The Moxie brand of soda was a very well-known soda brand which had a huge following in the Northeastern part of the United States for many years. This 1933 tin sign incorporated their commonly used slogan “distinctively different” in the advertisement. The use of the racing car was also something that collectors can find on…
The G. W. Gail & Ax Tobacco Works was famous for their leading brand, Navy Cut Plug Chewing Tobacco. The enclosed framed factory scene from the Gail and Ax Tobacco Works Company features an impressive image of the massive structure which was located on Pratt and Barre Streets near Charles Street in Baltimore, Maryland. If…
The owners of the Iroquois Brewery in Buffalo, N.Y. didn’t have to think long before they decided on their corporate logo I am guessing. With a name like Iroquois, it was easy to incorporate an Indian logo into their advertising, and by doing so, the Iroquois beer brand would last over 100 years, and remains…
Red Crown Lunch Pail tobacco tin from JNO Bagley Company in Detroit, Michigan.
An unusual Sterling brand for their “dark” brand of tobacco in the green colored version metal can.
Bernheimer and Schwartz Brewing Company New York City, N.Y. Lithographic Calendar. Litho 1914.
Reverse on Glass wooden framed sign from the Anheuser-Busch Corporation, makers of Budweiser, Muencher, Faust, Black and Tan, Lager, and other early brands. AB is based out of Saint Louis, Missouri.
Featured is one of my favorite tobacco lunch pail or lunch box tins from the Winner brand of cut plug chewing tobacco.
Stoneware advertising mug from the Harrisburg, PA Bottling Works, which was a branch depot for the Anheuser-Busch Brewery. This mug features the AB trademark eagle logo, 1900-1905 era
An early serving tray from the Pilsen Brewing Company in Kewanee, Wisconsin, WI.
