Circa 1966. Printed by Murray Poster Printing Company. Aug. 23 date.

Circa 1943. Measures app. 16 inches by 23 inches.

Heavy Steel underneath. Bowed and shaped like a pipe measuring approx. 16" in length and 6 1/2" in height. Reads " Suits Millions".." Will Just Suit You "..."JUST SUITS" " Cut Plug". Marked 11 - 11 on the back

Circa 1943. Measures app. 23 inches by 16 inches.

Original American One Sheet poster with text "BETTY LOU STAR OF TARZAN PICTURES NOW WITH COLE BROS. CIRCUS". Circa 1941. Lower border of poster reads: "Litho in U.S.A.     Another U.S. Poster -- 41-10184-5"   Measures roughly 28 inches wide by 42 inches high.

5-1/2" diameter. Copyright 1932, Times Mirror Printing and Binding House. Event calendar, spinner. Rotate the top portion to select an event, see stats and when the event will occur during the 1932 Olympics. On reverse, see the winner of each event from the 1928 Olympics.

Circa 1946. Measures app. 30 inches by 50 inches.

Any Little Richard concert posters from the 1950s are wanted. We prefer posters with image of Little Richard. Tilghman Press.

Note: This item may not be authentic.

Elvis made his debut on the Louisiana Hayride in October 1954, shortly after his first and only appearance at the more staid and traditional Grand Ole Opry. The Hayride was more accepting and suitable for the young rocker, and Elvis quickly became one of its regulars -- and a rising star. His television debut, a local broadcast of the Hayride, was just a few weeks before the March 19, 1955 show that has Elvis listed after Flatt & Scruggs, Little Jimmie [sic] Dickens, and Archie Campbell, all established Country acts. This 14" x 19" poster, straight from the owner of the Hayride (Dave Kent), is in remarkable condition, an artifact from Elvis' early performing years and a reminder that his rise to unprecedented celebrity had modest beginnings.

5.5" x 9.5" handbill for a 1965 Dylan-Baez concert, with a Toulouse Latrec-inspired image by folk artist Eric Von Schmidt.

Circa 1925. Measures app. 90 inches by 60 inches.

Circa 1965. printed by Globe Posters of Baltimore.

Double sided Kodak sign measures 24 inches tall, and 27.75 inches wide at the widest point. Would have hung outside of a camera or photographic store in the early part of the 1900's. It reads: ALL "Kodak" Supplies and pictures a box of Kodak VERICHROME Film. V620 8 Exposures 6x9. Along bottom it reads: "This Sign Is Property Of Kodak Limited."

Double sided, flanged porcelain sign, reads " FOR SALE HERE" - E.C. SIMMONS PAINTS - Keen Kutter Quality - No Better Paint in the World - Manufactured by Simmons Hardware Co. Measures app. 12" x 18".

Circa 1958. Printed by Globe Posters.

Any Elvis concert posters from the 1950s are wanted. We prefer posters with image of Elvis.

Measuring 12" X 16 1/2" , this neat little porcelain sign advertises the Ellis Bumping Post. According to a google search, this Chicago manufacturing Co. got the highest award for its kind at the 1904 Worlds Fair in St Louis. A safety item located at the end of the railroad track, this sign was most probably affixed to the bumping post considering the 90 degree lip on the back side of the sign.

Circa 1958. Printed by Tilghman Press.