This small unframed hollow-cut silhouette portrait belonged to a member of the Copp family of Stonington, Connecticut during the early 19th century. The subject of the silhouette is unknown, as it was ...
This radiator emblem belonged to a White brand automobile that was produced by the White Company between 1900 and 1918. Originally manufactured as a steam powered vehicle by the White Sewing Machine ...
Collection Manufacturer: Custom Auto and Equipment SalesCollection Creator: Parlett, John K., 1937-2005 See more items in: John K. Parlett Collection of Agricultural Ephemera, John K. Parlett ...
Reverse Text: GALLERY OF GREAT AMERICANS / 1971 / W.C. FIELDS / 1879-1946 / COMIC ACTOR AND ICONOCLAST; HIS PERFORMANCES WERE A SKILLFUL BLEND OF SATIRE, HILARITY AND WISTFULNESS.
This radiator emblem belonged a Marquette automobile that was manufactured by the Buick Motor Company in Flint, Michigan in 1930. The Marquette was a distinct marque from Buick in an effort to ...
This garden sign is made of two pieces of wood joined in a "T" shape, forming the sign and the stake that secures it in the ground. The top piece features a pattern of painted horizontal stripes in ...
Brown tap handle topped with an anchor with rainbow labels. "Anchor Steam" In 1965, Fritz Maytag III purchased the historic but struggling Steam Beer Brewing Company (later, Anchor Brewing Company) in ...
Social distancing restrictions associated with the COVID-19 pandemic forced many breweries to make changes to public gathering spaces like taprooms. This circular sticker was one of several adhered to ...
The wooden grape box is one of the most common and well-used pieces of equipment in a commercial vineyard. This one, marked “Pedroncelli,” was used for harvesting grapes in the vineyards owned by the ...
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