HIRES ROOTBEER Die - Cut LARGE Store Stand - Up 1892 Trade Card
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:14530217 | Type of Advertising: Antique |
Front shows the HIRES ROOTBEER boy with box and glass in front of him. "It Pops, Effervescent too, Exhilarating, Appetizing, HIRES ROOTBEER. Copyrighted 1892 by The Charles E. Hires Co. Reverse is blank, with easel stand attached. Probably a store display card.
We are selling the long time large collection of the late Ron Schieber, aka Mad Money Ron or madmoneyetc. It runs the gamut from political pins and ribbons to Advertising Trade Cards and Posters,... Broadsides, Currier & Ives Prints and C&I Trade Cards, etc., etc., etc., A mix of rare, very rare, common and in some cases, only one known in the field.
Please note, these cards are from Ron's collection. He collected ALL trade cards. If a card has damage, it is because it was the best he found in over 40 years of collecting.
His Checklists of Trade Card subjects are still available. Email for a list of subjects available and prices. These checklists are not a listing of his collection. They are illustrated catalog listings of all known cards in various subjects, such as Currier & Ives Trade Cards, all known oyster cards, thread trade cards, etc.; and consist of cards from his collection, plus images supplied by many other collectors.
We are selling the long time large collection of the late Ron Schieber, aka Mad Money Ron or madmoneyetc. It runs the gamut from political pins and ribbons to Advertising Trade Cards and Posters,... Broadsides, Currier & Ives Prints and C&I Trade Cards, etc., etc., etc., A mix of rare, very rare, common and in some cases, only one known in the field.
Please note, these cards are from Ron's collection. He collected ALL trade cards. If a card has damage, it is because it was the best he found in over 40 years of collecting.
His Checklists of Trade Card subjects are still available. Email for a list of subjects available and prices. These checklists are not a listing of his collection. They are illustrated catalog listings of all known cards in various subjects, such as Currier & Ives Trade Cards, all known oyster cards, thread trade cards, etc.; and consist of cards from his collection, plus images supplied by many other collectors.
