September 5, 2008
The first Coca-Cola calendars were issued in the early 1890s, and mostly portrayed women (both movie stars and anonymous models), Coke bottles, and timely human interest subjects like wartime mobilization or groups of teenagers. Paintings, photographs and illustrations were all used over the years; as with all paper collectibles, many of the earliest examples have perished.
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Coca-cola Gene Doll # 326 Calendar Girl-midsummer Magic$62.88 Ends in 17 hours 3 bids
1960 Coca-cola Calendar W/1959 Santa Coke Vintage $16.19 Ends Monday 2 bids
Ashton Drake Gene Calendar Girl April Showers Coca Cola$15.50 Ends Tuesday 2 bids
Enjoy Coke, Coca-cola 1984 Plastic Wall Calendar$12.00 Ends Sunday 2 bids
Antique Coca Cola Pop 36 Yr Old Coke Calendar "error"$4.99 Ends Sunday 1 bid
Coca-cola Euro 2004 Coke 4 Trading Pocket Calendar Card$4.25 Ends Sunday 2 bids
Vintage 1974 Flip Coca-cola Calendar 1921 Reproduction$3.99 Ends in 21 hours 1 bid
Johnny Lightning '57 Chevy Bel Air Pink Calendar Coke$2.99 Ends Sunday 1 bid
1950's-1960's Coca-cola Calendar Wall Holder Red Button$2.99 Ends Sunday 1 bid
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