Lot Of 2: French & American 1940 Coca-Cola Calendars.

This lot includes one French Canadian 1940 Coca-Cola calendar and one American 1940 Coca-Cola calendar. Both calendars retain a full monthly pad with cover sheet and also the original metal strips on

Lot of 2 American Artworks Coca Cola trays, Coshocton, OH, circa 1940, 10.5" x 13.25". Scratches in paint and some staining.

Lot of 2 American Artworks Coca Cola trays, Coshocton, OH, circa 1940, 10.5" x 13.25". Scratches and chips in paint extensive on one tray, the other shows one small chip.

Lot of 2 American Artworks Coca Cola trays, Coshocton, OH, circa 1940, 10.5" x 13.25". Scratches in paint on one, some staining on the other.

Lot of 2 Coca Cola serving trays circa 1940 by American Art Works Coshocton Ohio. They are 13 1/8" x 10 1/2". There is some surface rust in one tray and some dirt under the paint that occurred when it

Each approx. 10-1/2" x 13-1/4". Three are marked "American Art Works", and of the three, two are dated 1940 and 1941. The others are not. All show edge and surface wear throughout with scuffs, scratch

1982 French Canadian calendar tray, two different Santa trays, Hotel Peabody 1981 tray, Cola Clan 1981 tray.Approx. 13 1/4" x 10 1/2".

The first is a "Drink Coca-Cola Sign of Good Taste" button calendar with a NOS calendar pad starting at December 1980. It has very minor surface scratching, but is overall in excellent displayable con

The first lot is a January 1954 calendar and shows a woman holding a Coca-Cola bottle next to a man playing basketball. There is staining and color fade throughout, and is housed in a frame. The secon

The first is a 1918 calendar from the Palms, Vandalia, Missouri, showing a young lady holding a Coca-Cola glass. It has what appears to be a complete calendar pad. The second item is a reissue of the

Lot is comprised of: 1- Framed 1923 calendar with full pad starting at January. The pad has been rolled but displays well. 1- Framed 1925 calendar with partial pad starting at February. Displays some

One of these door pushes has some touch up while the other is clean and all original. Both display well with no chips. Condition (Very Good). Dimensions Each: 31" x 3" x 1 - 1/4".

SSP. A lot of two porcelain Canadian Coca-Cola door pushes. Condition shows good color and shine, chipping around the mounting holes, and light wear to the edges. Condition: (8.0). Item Dimensions: Ea

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

The first has a graphic of Santa Claus and reads "Sign of Good Taste" from December 1957. It has one hole to the beard. Marked "Copyright 1957 The Coca-Cola Co.". The second reads "Refreshing Surprise

One example is nearly perfect and the other has some light soiling on the first page. (8.7 - 9.9). Condition (Excellent - Near Mint Plus). Size 22" x 12"

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

The first lot is a framed Coca-Cola paper lithograph calendar from 1952. It has some deterioration to the right-hand corner, but great color and subject matter. The second is another paper lithograph,

The first calendar dated 1932, has full calendar pad but does have numerous tears and punches. The other is a 1938 calendar that retains the top metal strip and a full calendar pad. There is a moderat

One is a reproduction of a 1903 calendar while the other one is an original calendar from 1957 for the German market. Both are in very good condition. (Very Good). Largest: 23 - 1/2" x 12".

Calendars retain their metal strips. Minor edge wear and light soiling. (Very Good). Largest: 34 - 1/4" x 16".

SSP. Lot of two porcelain Coca Cola door pushes. The first has areas of touch-up around the grommets on both sides, surface scratching throughout the face and strong color and gloss. The second also h

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