Vintage Yellow Cab Cabbie Hat Made By Fifth Avenue
Minor wear, good overall condition
Minor wear, good overall condition
This is an original vintage OEM 1937-43 Yellow Coach Bus solid brass door sill step plate in original as found condition. It has yellow coach embossed in the center in big block letters and has a gorgeous patina. I also have 8 solid brass grab handles for the same exact vehicle plus I also have 4 solid brass seat aisle “L’s” with some minor metal hardware still attached. I also have the title when it was purchased used in 1946 in Oldtown, Maryland. The door sill plate measures 36″ long X 2 5/8″ and 1 1/16″ lip on the front. It’s heavy being solid brass and it is about 1/8″ thick. View the pictures and ask any questions.
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Original old envelope. Excellent unused condition, 2 x 4 ½”.
The Siku 1:87 MAN Doubledecker Public Service Bus Diecast Model in yellow is a collectible transportation toy perfect for enthusiasts. This detailed model accurately represents a public service bus, making it a great addition to any collection. The high-quality materials used in its construction ensure durability and longevity, allowing for endless hours of imaginative play or display. Perfect for both children and adult collectors, this diecast model is a must-have for anyone interested in buses and transportation.
The product is a vintage original brass yellow school bus driver uniform hat name pinback badge. This collectible item would be a unique and nostalgic piece for someone interested in transportation memorabilia. The badge likely holds sentimental value for former school bus drivers or collectors of vintage badges. Its design and material suggest it may have been a part of a formal uniform, adding historical authenticity to its appeal. In very small print on the bottom backside of the badge says ” Jones”, their is another word in front of Jones but I can’t read it ?
Looks to be in EXCELLENT condition. within the U.S.A.
From 1936 to 1939, 1402 units were built making it the most successful model produced by Yellow Coach. I used 1938 as the year based on the production number 803.