Lot Of 2: Coca-Cola Paper Print Of Billboard Samples.

The first reads "The Pause that Refreshes" and is a 1944 January and February calendar. It has excellent color and a great graphic of a woman enjoying a Coca-Cola in front of the Capitol. There is alm

The first shows a blonde woman dressed for winter with gloves on, drinking a Coca-Cola. There are some folds at the top and bottom of the piece, some stains towards the middle, a little bit of fade, b

The first has a January 1943 date pad and shows the naval nurse enjoying Coca-Cola. There are two holes up at the top-middle and has some areas of staining, but is nicely framed. The second has a Janu

The first calendar is from 1950 and features a woman holding Coca-Cola bottles, with no damage and framed nicely. The second is a 1952 calendar, also showing a tray of Coca-Cola bottles.Condition:(8.0

The first reads "Pause for Coke" and shows a woman with a baseball player, nicely framed and matted. The second reads "Take Some Home Today", a 20th anniversary 1974 - 1994 piece for the contour bottl

Lot of 2 Vintage Coca Cola Trays, Rose Paper Weight, Glass Bottle, etc.

The first is a 1968 calendar showing a woman looking at some records. It has a stain and a rip at the top. The second item reads "The Pause that Refreshes" and is from 1963, also framed with decent co

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola advertisements. The first one is a copyright 1927 and printed in the U.S.A early paper advertisement of couple cheering, making a toast with Coca-Cola product. It has cr

The first has a hot dog and reads "Enjoy Coca-Cola". There doesn't appear to be any cracks to the plastic, but the color has a little bit of fade to it. The second item has a clown holding two paper C

The first is a 12-pack Coca-Cola carrier, a nice aluminum piece in excellent condition, with some minor scratches to the Coca-Cola label. The second is a 1 gallon Coca-Cola syrup can with a paper labe

The first has the woman bowling and a paper cup of Coca-Cola. Excellent graphics and no cracks to the plastic. The second depicts a woman playing tennis with a Coca-Cola cup displayed by her head. It

One piece reads "Pause at our fountain", the other "Drink Coca-Cola". There are some added holes, paper peeling and fold marks. (Very Good). Largest: 39 - 1/2" x 15 - 3/4".

The first is a Coca-Cola paper lithograph, nicely framed with good color, no rips to the paper. The second is a Sprite advertisement for an ice cream float, featuring two penguins. It is in excellent

The first is a paper lithograph January 1956 calendar, depicting an ice skating woman drinking Coca-Cola. There are tears to the top and clear folds throughout, but it has been framed and matted. The

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola advertising items. The first is a vanity cabinet with a paper graphic on the front, showing a Coca-Cola girl with a bottle and a glass. The cabinet shows lifting of the

This is a lot of two paper litho Coca-Cola advertisements. The first depicts Santa Claus having a Coca-Cola while two children open their presents, marked "Litho in U.S.A. by Micandlish Lithograph Cor

Including 1 - 1942 Coca-Cola paper sign by Snyder and Black. There are three distinct strips of discoloration, one running vertically through the center next to a crease, and one on either side of the

Both chalk boards have moderate wear with scrapes, paper loss and a few closed tears. (Good - Very Good). Largest : 28 -1/2" x 18 -1/2".

Green one dated 1951, red one dated 1948, both show wear, discoloration, paper loss, and areas of damage, display well, 27"x16", rated 7.75 & 5.5

One is titled "The Money Saver" and the other "Refreshes you Best". Both pieces show moderate wear with bend marks and minor paper loss. (Very Good). Largest: 27" x 16".

One sign is from 1958 and the other sign is from 1960. Both signs have moderate wear, soiling, paper loss and added holes. (Good). Largest : 22 -1/4" x 17".

The first lot is a paper lithograph Coca-Cola calendar, NOS from 1937. It has an excellent graphic of a boy going fishing with his dog, a couple Coca-Colas in his hand. It is professionally framed and

One of the stoves clean print on the front that reads "Drink Coca-Cola with your meals - Pure as sunlight" and the other stove has the same print but it is heavily worn and has moderate soiling. The s

One is for grilled cheese and the other one is for a burger and a Coke. There is a lithograph poster for "lunch, dinner, and midnight snacks Serve Coca-Cola" grocery store advertising in paper. The ot