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Posted 2 years ago
cocacolaki…
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Here are the things a picked out today. A NIB coca cola toy dispenser, (posted earlier), a 1930's nichol kola sign, and some sort of glass door that I have no idea about. The Nichol Kola sign I bought for 35 dollars (for reasons as seen) that still has some of the original shipping paper on it. If you look on the "5 cents", there are brown lines, that's just some of the paper. The glass door I have no idea about, it's pretty small, about 11" x 11", and says "hekman biscuit company". I just bought it for 18 bucks cause it was some sort of old advertising, and it appealed to me. If anybody has info on it, it'll be appriciated. The antique shop were I bought the sign and door was very nice and full of old advertising tins and signs, I could of bought alot more awesome pieces, but I'm saving my money for future antique places. Gotta be wise with your money.
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You have really been adding too your collection . I like it but I hate the beverage (not really), Ha!Ha!