Two miniature jeep toys of unknown brand. Typical war production when toys were no longer made of steel, which was all preserved for the war industry. The Jeeps are made entirely of wood. The axles were simply taped to the bottom. The tape has be refreshed as the old tape was deteriorated. The...
Cardboard sign that measures about 38.5 x 33 centimeters. In 1943 Coca Cola published the first series of 20 fighting planes signs. This is the Republic P-47 'Thunderbolt' of that series. The sign is dated 1943 in the lower left corner and was presented in the Coca Cola advertising pricelist...
Two sticks of Wrigley's Juicy Fruit gum that were sent to a toddler for his second birthday. Kenneth Hensiek was born in 1939 dating this to 1941. Super nice and unique wartime item. This is an item of the 1944Supply.com shop collection. Very good condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Original photo of cute but unidentified USO artist (possibly Frances Langford?). The photos measures about 26 x 20 centimeters. There are some handwritten pencil marks on the back. This will look awesome framed. Very good condition.
Commemorative cup 10 years liberation of Holland 1955. Marked on the bottom with the Rampant Lion and 'Société Céramique Maastricht, Made in Holland. These cups are hard to find these days, especially this nice. Very good condition.
With superb George Petty Pin Up of the front cover. Excellent wartime display item! Very good condition.
With superb George Petty Pin Up of the front cover. Excellent wartime display item! Very good condition.
Original cardboard sign which measures about 51 x 76 centimeter. The sign has some damage and the colors have faded but it still has its cardboard stand. This is a hard to find sign and it will display nicely. This is an item of the 1944Supply.com shop collection. Good condition.
Paper bag that was folded around the bottle to avoid dripping. This was common when soft drinks were still cooled on ice. Also see image of 1932 patent. Photo with bottle is to demonstrate the use of the bag. Excellent condition.
Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of May 1942. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented in...