Lot Of 2: Coca-Cola Celluloid over Tin Advertising

One reads "Delicious Refreshment" and the other "Sparkling Hospitality". Both have moderate soiling with some added holes and edge wear. (Good - Very Good). Largest : 16" x 12 -1/2".

Two sign lot. Both signs measure 19.5" x 28" in original used condition. These signs were removed from a Country's BBQ restaurant and have not been cleaned and may contain dust, stains scuffs, scratch

Single sided tin (SST) fishtail soda advertising signs, each featuring a bottle. Both have good shine and color with light wear, scratches and creases. Condition (7). Size Largest: 28" x 19"

A very early pair of Coca-Cola advertising items. First is a celluloid postage stamp carrier, showing very little wear. with bright colors. The second is a 1930's die-cut pocket mirror cat in near min

VINTAGE COCA-COLA TIN ADVERTISING SERVING TRAYS, LOT OF THREE, rectangular form, each featuring a young lady enjoying a glass of Coca-Cola. Circa 1940. 13 1/4" x 10 1/2".Provenance: From a Charlotte,

including 1925, 1941, and 1942 examples. First half 20th century. Each 13 1/4" x 10 1/2".Provenance: From a Harrisonburg, VA collection.

This lot is of a "Drink Coca-Cola" tin advertising sign displays a Coca-Cola bottle on the sign. Color fading, along with dents and wear are present on this sign. Good-Very Good 27-1/2'' L.

This lot is of a Coca-Cola tin advertising sign with a bottle of Coca-Cola as the center piece. Slight discoloration, minor wear, dents and rust present. Very Good 36-1/2'' L.

Comprised of: 1 - 1930's era tin Coca-Cola bottle-shaped sign with thermometer. Scratches and rust throughout. 4-1/2"W x 16-1/2"H. and 1 - Porcelain enamel metal Coca-Cola bottle shaped sign. Sign has

The Coca-Cola advertising items consists first of a Coca-Cola soda fountain bank, tin construction with original operating labels on the back and original glasses in the front. It is missing the fluid

Lot (3) pieces of framed advertising including enameled "GOLDEN PUMPKIN" (Oneida Co., N.Y.), overall 11" x 15", tin "COCA-COLA" (overall 15 1/2" x 19 1/2"), "BLUE RIBBON" (cardboard, warped, overall 1

Lot including tin Coca Cola blackboard sign (28" x 20"), and Camels thermometer (13 1/2" Ht.).

Including 1 - 1914 oval tin tip tray and 2 - art plates marked Western Coca-Cola Bottling Co. and Anheuser Bush, both excellent and very displayable. Condition (Very Good - Excellent).

Nice pair of Coca Cola tin advertising serving trays. Both have some wear. 13" Very Good

some paint loss & and scratches, largest is 12 3/4 X 17 1/2 X 1 3/4 inches - has a hanger on back. Modern Trays

Included in this lot is one white Coca-Cola bottle porcelain button sign. Also included is one tin Coca-Cola button sign made by the AM Sign Company. Porcelain Coca-Cola bottle button sign has some mi

The first is the popular Art Deco "Drink Coca-Cola" die-cut, marked "Robertson Dualife 1941". It has a working bulb. There are some rubs to the paint on the right-hand side bottle and some paint loss

Including 1- Metal Coca-Cola clock with brown border, red center, and gold numerals and 1- Red porcelain enamel Coca-Cola door push bar. (Very Good). Largest: 30"L. x 4"W.

SST/SST. This is a lot of two Coca-Cola trays. The first is marked for American Art Works, "Copyright 1932". It has a little bit of dulling to the paint in one area above the woman's head and a minor

Including 1- 1938, Girl In Yellow Hat, tin litho Coke tray showing a woman holding a bottle and 1- 1930 tray showing a brunette on the telephone saying "Meet me at the soda fountain". Both trays have

Including 1- 1941, Skater Girl, tin litho Coke tray showing a woman ice skater, and 1- 1932 tray showing a bathing beauty in a yellow swimsuit. Both show slight wear and were made by American Art Work

This lot includes Coca-Cola trays from 1925 and 1927. The 1925 tray has been clear coated. It has a ding in the center top border and some paint loss on the rim as well. The 1927 tray has heavy wear w

1- 1939, Springboard Girl, tin litho Coke tray by Sundblom showing a bathing beauty in a white swimsuit, and 1- 1950, Girl With Red Hair, tray showing a redhead with a yellow scarf. Both show slight w

The first Coca-Cola tray is a 1930 tray with a girl on the phone, showing areas of rubs and paint loss to the outside gold border, as well as some light chipping and light surface scratches to the int