frame. Super graphics. Condition (9.0 - 9.5, Near Mi

Depicts ice cream sundae with minor surface scratches and scuffs. Size 16" x 6 - 1/4".

Made by the Stout Sign Company. Outdoor sign with old, minor scratches and touchups in spots that do not distract from the overall look. Condition (8.

Working. All original. Mild paint loss and scratches mostly on the back. Key is not included. Gum Ball Machine Condition (Excellent). Size 19 - 1/2&...

Porcelain and metal. Working. Condition (Excellent). Size 48" T.

Unused, mint metal cabinet machine with four display packs for Teaberry, Blackjack, Clove and Beeman’s gum. Price per pack was ten cents. Key is inclu

Never used, new old stock with Bakelite pulls. Key is included. Gum Ball Machine Condition (9.5, Near Mint). Size 19" x 12".

Circa 1910. Nice, early machine with original paint. A little wear on decal with light to medium overall wear. Gum Ball Machine Condition (7.5, Very G

Needs adjustment and keys are not included. Gum Ball Machine Condition (Very Good). Size 14" x 8 - 1/2".

Twenty-five cent vending machine with 15 Bayer Aspirin Tins. Minor paint loss on bottom. Key is included. Condition (9.0, Near Mint). Size 17 - 1/2&...

Circa 1900. Complete with key and a supply of collar buttons. Only moderate wear overall. Paper sign on top is a reprint. Vending Machine Condition (V

1940s to 1950s. Beautiful and complete in original box and in unused condition. Original key is included. Vending Machine Condition (9.7, Near Mint Pl

American. Circa 1940s. Made by the Filmascope Co. of Chicago. Metal frame with glass. Working. Condition (Excellent). Size 21" x 16" x 10&...

Working. Art Deco. All original including coin tray to receive coins. Includes keys. Condition (Excellent). Size 26" T.

Includes one Planters Peanut jar with metal lid, one fish bowl marked "Planters" on bottom with lid, one round bowl with chip on top ring ...

1950s. Manufactured by Elmar Toy Company. Includes red plastic train engine and two peanut trains cars with original metal car connector. No chips or

Set includes one metal pin with rhinestones in body, one wooden Mr. Peanut pin, one wooden 1939 New York World’s Fair Mr. Peanut pin and one wooden 19

1940s to 1950s. Coin slot is in top of hat and a round circle on back of bank was meant to be cut out to remove coins from back, but on this piece is

1950s. Original gold sticker souvenir label of Atlantic City New Jersey on hood of red car. Unusual version as this car has a friction motor. Conditio

1950s. Manufactured by Acme Plastic. Very difficult truck to find. When truck is pushed forward the carousel moves. Condition (Near Mint). Size 4&qu...

1950s. Green walker toy has original gold store sticker on the front of hat. Includes original box with one piece off the top flap and various green a

1940s. Five-gallon square tin with graphics on all four side panels and minor overall wear. Includes original box. Condition (Excellent). Size 14 - 1/

1930s to 1940s. Display jar has minor inner rim roughness and lid has no chips or cracks. Jar has an original label on front, which is unusual to be f

1930s. Display jar and lid have no chips or cracks with rectangular label on jar in perfect condition. Includes original shipping box and the running

1950s. Extremely rare red, white and blue three color variation. Bank has Atlantic City New Jersey sticker on base. Condition (Near Mint). Size 8 - 1/

1950s. Extremely rare color variation. Bank is an off yellow plastic inside, which has shiny silver over paint. Condition (Near Mint). Size 8 - 1/2&...

1940s. “U-shaped” glass is perfect with no chips or cracks. This item was given away by executives of the company as gifts to important clients and/or

1940s. “V-shaped” glass is perfect with no chips or cracks. This item was given away by executives of the company as gifts to important clients and/or

1940s. Distributed by Thomson Wholesale Grocery Company. Display jar is unusual as the jar contains five product line descriptions done in red letteri

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,