H. Hassmann Public Sale Cattle Auction Agriculture Advertising paper Sign

The H. Hassmann Public Sale Cattle Auction Agriculture Advertising paper Sign is an original piece of agriculture-themed advertising from Thursday, February 14. The sign features a brown and black design, highlighting the brand’s focus on the agriculture industry with a specific emphasis on cattle sales. This collectible item serves as a unique piece of history, showcasing the promotional efforts of H. Hassmann and their connection to the agricultural market.

UNADILLA SILOS SURE STEP/UNADILLA, N.Y./Keep SILAGE Prime/Sales Poster/Sign/0125

The product is a sales poster/sign featuring the text « UNADILLA SILOS SURE STEP/UNADILLA, N.Y./Keep SILAGE Prime » intended for promoting silage preservation products. It is designed to be displayed in a home or garden setting, showcasing a vintage aesthetic with a focus on maintaining the quality of stored silage. It is about 22 1/2″ x 17 1/2″. It has been placed on a heavy construction cardboard and wrapped in plastic, it is how I got it please look at pics.

Pioneer Fiberboard Agricultural Farming Sign Numbered At 3389

The Pioneer Fiberboard Agricultural Farming Sign is a collectible advertising piece featuring a theme of agriculture. This original sign, numbered at 3389, would have been used to promote farming and agricultural products. The sign is likely to have been displayed in a field or farm yard to attract the attention of passersby and convey important information about the farm or its products. Its design and historical significance make it a valuable addition to any collection of agricultural advertising Memorabilia.

Pioneer Fiberboard Agricultural Farming Sign Numbered At 3744

The Pioneer Fiberboard Agricultural Farming Sign is a unique collectible item numbered at 3744. This original sign features a theme centered around agriculture, making it a valuable piece for those interested in advertising and farm-related memorabilia. With its distinctive design and limited numbering, this sign serves as a conversation piece for collectors and enthusiasts of agricultural history.