1905 Coca-Cola Celluloid Cameo Sign w/Lillian Nordica

This celluloid sign has good color, has heavy crazing, small area of restoration to the left of the stand, in brass frame, paper on back looks original showing wear, rare piece, displays well, has bee

Single-sided embossed celluloid sign, has very good color and shine, sign shows small creases throughout, has a little larger one at top, is framed under glass, 25"x18" , 34"x27" overall, rated 7

Coca-Cola cdbd cameo sign, Lillian Nordica, c.1915, prof double matted & framed, Exc cond & color, 14.5"H x 11"W.

First going left to right, calendar has new pad, has very good color, back shows light wear, large coupon has good color, has a dime size area of damage at her right shoulder, coupon is intact, back h

SST self-framed sign, the center oval with Lillian is untouched, has minor wear and tiny spots, the red and white outside of the oval to the green border has been professionally restored, 38"x28" over

Coca Cola metal calendar holder with bright color, general wear, and toning. No calendar. 9" Coca Cola celluloid sign in good condition with bright color. Light scuffs and scratches throughout. Coke.

Lot of two 9" Celluloid signs with bright colors, scuffs, and scratches. The cardboard backing is loose on one sign. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCT

1940's Coca-Cola Celluloid Sign, Button, 9" diameter, "Delicious Refreshing", Private Collection, Kansas.

New in envelope.

American. 1920s. Single sided celluloid over tin. A minor blemish exists at the left upper edge. Very rare. Marked lower left edge, "Permanent Advertising Co., Reading, PA". 6" x 12".

Three Coca Cola signs including 10" x 8" Serve Coca Cola at home with scuffs and scratches, 9" Drink Coca Cola celluloid sign with stains, and a 5.25" Drink Coca Cola emblem sign off of a cooler with

9" in diameter. New old stock

Beautiful Coke button with original string for wall hanging and easel back for counter display. In demand version showing a Coke Bottle. Circa 1940's. Condition (Excellent). Size 9" D.

1504. 1905 COCA COLA SERVING TRAY | Lillian Nordica with glass of Coca-Cola on table. Provenance: Ray Burgess Collection. | 13" x 10.5" | Some overall light fading & tiny, hard to notice dent at top c

1950 COCA-COLA CELLULOID OVER CARDBOARD FOUNTAIN BOTTLE BUTTON SIGN, 8.75" ATLANTA, GA, AGENT J. PAUL COBB.

1905 Coca-Cola Oval Tray. Featuring opera star Lillian Nordica, wearing a tiara and pearls. Text reads "Drink Coca Cola Delicious Refreshing at Soda Fountains 5 cents." Marked Copyrighted 1904 by Aime

1898 Coca Cola Celluloid Bookmark, Heart Shape, 2" x 1.75", Lillian Nordica, Kansas Private Collection. UPDATED 10/23/23: "Celluloid" Added To Title And Description.

Vintage Wooden Coca Cola 5 Cent Sign. Measures 18"x18". Weight 3 pds 9 oz. PROVENANCE: The McDowell Family, founders of the Charleston SC Coca Cola Bottling Company in 1905.

Group of 3 Coca-Cola round “button” signs. [Philadelphia Badge Co., [ca. 1940s-1950s]. All signs are celluloid over tin with cardboard backing and cardboard stands. All 9” diameter.

Includes 1905 mounted free drink redemption trade card featuring opera singer, Lillian Nordica (8" tall, 7-1/2" wide, and 3-1/2" deep) and Sacramento Bottling Company hand-held Coca Cola paper fan No.

Grouping of vintage belt buckles with various motifs and forms of decoration including wood inlay, Coca Cola buckles in resin faux-cameo; enamel, and many more. Condition: Showing various signs of wea

SSP. Maker mark "Cameo LA." C. 1930s "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing" self-framed porcelain sign with the more uncommon "Fountain Lunch." CONDITION: Sign has fair color and gloss throughout,

This amazing pocket mirror depicts a woman in her swimsuit enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola at the beach. It is marked "The Whitehead & Hoag Co., Newark, N.J.". The mirror has a little bit fog to it, bu

This is a single-sided self framed porcelain sign advertising Coca-Cola and prescriptions, marked for the Tennessee Enamel Company. This 52" sign shows areas of porcelain loss around the mounting hole