1947 Coca Cola Santa cardboard easel back

With minor scuffing and edgeware overall is in great condition! 7 1/2 in x 15 1/2 inches.

With minor scuffing and edgeware, overall is in great condition!! 9 inches x 14 in.

1945 Coca Cola Santa Cardboard, Mini Easel Back, 13.75" x 8.75", Kansas Private Collection.

13.5" x 30" Scarce cardboard fearturing Coca Cola Santa and Sprite elves "The Merry Refresher". Scuffs, scratches, bends on the corners, Coke bottle has been bent, and Santa's arm has been taped back

Nice grouping of Coca-Cola Santa easel backs. Cardboard. Condition: (Very Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 11 - 1/2" x 19 - 1/2".

These are all excellent graphical pieces that Coca-Cola put out for Christmas advertising. They are in nice displayable shape with the original easel backs still attached. Condition: (Good). Item Dime

This cardboard Coca-Cola piece is an exceptional point of sale display, with amazing graphics and vivid color that pops. It has some warps to the edges and some fraying of the cardboard, but the piece

Cardboard Coca-Cola Santa easel backs. Some are earlier and hard to find. Condition: (Very Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 12" x 19".

This 1948 Coca-Cola Santa sign is in unused condition with virtually no noticeable wear of any kind. Bright and glossy with easel back. Condition: (9.0). Item Dimensions: 30" x 56".

Lot of three Coca Cola Cardboard advertisments including - 1) 1956 easel back cardboard Santa 10.5" x 19" "Good Taste for All" damage to the left hand, a tear across the beard, and a small bend at the

A beautiful unused piece which is framed under glass and still retains its original easel on the back as well as two cardboard protectors between the clock, his face, and his hand. Condition is immacu

All are easel backs in nice, displayable shape. Good color, great graphics, and all different ages. Condition: (Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 16" x 30".

This is a lot of three Coca-Cola advertisements. The first is a cardboard lithograph easel back with the graphic of Santa holding a bottle of Coca-Cola. This piece is in excellent condition with its o

This is a lot of two cardboard lithograph easel backs. The first is Santa holding a six-pack of Coca-Cola. There are some areas of scratching and a bend at the top of his head, but the original easel

These all depict Santa Claus, along with various other graphics. They range in condition, most with just minor edge wear. They are all in nice displayable condition. Condition: (Good). Item Dimensions

One of the signs shows Santa and his elves. There is cardboard loss and a prominent fold line in Santa's face. The other two signs have easel backs and have mild wear. (Very Good). Largest: 30'' L.

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola cardboard easel backs. The first is a woman from the U.S. Navy in her uniform, holding a glass of Coca-Cola. This is a nice easel back with the easel back still present.

This sign is from the Coca-Cola Hi-Fi Club and is advertising for a talent search. There is moderate rubbing, soiling and damage to all corners. (Fair). 27" x 16".

The first depicts an interstate shield with a small Coca-Cola cooler in front of it. It has some fade and wear to the edges. The second is a "Drink Coca-Cola" cardboard easel back chalkboard with sign

This 50th Anniversary Coca-Cola easel back displayed in a Kay Displays frame. The frame is original and in excellent condition, with just minor paint tarnish to the metal emblem at the bottom. The car

1963 Coca-Cola Cardboard Sign, Easel Back, 16" x 27", "For Extra Fun Take More Than One", Private Collection, Kansas.

Sign shows a little boy looking at Santa as he opens a bottle of Coca-Cola. Some areas of water damage and paper lifting to the top. The bottom edges and corners also have some wear. (Good - Very Good

Santa Claus has some edgeware, creases and some water soiling but displays well, 14 1/2 in x 28 in. Also includes an early painted canvas with a puncture and several repairs. With crackling and paint

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola cardboard lithographs. These die cut pieces show women in various military uniforms, modeling a bottle of Coca-Cola. They read "Copyright 1943 the Coca-Cola Company.".