1955 Toni Arden 1950s Advertisement Las Vegas Desert Inn Sorento Paris Love
Clipped from a 1955 Las Vegas things to do magazine. See photos for condition.
United States
50 Delicious Desserts 1950s Recipes Pamphlet National Biscuit Company Nabisco
The “50 Delicious Desserts 1950s Recipes Pamphlet” from the National Biscuit Company (Nabisco) is a collectible paper item that features a compilation of sweet treats from the mid-20th century. Originating from the United States, this pamphlet provides a glimpse into the baking culture and popular desserts of the 1950s. With recipes for classic sweets and snacks, this vintage piece is a charming addition to any collection of paper memorabilia or 1950s nostalgia.
Calo Dog Food Advertising Proof RPPC photos 1950s Boston Terrier –paws on Cans
I love the paws on the cans. There isn’t anything written about it, but it looks like several photos were taken and 1 was selected-the large one.
1950’s Vintage Sticker Charlie Brown Unused Rare “We could really use __ on..”
What stands out about this bundle is the 100 sleeves, giving you room to grow your collection.
Vintage Advertising Mailer RAY’S DAIRY Saxtons River VT 1950’s NOS
This is new, old stock, has a 4 digit phone number, so maybe from late 1940s or early 1950s. An IMPORTANT MESSAGE from Ray’s Dairy, Saxtons River, VT. Consists of envelope, and fold out ad. New Old Stock.
Vintage 1950’s Impko Funny Member of the Olympic liars Team Luggage Sticker 3½”
In new, unused condition with very light discoloration, possible marks, small spots, etc.
1950s USAF Lackland Arrival Card Pvt Floyd Evans Flight 530 Cold War Paper
Despite these signs of age, both the printed and handwritten text remain exceptionally clear and fully legible, with no significant fading or smudging.
Atlantic Refining Co NJ Promo Road Map 1950s Radio Stations WNYC WOR WFIL
What stands out about this item is the way the Vintage Print Ad captures a moment in design history.
1950s Original Esquire Art October CARTOONS Were Just Seeing How The Other Half
The product is a vintage 1950s original Esquire art month featuring cartoons that showcase a wry take on the popular saying “We’re just seeing how the other half lives.” The cartoons were published in the United States and are a unique collectible piece that reflects the social commentary of the time. This original piece has not been altered or reproduced, making it a valuable and authentic item for collectors interested in paper art collectibles.