Five Shot Lota. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950...

Five Shot Lota. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. The performer empties a small brass vase into a shot glass, takes a drink, and pours four more shots in succession, the vase magicall

Rabbit Side Table. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. Side table painted to represent a head-on view of a white rabbit. Wooden top and rear support fold flat. Finish worn; good.

Bowl Production. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. The magician produces a bowl full of water on a chrome table draped with velvet. Metal table breaks apart for packing. Heavy glass bowl. U

Coffee Vase. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. Spun aluminum vase magically transforms cotton into steaming hot coffee. Large model. 14" high. Very good.

Strait Jacket. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1960s. Contemporary heavy canvas strait jacket with vinyl trim and leather straps, gimmicked for escapes. Leather cracked and brittle; gimmicked

Name-It Magic Bar. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1947. A box hinged together at its center is shown empty by lifting two panels, one on either end. Then, any drink called for is produced from

Fly-To Cage. Colon: Abbott’s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1940. A brass cage vanishes from an open stand and reappears in a box shown empty moments before. Finish worn.

Percy the Penguin. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1948. Wooden penguin figure dips his head into a top hat to pick out a selected card. Lacquered in bright colors. A precursor of the Hamilton

Nest of Alarm Clocks. Colon: Abbotts Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1940s. Set of six nesting metal clocks, with hallmarked dials, to be produced from a hat or handkerchief. 4 _ diam. Very good.

Shrunken Head Illusion. Colon: Abbott′s Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1940s. Following an extensive sideshow-style monologue, the performer reveals the shrunken head of an assistant or a skull within t

Twin—Di Box. Colon, Mich.: Abbott’s Magic Co., ca. 1980s. Stencil-painted wooden boxes on a black stand, holding a yellow die which vanishes and reappears between the magician’s hat and both box

Drink Coca Cola coke Coca-Cola. Relieves Fatigue five cent tray. Chas W. Shonk Co Litho. Chicago c583 Victorian woman, coca beans. 6" X 4.25"Great condition. FREE DOMESTIC SHIPPING

This is a Vendorlator 27 Coca-Cola vendor, Serial No. 24661, circa 1950. The 27 was designed to vend a single 6-1/2 oz. bottle at a time. However, it should be noted that since this bottle was discont

Sign is Maker Marked M.C.A. & Dated 1950. A brilliant New Old Stock example of this wonderful Tin Coca Cola Sign showing "Billiards" in green Coca-Cola style script. Sign is in immaculate condition wi

SST. Sign is Maker Marked Novelty Advertising Co., Coshocton, Ohio. An incredible and important piece of early Soda Pop Advertising from My-Coca, advertising "The Original Coca-Cola Formula" with Mrs.

Coca-Cola Silvered Glass Bottle, Signed and Attributed to Andy Warhol. With Paper Label on Bottom Which Reads "You're In Andy Warhol". Magic Marker on Top "A.W." & a Paper Label "June 10 1986".Conditi

Coca-Cola Silvered Glass Bottle, Signed and Attributed to Andy Warhol. With Paper Label on Bottom, Which Reads "You're In Andy Warhol". Magic Marker on Top "A.W.". Condition: Generally Good, with Loss

This is an absolutely outstanding NOS Brunhoff lighted sign from Coca Cola. There is some extremely minor fade to a couple areas of the upper circular red glass, but thats being extremely picky. The o

Very Rare 1903 Coca Cola Tin Serving Tray. Miss Hilda Clark. Chas W. Shonk Co. Litho Chicago No. 3053. Near mint condition. 9 1/2 inch diameter.

DSP Coca - Cola Coffee & Tea Sign - 47" x 61"

DSP. This is an excellent piece from Coca Cola made by the Tennessee Enamel Co. out of Nashville. The upper privilege panels read "Austin's Lunch." The overall field of side A is in excellent conditio

Vintage pewter made Coca Cola belt buckle made from Siskiyou buckle co. Marked on backside 1990, the obverse side with raised design of a young boy fishing and drinking a Coca Cola from a bottle appro

DSP. An incredible example of this very scarce Porcelain & Neon Sign from Coca Cola showing "Drink Coca Cola In Bottles" across the field of each side as well as stainless steel trim bands and double

Outstanding all original example of this 1930's Coca Cola scripted neon sign. The neon is all original; along with the can, electrical and ad glass. There is absolutely no damage to the neon or cracks