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Scarce 1910 Black Americana Original reduced Advertising Poster Lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins Poster Advertising Book. His Chicago advertising company campaign brainchild for Faibanks Gold dust Soap Flakes was very successful. The two cartoon Twins Goldie and Dustie appeared in many different ads and the product sold well for 60 years. The products (along with Goldie and Dustie) were phased out by the mid-1950s, as national sensibilities began to change. I have other RARE original Hawkins reduced lithograph posters in my store. I have thousands of Art Nouveau Art Deco original pages as well as antique engravings and maps to sell. Thank you for looking.

One of Two Black Americana Lithographs By G.H.E. Hawkins Book on Posters that I have for sale. Hawkins was A Chicago Advertiser. His Brainchild was the creation of the Gold Dust Twins Goldie and Dustie used in the Fairbanks Soap Flake Ad campaign. I will be selling thousands of Art Nouveau, Art Deco originals. Thank you for looking.

RARE original 1910 Lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins reduced 8 sheet poster for Red Spot 5 cent cigars. Two gentlemen are seated in an early open primitive car. They are motoring along while both smoking. On the back is a Regal Shoe poster. I am selling my RARE Hawkins lithographs along with thousands of other Art Nouveau, Art Deco pages. Many more to follow. Thank you for looking.

RARE 1910 Cottolene Cotton Seed Oil original stone lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins Chicago Illinois. Vivid colors on this 106 year old poster advertisement Reduction of a large 8 sheet billboard poster. The other side has a Quaker Wheat Berries cereal. It pictures a Quaker Giant sticking a Pure sign into the top of the U.S. Capitol Dome. It is a reduction of a 12 sheet poster billboard. I am selling a few of these very rare original lithographs from an old RARE seldom seen book that was broken with loose and missing pages. They are very well done, printed on both sides of each page with no bleed. A couple are Very unusual examples of Black Americana. Thank you for looking!

Cause she has American Radiators and Ideal Boilers as per this RARE 1910 G.H.E. Hawkins original lithograph from 1910. The cool dudes on the other side are all decked out in the newest fashion, one is even wearing spats! I have the only RARE 1910 Hawkins prints on eBay right now, a few more to follow. Thank you for looking. Many more rare and unusual items are coming soon.

1910 Original antique Lithograph by G.H.E. Hawkins for K-T-C give the Grocer a Wink and see what you'll get. The back has a E C Corn Flakes Color lithograph on it. This is one of a few RARE Hawkins advertising in America Posters I will be selling. Great color on these quality lithographs. Thank you for looking.

1910 Hawkins original Art Nouveau poster lithograph for Carnation Milk. The Modern Milkman. These lithographs were reduced from large billboard advertisements for this Rare book on advertising in America. They were double sided, on the back of this one is a Quaker cornmeal poster. There were

No other Hawkins Posters listed for sale world wide. This is a 1910 Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco original lithograph from Hawkins Chicago Illinois. There is another poster on the back for Fairy Soap it asks "Have you a little FAIRY in your home?" Great color on these 106 year old lithographs. I have about 10 more to list have a look, they are amazing! A couple of Black Americana Fairbanks gold dust twins posters are bold indeed.Thank you for looking!

1933 original Goodrich Superballon tire ad. On the back is an example of just how far car safety has come. The company Dany made a BeBe Voyage car crib. It is shown just sitting there placed in front of the mother in the back seat. It is a folding design so any impact would propel the mother forward folding the crib and squishing her poor baby. Of course there were not even any seat belts in those early years. I have thousands of antique and vintage original ads and illustrations I would like to sell. Thank you for looking.

This is a 1923 original ad for a Benjamin cyclecars. These were small cars produced in the early 1900's. One of thousands of antique ads I want to sell. Here is more on cyclecars from Wikipedia: A cyclecar was a type of small, lightweight and inexpensive car manufactured mainly between 1910 and the late 1920s. Cyclecars were characterised by their use of basic materials and sometimes fragile engineering and were largely contrived to fill a gap in the market between the motorcycle and the car. Their demise was largely the result of production economies in the manufacture of more substantial economy cars such as the Austin 7 and the consequent affordability of such vehicles. Vehicles with similar qualities produced after World War II, are generally categorized as microcars. - WIKIPEDIA Thank you for looking.