1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with 2nd Army insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Army Air Forces insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Coast Artillery Corps insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
1941 type double dot Pepsi-Cola logo bottle cap with Finance Department insignia printed on the inside. The cork lining is no longer present. Rare and hard to find wartime Pepsi-Cola collectible. Very good condition.
Deck B of the two decks published by Esquire magazine in 1941. The deck is packaged in a luxury box and complete with its four suits, 1941 dated Joker and Bridge scoring card. As advertised in various Esquire magazines (advertisements do not come with the playing cards). Varga was the Nr 1 Pin...
Full deck consisting of the four suits and Joker in its original box. The cards were never played with and where still wrapped in cellophane. The cellophane has been carefully opened on one side to make display of the cards possible. Extra nice are the designs of the Jack, Queen and King. The...
Two pre-war silver 25 cents coins with Wilhelmina, queen of the Netherlands, made into cuff links Very good condition.
Deck A of the two decks Esquire magazine published in 1941. The deck was never used and is still in its cellophane which is a bit loose art the top of the deck. Dated on the box (and on the Joker but that is not visible). First advertised in Esquire magazine of July 1941 (See last photo,...
Original drawing of a Navy scrubbing scene by wartime artist Howell Dodd. Dodd worked for Associated Press and various magazines and newspapers during WWII and became very famous as a magazine illustrator after the war. On the back is a stamp with the date 12 April, 1944. Apparently there was...
Original drawing of a scene at a bomber base in England by wartime artist Howell Dodd. Dodd worked for Associated Press and various magazines and newspapers during WWII and became very famous as a magazine illustrator after the war. On the back is a stamp with the date 2 May, 1944. The paper...
Greetings card FT2 of the series of seven with Rhumba dancer undressing as the celluloid sheets are flipped over (remember this was the 40's!). Produced by The Morton Co. and 1940 copyright dated. These cards are hard to find today. Great wartime display and footlocker item. Very good...
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 Lockheed P-38 "Lightning" of that series. The sign is dated 1943 in the lower left corner and was presented in the Coca Cola advertising pricelist of...