Circa 1940! Made by The Sessions Clock Co. with a marked "Sessions Clock Co. Forestville, Conn." stamped onto the original brass 8 day movement and it is in fine running order. Has a partial "Sessions Factory Paper Label" on the back. CONDITION: Overall very good condition with 2 part glass tablets. Nice lower Calumet advertising glass tablet marked TIME TO BUY CALUMET BAKING POWDER "Best by Test" Upper tablet has plain black spandrels with gold circle that encircles clock face. Original paper dial on metal dial pan. Wood case is exceptional with some curly birch on front door in a dark walnut stain and tiger stripes on the front door. MEASUREMENTS: 24 3/4" high, 12 1/2" wide and 4 3/4" deep at top cornice trim.

It is from the OMAHA COCA COLA BOTTLING CO. Original marked "E. Ingraham" brass 8 day Time-Only movement. The E. Ingraham patented clock was still produced up into the 1910's. Movement has Hex nuts on the frame pillars and a round nut on the hand arbor. These Bottling Co. Clocks (one per location) had fancier Ingraham cases with better movements compared to the standard "Give-Away Store Regulators." Complete with a marked "E. Ingraham" brass key. CONDITION: Movement professionally ultrasonically cleaned and in good running condition. MEASUREMENTS: Overall 24" high, 16" wide at the dial surround, 5" deep.

With Calendar Day of the Month made by the Sessions Clock Co. Old reverse stencil decorated glass tablet reads J&P COATS "BEST SIX-CORD" SPOOL COTTON, WHITE BLACK AND COLORS FOR HAND AND MACHINE. CONDITION: Very fine oak case with carved cornice. Brass 8 day Time-Only movement in good running order. MEASUREMENTS: 36 1/2" high, 16" wide, 4 1/4" deep

The dial is printed paper on metal original to this example. It has an 8 day brass movement with Time & Hourly Strike, powered by a spring. It has the original label on the back made by The Sessions Clock Co. Reed's Tonic sold actively in the 1870's through the 1880's. This clock was presented by The Geo. W.M. Reed Bitter Co. of New Haven, CT thru their Wholesale Agents as a gift to their patrons and was intended to attract attention to the merits of Reed's Gilt Edge Tonic. Clock is in good running condition.

Measurements: 19 1/2" high, 10" wide at cornice, 5" deep at cornice.

With Time & Strike circa 1920 to 1929! Made by Sessions Clock Co. with paper label on the backboard. Marked WORLD'S BEST 5 cents CIGAR Hand Rolled Union Made on clock face. Reverse painting on glass reads OLD COON CIGARS "The Standard Brand" Hinton &Gorham Co. Condition: Eight Day Original Brass Movement ultrasonically cleaned, oiled. Good running condition. Measurements: Overall 19 3/4" high, 9 1/2" wide and 4 1/2" deep at top cornice trim.

Circa 1930's 1940's produced by G.P. Gundlach & Co. Cin., O. Yarnell Ice Cream Co. was founded in 1932 in Searcy, AR. Includes a new bracket.

Produced by The H.D.Beach Co. Coshocton, O. U.S.A. minor wear at very bottom. Included is the history of the Goudey Gum Co.

Made by Marx & Haas Clothing Co. St. Louis. During the early 1900's until the 1920's, clothier selling Marx menswear gave, as a gift, knickers to good customers after they had a baby boy as a way of saying thank you.

Used in the production of cigars. It was embossed "CREMO" to prevent theft. All original.

This was a customer appreciation from the 1890's for sending in 3 Hood's trademarks.

Colors brighter than photograph.

c. 1912 to 1920's. Lower glass tablet is well marked: "STAR TOBACCO Trade Star Mark Secured 2 Ozs. for 5 Cents Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. St. Louis. Made by the Sessions Clock Co., this General Store Advertiser Clock is in a "Home Assortment" type of case. Eight day Time & Strike clock which strikes the number of hours. Original Factory Paper Label on the back. CONDITION: Very fine advertising paper dial on tin pan. Original "Sessions" marked Brass 8 day movement cleaned and oiled and is running accurately.

MEASUREMENTS: Overall 24 3/4" high, 12 1/2" wide and 4 3/4" deep at top cornice.

c.1930. Made by the W. L. Gilbert Clock Co. with almost complete paper label on back. This is an 8 Day Time & Hourly Strike clock. Diminutive size still fully advertised Coca Cola with the early red letters between the Roman Numerals on the dial and "Delicious Drink Coca Cola 5 cents Refreshing" in center of dial. Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing Sold Everywhere in reverse gold lettering on the glass. CONDITION: Original Brass 8 Day Time with hourly strike on chime coil. In fine running order. MEASUREMENTS: Overall 19" high and 9 1/2" wide and 5" deep at cornice.

This was used to count the revolutions of a hit and miss or similar steam engine, and was used by the engineer and keeper at many U.S. lightstations in the Fog Signal building to adjust the equipment. Made c. 1895

Has 3 feet 4" long and 2 1/2" across. Have never seen another one. Not sure if it was a give-away or premium.

Measures 2" across and 11/4" deep.

Measures 2" across and 1" deep

In 1937, Bending Home Appliances Inc. was the first company to market a domestic automatic washing machine. The signs are in excellent condition with all their easel backs. They are framed and ready to hang.

Finish Conshohocken, PA. Would make an interesting hat rack.

Overall good condition. 26" long, 6 1/2" wide

24" long 8" wide 10" high

This shaker has been restored with replacement tin cups and also includes glass cups if you would actually like to use it.

These ranges were mfg'd by Thomas, Roberts, Stevenson Co. Philadelphia. This may have been a premium or give-away with purchase of stove. 3 3/4" long incl handle, 2" across 1/2" deep

This may have been a premium or give away. 2 3/4" long 1 1/2" wide

All original. Reverse printing on glass. During WW1 (1914-1918), soldiers could not carry ink bottles to refill their pens, so pen companies developed the idea of powder or tablets which could be combined with water to produce ink. 18 1/2" high 14" wide 10 1/2" deep.

Ideal Products Inc. Sykesville PA. 17" high 16" wide

Pictures of prizes offered. Pictures included: KOOK-OUT BRAZIER, the SKOTCH KOOLER. SPORTSMAN THERMOS, CARIBE OUTDOOR CHEF BAR-B-Q SET, "LIFE of the PARTY" APRON

1930's-1940's. In 1928 Palmolive-Peet acquired Colgate to become Colgate-Palmolive-Peet Co. In 1953, Peet was dropped from the name

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