This original 1920 trade print article, titled "Mortimer Wilson conducts his overture," offers a glimpse into a historical musical moment.
Measuring approximately 7.25" x 3.5" and graded as "Near Mint," this vintage piece is free of tears or stains. A distinctive addition to any collection, it provides a unique opportunity to frame a piece of classical music history.
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Introducing the Festive Archway Celebration, a perfect addition to your holiday yard décor.
This inflatable archway measures approximately 15.1 ft in length, with a diameter of 2 ft and a height of 11.2 ft. It can be quickly inflated within 1 minute using the heavy-duty 350W blower included.
To ensure stability, 4 stakes and 4 ropes are provided to prevent the archway from being blown awa…

The "Blue Bites Décor" is a versatile and eye-catching food truck sign that adds style and personality to your Snacks food truck or restaurant.
This concession stand sign can be easily applied and repositioned multiple times, thanks to its peel and stick feature. It is designed to be displayed on various hard surfaces like walls, doors, poles, windows, floors, trucks, fridges, and even luggag…

This vintage print article from 1911 features a Box Office Statement from Jan Kubelik's concert at the NYC Hippodrome.
Often used in TV shows and films for set decoration, this piece offers a glimpse into historical advertising practices within the classical music scene.
Keep an eye out for occasional sales on similar items throughout the year, providing an opportunity to add a touch of n…

This vintage print ad showcases Ralph Votapek's 1966 Piano Recital Tour, a notable event in the classical music scene.
The ad's presence in TV shows and films as set decoration highlights its cultural significance and historical value. With periodic sales offering a 19% discount, this piece may appeal to collectors or enthusiasts interested in acquiring a piece of musical history at a bargain…

This vintage dental tin, dating back to 1906, once held JAP Tooth Silk Dental Floss manufactured by Bauer & Black.
The tin features a cutter for the floss and is marked with the patent date of January 2, 1906. A piece of history from the early days of dentistry, this item provides a glimpse into the tools and products used in oral care over a century ago.
A unique collectible for those in…

This vintage article delves into the intriguing topic of Met Opera resignation letters, providing a unique glimpse into the world of classical music and opera.
The content is rich in historical significance and offers a valuable perspective on the inner workings of a renowned opera institution.
Ideal for enthusiasts of classical music, opera, and historical artifacts, this piece serves as…

This vintage print ad showcases Witold Malcuzynski's 1949 Piano Recital Tour, offering a glimpse into the classical music scene of that era.
Known for its presence in TV shows and films as set decoration, this ad exemplifies a historical advertising style. Keep an eye out for potential sales, as occasional discounts may be offered throughout the year.
The ad's value lies in its ability to…

This vintage Tossy Spivakovsky Violin Recital ad is a piece of classical music history.
Often used as set decoration in TV shows and films, it showcases a bygone era of musical performances. Keep an eye out for special sales throughout the year, offering a chance to own a piece of musical memorabilia at a bargain value.

This vintage pin-up art print titled "Sultry Aims of the Wild West" by Gil Elvgren is a classic piece from the 1950s.
Printed on thick 100 pound card stock paper, the print measures 8.5 x 11 inches including the white border. The artist, Gil Elvgren, was known for his pin-up paintings and illustrations, and is considered one of the most important pin-up and glamour artists of the twentieth ce…