Great metal chocolate candy bar display stand, probably from the 1950s or 1960s.It is metal wire frame with metal shelving and painted in very good condition. The paint has a few scratches but overall, a very nice piece. Has "Neilson's Leaders in Value" and the names of Neilson's suite of chocolate bars such as Nutty, Jersey Milk, Burnt Almond, Malted Milk, Crispy Crunch, Peppermint Roll, 4 Flavor, Treasures and Caramel Roll. These would have been nicely laid out on the shelves...

We came across these as part of an estate that we bought some items from. We purchased the contents of a shed and these were inside that shed. These have significant damage to them but we did some research and apparently, there are paper restorers who can restore these to a much better condition. Is it worth it? Not sure but there are some pretty neat and rare lobby cards here...

We came across these as part of an estate that we bought some items from. We purchased the contents of a shed and these were inside that shed. These have significant damage to them but we did some research and apparently, there are paper restorers who can restore these to a much better condition. Is it worth it? Not sure but there are some pretty neat and rare lobby cards here...

We came across these as part of an estate that we bought some items from. We purchased the contents of a shed and these were inside that shed.

These have significant damage to them but we did some research and apparently, there are paper restorers who can restore these to a much better condition. Is it worth it? Not sure but there are some pretty neat and rare lobby cards here...

We came across these as part of an estate that we bought some items from. We purchased the contents of a shed and these were inside that shed.

These have significant damage to them but we did some research and apparently, there are paper restorers who can restore these to a much better condition. Is it worth it? Not sure but there are some pretty neat and rare lobby cards here...

This is a great example of the work done by Nashville's Hatch Show Print. Lot's going on in this poster announcing a performance by blues guitarist Duke Robillard.

This is a wonderful piece and another great example of the work done by Hatch Show Print in Nashville. This poster promotes the Pam Tillis "Sweetheart's Dance" in 1994-95. Great condition, printed on card stock. Colors very vibrant.

This is another of our Hatch Show Print Posters. This one promotes the (then) upcoming Gavin Country Seminar at the Burbank Hilton. This was held in 1995 and if you like country music, there was quite a line up to see. In excellent condition, vibrant and no tears.

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