1910s Era EARLY Taxi Cab driver & pretty girl city scene Calendar topper BEAUTY-

Here’s a classic VINTAGE salesman’s sample calendar topper item from the early age of the automobile and taxi cabs- It is an 11″ wide by 14″ tall cardboard unused calendar topper from the 1910s Era that features a great real photo image of a taxi cab driver dropping a pretty girl alongside a building and she is stepping from the running board of an EARLY Taxi Cab with the caption: “Step In The Right Direction” at bottom- Has a large blank box inset where the business ad would be printed into on front with the ordering info on back (See photos below for clarification)- Has only minor edge wear and would frame up nicely- Great vintage historic item. How many of these survived? I only have one, so… This is an ORIGINAL item…Not a reproduction item! $ 7.95 postage is required.

1920 Greensburg New Alexandria Blairsville Bus Schedule Crabtree Hannastown Fair

This is the great, reproduction print showing the rare schedule for the old Greensburg, New Alexandria and Blairsville Bus Co., circa 1920. (See scans) Over a dozen+ stops and much more are here as well. In It measures 8 1/2″ by 11″ and would look great matted and framed in your office! Payment by Paypal preferred. This is a new laser reproduction only (not the rare old original), and it is in good condition. Stains and wear on the original are visible here as well. Free Shipping first class mail USA only. Good Luck and happy bidding! Thank You! -John

1910’s Era, The Green Car Sight Seeing Company, New York Advertising

The product is a vintage advertising brochure from The Green Car Sight Seeing Company in New York from the 1910’s era. The brochure likely features information about the company, its services, and its fleet of buses or taxis, showcasing the transportation options available in New York during that time period. This collectible piece provides a glimpse into the history and advertising tactics of the company, making it a valuable addition to any transportation memorabilia collection. This is a rare ephemeral advertisement piece. Please see photos. What you see is what you will receive. Shortbx002