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Silver colored match cover. Front cover shows company information; back cover reads: "It pays to save where saving pays." Slightly creased; unstruck; no matches. Match Corp. of America (Chicago) product.

Design runs horizontally over cover's length. Center text on front cover: "Burn Acme Coal"; in one corner, text reads: "Edwin L. Collins, President." Unstruck; no matches; in excellent condition. Diamond Match Company (NYC) product.

Hanger-shaped knothole on cover; back cover shows green and white drawing of Acme Cleaners and Dyers; inside lists services offered. Match Company (Detroit, Mich) product; unstruck; no matches; excellent condition.

Cover shows a woman posing for a portrait; text reads: "Hogging the picture!" No matches; unstruck. Front cover reads: "If it's scrap--call Jimmie." Inside cover shows woman in "harem costume." and text "We are always bent on pleasing you." Mercury Match (Zonesville, O.) product.

Audio recording on compact disc with jewel case and jewel case insert. Name of band is "Acme." Name of album is "Jet Engine."

CD-R with image files of various "Acme." logos. Contains 80 images representing 77 distinct companies. Created at History of Advertising Archives, Sauder School of Business, UBC.

33 1/3 RPM 12-inch phonograph record in paper sleeve. "The Acme Acne Factory Manual--1973 Warner-Lambert Company. Morris Plains, N. J. 07950." Recording is a sales pitch for an acne treatment. Same on both sides. Meant as accompanying soundtrack to a film strip.

One CD-ROM interactive game featuring the Babble-On Machine; CD-ROM comes with the "Acme Agent Handbook." For ages 6-14.

One Acme C 60 tape cassette with case. Label on one side carries handwritten text: "Satchmo Good Book." Item in good condition.

Orange colored videotape in white transparent case. Label on videotape reads: "Hakkuh. Like, let's say almost thirty minutes of the Acme Skate nerds performing cwazy stunts and shit."

One LP from the Acme Bluegrass Company in Michigan; 2 women and 3 men make up the group. Comes in its original album cover with an inner sleeve to hold the record. Recorded at Old Homestead Studio in Brighton, Michigan. Copyright is with Old Homestead Record Company. Fragile.

One vinyl long playing record by the five-man Acme Bluegrass Company, Inc. Recorded at Pantheon Studios, Scottsdale, Arizona.comes in its original album with a plastic cover and inner sleeve to hold the record. Seven songs each for Side A and Side B. Paper label on the record itself reads: "Vandermark Enterprises VE-S 1001 Stereo." Item in good condition. Fragile.

One vinyl LP record with the Acme logo; one side has "Strings of a broken heart." by Roland Dunn, Dave Rich (17 years old) and Melody Hands. The flip side has "Why, oh why do you cry." Record is badly scratched. Comes with its original brown paper envelope which is torn in several places. Etched on the record is "1800-B 30c." one side and "1800-4 30c." on the flip side. Fragile.

Advance CD; disc in paper envelope. "For promotional use only. Not for sale."

Computer program where players are introduced to world geography through the use of a computer game featuring Acme Crime Stopper gadgetry. Copyright with Broderbund Software. Broken CD case.

An audio trivia quiz. "Test your wits against the Looney Tunes Fun for ages 8 to 98." CD jacket shows Bugs Bunny holding the Acme Encyclopedia. Stamped on liner: For promotional use only" Manufactured and marketed by Kid Rhino, San Monica Blvd, Los Angeles, CA.

CD front jacket features Acme Beer label and the trademark of Acme. Back of CD shows members of the Swing Company. In original shrink-wrapped plastic. Produced by Ripe Productions, Arcata, CA.

Original CD case and container insert. Copyright by Acme Propulsion Laboratories. Produced by Lather Records, Portland, OR.

CD comes in original case with container insert. Jacket shows photograph of singer Penny Jo Pullus; back cover shows photograph of Acme Volcano furnace. Copyright with Dirty Girl Records/Tapes.

CD album features eight selections; comes in original CD case with container insert. Jacket shows photograph of a woman in a swimsuit, 1957; photos of the members of the Acme Bomb Factory in liner. Copyright by Tremolo Records, Long Beach, CA.

CD features 28 selections from groups like Tempo-Tones, Love-Letters, Miller Sisters and the Sunbeams; comes in original CD case; with container insert. Jacket shows photograph of the singing group The Sunbeams. CD is #501.

First recorded at Mesa Recording, Sebastopol, CA, May 1988. Fourteen selections in the CD album. Item comes in original CD case; with container insert. Photograph of the 3-man string ensemble on jacket. "Visit the ACKS @www. Acmestringensemble.com."

"The forces that combine to build the Acme Truck. Buying an Acme Truck is buying certified service." Black and white image and text. Image is of a US Mail truck. Good condition. Published in A Review of Reviews Motor Dept.--name of pub unknown but likely Literary Digest.

"Acme. The Pinnacle of Performance. A New Basis of Truck Buying." Black and White images and text. Yellowing. Good condition. Printed in The Literary Digest May 1, 1920.

"The Bonded truck. That Acme seal on your radiator is your bond of truck performance. Acme Truck is the Truck of Proved Units." Black and White images and text. Yellowing. Good condition. Printed in scientific American, September 7, 1918.

Official publication Of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Article on Acme Trucks by George Orwig II, pp. 7-15. Article mentions trucks, their advertising, capacity, strengths. Good condition.

"The pinnacle of Performance." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, September 27, 1919.

"An entire town moved by an Acme truck." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, November 11, 1922.

"What Sells 80 percent of Acmes." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, February 7, 1920.

"Acme Speed Truck. Speed Plus Genuine Truck Construction." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, January 8, 1921.

"Judge Trucks by the Acme Standard." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, May 4,1918.

"Solve the problem of transportation." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, August 28, 1920.

"A call on every Acme Owner in America." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, Dec. 27, 1919.

"Individuality in Mechanism." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, March 29, 1919.

"Service Standardization." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, May 3, 1919.

"This seal on your truck means that back of it stands the sum and substance of all successful motor truck experience." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, February 15, 1919.

"What sells 80 percent of the Acmes." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, February 7, 1920.

"Acme Trucks at 100, 000 miles." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, May 29, 1920.

"Acme The Pinnacle of Performance. The Confidence of Proved Units." Black-and-white. Good Condition. Published in Literary Digest, March 20, 1920.

"Acme The Pinnacle of Performance. New Standards of Truck Service." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, October 25, 1919.

"Earned $31,860 in 186,000 miles." Black-and-white. Good Condition. Published in Literary Digest, May 28, 1921.

"Amazing Truck Figures. Note These Acme Records." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, April 23, 1921.

"Match Services Against the Field. Acme Haulage Costs Fixed." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, March 23, 1918.

"Acme The Pinnacle of Performance. This is the evidence of progressive manufacturing." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, May 31, 1919.

"Writing Truck History The Secret is Acme Proved Units." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, December 28, 1918.

"Acme Trucks at 90,000 miles--Acme The Truck of Approved Units." Black-and-white. Good condition. Published in Literary Digest, October 9, 1920.

Navy blue, short sleeve golf shirt with Acme Bail Bonds embroidered in gold right top. Left sleeve has "Financial Focus, David Hitch Memorial Golf classic." embroidered on it. Clothing tag reads: Outer Banks. Made in USA.

Light blue denim shirt, Acme Bail Bonds embroidered in gold lettering above right pocket. Unused. Made in Bangladesh. A "Lee Shirt."

White T-shirt, new, blue print reads: "Acme Bail Bonds, working hard to get you home." Good condition.

Silver colored plastic bag, dark printing on side reads: "Acme Bail Bonds 1-800-442-2245." Good condition.

Blue box of unstruck matches. Reverse side has ph numbers for different cities. Good condition.

"Let us work for you. Bond Referral Service. Scott J Esparza, owner." Good condition.

Blue plastic encased blade for cutting string? Text reads in part "working hard to get you home." Good condition.

Sticker reads: "Acme Bail Bonds, working hard to get your clients home." Sticker has a computer chip attached to back. Good condition.

white plastic bottle opener, key ring attached, text on it reads "Acme Bail Bonds 1-800-422-2245." Good condition.

Silver/blue plastic body of pen, black ink, black text on it reads: "Acme Bail Bonds, www.Acmebail.com." Good condition

Dark blue mug, silver edging, "Acme Bail Bonds 1-800-442-2245 Attorney Services." Made in China. Good condition.

Dark blue mug, gold edging, "Acme Bail Bonds Attorney Services." Made in England. Good condition.

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Category: Multiple Products

folder contains job numbers 1000-97, 1001-97, 1002-97

folder contains job numbers 1001-96, 1002-96, 1004-96

folder contains job numbers 1001-95, 1002-95, 1003-95; subject details

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from May 2001 to June 2003.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from May 2001 to June 2001.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from June 2000 to October 2001.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from June 2000 to October 2000.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from May 2000 to October 2000.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from April 2000 to October 2000.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from Feb. 2000 to June 2000.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from November 1999 to January 2000.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from July 1999 to Sept 1999.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from April 1999 to July 1999.

Binder holds printouts of selected Acme auction items from ebay.com from October 1998 to March 1999.

Black and white photograph mounted on cardboard. Group photograph of the employees of "National Acme--Mfg Company, 1910." Photograph and cardboard backing are completely broken in half. The item is in two pieces.

Black and white photograph of an "International" brand truck. "Acme Wet Wash Laundry--Somerville--Tel. Conn." is painted on the side of the truck. Water stains and one tear.

Old black and white photograph of Acme Foundry workers. Photo shows 14 men standing in front of the Acme Foundry Company. Mounted on cardboard frame that is water damaged on both sides. Bought by Richard Pollay from E-Bay.

Colored photograph of bright red "Acme" fire extinguisher from John Morris and Sons, Ltd.

Assorted negatives.

Negatives of positives in Series 6. These are shots of supermarket shelves with "Acme" goods.

One negative print of men milling around signs and banners of Acme Oil Company Ltd. proclaiming drilling, and selling of stocks. See positive in 100-18-71.

Photo of a man wearing a shirt marked "Acme" on the back.

Photo of a big cargo truck marked with "Acme steel doors, partitions" on its side.