This vintage beer advertising piece features a nostalgic depiction of a fire engine promoting Griesedieck Beer.
The ad captures a bygone era, showcasing the charm of early 20th-century marketing. With a focus on the fire engine, this print likely appeals to collectors interested in both vintage beer memorabilia and historical advertising.
The value of this piece is considered a bargain, o…

The BCW Newspaper Bags are a cost-effective solution for collectors who want to preserve their valuable newspapers.
These bags are made of crystal clear polypropylene, which is acid-free and archival quality. The 3 mil material thickness ensures that the newspapers are protected from handling and environmental factors.
The bags come with a 1 1/2 inch flap for closure and are great for use…

This original 1866 newspaper from the New York Times features an advertisement for the Broadway production of "The Black Crook," considered the first modern-day musical.
The musical premiered at Niblo's Garden in New York City and ran for a record-breaking 474 performances. The newspaper is a historical and collectible piece that provides insight into the early days of musical theater, showca…

This vintage beer advertising print from 1940 showcases a gentleman holding a bottle of Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer.
The piece is in Very Good condition with some toning due to its age, adding to its authentic charm. Keep an eye out for more unique advertising pages like this one to add to your collection.
This historical newspaper ad offers a glimpse into the past, making it a valuable find f…

Immerse yourself in the nostalgia of the past with the Golden Era Legends Paper Collection, a vintage sports memorabilia set that captures the essence of a bygone era.
Each piece in this collection exudes a sense of history, with a patina that speaks to its age and authenticity. The items are in Very Good condition, showcasing a subtle toning that only adds to their charm.
Ideal for enthu…

Introducing "The Golden Era: Alex Grammas' St.
Louis Cardinals Newspaper Panel," a vintage sports memorabilia paperstock and cutout. This panel, measuring approximately 4 x 6 1/4 inches, originates from The Fort Smith Times Record newspaper dated April 22, 1954. Created by Murray Olderman, it showcases Alex Grammas of the St.
Louis Cardinals. Despite some toning due to age, the panel is i…

This vintage newspaper panel by Murray Olderman "Big Brother" measures approximately 7 x 4.25 inches and originates from a Fort Smith Arkansas newspaper dated April 9, 1967. Featuring Atlanta Braves Felipe Alou alongside his brothers Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pirates and Jay Alou of the San Francisco Giants, this piece is in Very Good condition with some toning due to its age.
A collectibl…

This vintage newspaper photo features the Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference Champions from 1948, originally published in The Southwest American newspaper.
Measuring approximately 12 x 7 inches, the ad is in Very Good condition with some toning due to age. The piece is a part of a collection from an estate in Maine and showcases a historical moment in sports history.
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The Pieto's Columbia Lions Football Player 1948 Newspaper Panel showcases a vintage piece of sports memorabilia featuring Lou Kusserow, a prominent Columbia University Lions football player.
This unique collectible is a paperstock cutout that captures a moment in football history from 1948. With a historical charm, this panel offers a glimpse into the past, specifically highlighting the athle…

This historical archive piece from 1960 features a newspaper article from The Detroit News covering a Ku Klux Klan demonstration and African American lunch counter sit-ins in Atlanta during the Civil Rights movement.
The newspaper provides a snapshot of a significant moment in history, shedding light on the struggles and events of that time.
The publication serves as a reminder of past in…