1934 Coca-Cola Double Sided Tin Sign

Vintage Tin Coca-Cola Double Sided Sign. Wear commensurate with age. Surface rust and some slight bends. Approx. dimensions: 12 in. H x 17.5 in. W. Weight: 1.9 lbs.

DST. Makers marked "A.A.W.-4-38." C. 1940's Coca-Cola painted metal flange sign. CONDITION: Side A shows great color and gloss, with notable areas of staining and paint loss within the field of the si

Two SST embossed tin signs mounted back-to-back have very good color and shine. Side #1 has light wear in the field and around the perimeter. The reverse is similar with scratches in the fishtail logo

Nice original Coca Cola Fishtail double sided tin Fange Sign. Very nice colors pn both sides. Marked AM70. 18"x15' Excellent

Unusual Coca Cola double sided tin Rack Sing with Numbers. Great shape and nice colors. 30"x11" Excellent

Includes a double sided tin sign affixed to the top. Sign a few scrapes and slight bend with paint loss and nicks to the edge. The rack is in great condition with minor wear.Condition:Dimensions56" x

This rack has a double sided tin sign mounted on the top. The metal rack has soiling and oxidation throughout. (Good - Very Good). 53 -1/4" x 15 -1/2".

Coke. 20" x 14" x 55" Circa 1930's-40's Coca Cola metal bottle rack that holds twelve 6 packs of Coca Cola bottles. The metal rack has a round double sided tin Coca Cola disc sign on top that advertis

1953 double sided tin flange sign for Coca Cola, to bottom: "A-M- 3-53", some scratching, small rust spots near mounting point.Approx. 22" x 18".

AGS CERTIFIED #10291. DST. Sign is Maker Marked A-M 8-49. This double sided tin flange sign is from 1949 and features a bottle graphic with the iconic Coca-Cola script logo. CONDITION: Side one shows

Double sided tin (DST) sign has very good color and shine. Both sides have some dings with wear and light creasing. Condition: 8.25 & 7.9. Measurement (D"): 13. Coke.

1935 COCA COLA TIN CUTOUT "DOUBLE SIDED" TRIANGLE SIGN, 23X23", MADE IN USA AAW 1935.

Double sided tin (DST) tin flange sign has excellent color and shine. Both sides are extremely clean with some spotting in the field, paper residue on the edges and small edge scratches. Lower flange

16.5" x 15" Tin 2 sided display rack sign with bright colors, scuffs, and scratches. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTIONEERS. T

Tin Double Sided Coca Cola Auto Sales Sign with hanger, (scratches) 45" x 46" - will not ship

DST sign has good color and shine. Main sign has scuffs and spotting on display side. Reverse has heavier wear, 45" x 29.5", rated 8.5/7.5PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN

Vintage double sided embossed tin Coca-Cola Slow School Zone Policeman curb sign with original cast iron Coca-Cola base. Sign appears to be in fair condition with paint loss, rust damage, and other we

Vintage 1940's Coca Cola Tin Advertising Store Rack Sign. Reads" Serve Coca Cola Take Enough Home. Double Sided. 5" x 6.25"

Canadian. 1950s. Double sided tin (DST). Condition: 7. Scattered surface losses and scratches, mainly at extreme lower edge. 9" H x 15.75" W.

Double-sided flange sign is marked "AAW 11-38" and "MADE IN USA". Features a bottle coming out of a bright yellow round circle background. One side is in considerably better condition than the other.

DST. 1920's Coca Cola tin arrow sign. Marked "Copyright 1927". Areas of significant paint loss on edges and back portion of arrow. Some staining and scratching throughout. This is a very unique Coca-C

Coke. 4.75" x 17" working tin bottle thermometer with good color and gloss having a few scuffs. 16.5" x 10" (18" x 19" includes bracket) DST Coca Cola rack sign good with color on one side a scratch i

Working tin bottle thermometer with good color and gloss having a few scuffs. DST Coca Cola rack sign with good color on one side and a scratch in the center. The other side has fading, scratches, and

American. 1934. Double sided screened metal. Exhibits moderate to heavy surface losses and oxidation including a heavy patch of loss and overpaint at the center of one side. See page 206 of Alan Petre