Coca-Cola Neon Selecto Clock. New York: Selected Devices Co., ca. 1930s. Clock advertising Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Neon Selecto Clock. New York: Selected Devices Co., ca. 1930s. Clock advertising Coca-Cola “in Bottles.” Neon tubing along the insides of clock, with metal casing. 15 ½ x 15

Advertising clock, "Coca Cola", Selectoclock, Select Devices Co Inc. New York, "Drink Coca Cola in Bottles! In wood case, 16" by 16", runs.

Coca-Cola clock, "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles", metal face in wood case, c.1939, mfgd by Selected Devices Co.-New York, Exc wkg cond, 16"Sq.

With Selected Devices Co. label verso. Dimensions: H 16.5" x W 16.25" x D 4.5" Condition: Untested. Some scuffs and wear to wooden case. Slight discoloration to clock face.

The Coca-Cola advertising items consist of a round Coca-Cola neon clock, a reissue most likely from the 1990's. It has a very nice style, with original hands, lighting and working. Exterior is a metal

Unique early Coca-Cola neon advertising clock by Lackner. Clock is in good original cosmetic condition with paint loss, discoloration, and wear from use and age. Neon works well, clock runs periodical

Est. $ 75 - 100 NIB Coca Cola Rt 66 Clock. New in box. Coca Cola Rt 66 clock with garage and advertising billboard. 21.5 x 11.5 inches.

This Coca Cola Clock is Awesome / It Looks and Works Like New / It is Modeled after the 1910 Clock you would see in Diners and Soda Fountains / It Measures Approximately 15 Inches in Diameter

PAM CLOCK CO., NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y., COCA COLA ADVERTISING WALL CLOCK, H 15", W 15" MARKED DRINK COCA COLA, SQUARE IN SHAPE.

1960's Coca-Cola Pam Fishtail Clock, 15" x 16", "Pam Electric Clock, New Rochelle, New York", Appears To Work, Good Condition With A Little Tarnish On Brass Frame, Private Collection, Kansas.

Coca-Cola lighted clock made by the Pam Clock Co., New Rochelle, New York. It has an unpainted can, areas of light denting and no original Pam label present. The clock face is glass and intact, with t

Vintage Coca Cola Selectetd Devices Co wall clock. In maple frame. Early-Mid 20th century. 16" square x 4 1/8"d

(Bryson, 1930s) A painting of a man and woman by artist Charles Bryson. Bryson was a New York painter known for his illustration and advertising artwork, notably for Coca-Cola campaigns. Measuring 11"

Tiffany & Co. (American (New York), founded 1837), 20th century. A Tiffany & Co travel or desk clock along with a crystal decanter both gifted by Coca Cola CEO Roberto C. Goizueta (Cuban/American, 193

Coca Cola in very good condition. Selecto Clock Company 1950s

Lighted Coca-Cola Advertising Clock *Works* 16" diam.

C. 1940's Selecto "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles" clock. CONDITION: The clock is in outstanding displaying condition, with no fade or damage to the inner clock face. The glass face has no cracks or break

Advertising clock, "We Proudly Serve 7Up, It likes You, wood case, 15.5" by 15.5", by Selecto Clock, Selected Devices Co, New York, not working

Large vintage 22" Coca-Cola lighted advertising clock by Modern Advertising Clock Co. with unique cutom metal Coca-Cola bracket. Clock appears to be in good working condition with some paint loss, dis

This is an original Coca-Cola regulator clock, marked for the Ingraham Clock Co. with a great paper label mounted on the back, behind the Coca-Cola in bottle logo on the front. With original paper dia

Coca-Cola Electric Advertising Clock by Pam Clock Co. Measures 15.25" x 15.25". Leather Top Drum Table w/ 2 Drawers

Drink Coca-Cola 1950's Advertising Clock Telechron Co.: Brown outside red logo inside. In working condition. One of the hands has been bent. Made by Telechron Clock Co. Measures 18" in diameter 2" dee

Circa 1891-1895 Coca-Cola Baird Clock. This is one of the earliest known Coca-Cola clocks that were made. The original instruction label is still on the inside. The clock has been retouched at some po

Wonderful Coca-Cola neon with a reverse glass front panel in working order. Came from the Schmitt Museum Collection. There is some light paint loss on the front panel and moderate oxidation on the met