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prtappan
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I have two items that have been in my garage for over thirty years. Can anyone help me with information about age or value on either item. The first is a stain glass window that was part of a door transom. It measures 51 3/4 inches by 21 1/2 inches. In the lower left hand corner etched in the glass is P. V. D. 7000 A1. The other is a 10 cent coke machine. The machine actually works and has a drinking fountain on the side.
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I would say the stained glass is an art piece. Since it has the P. V. D. and the word 7000, i'm guessing that is the artisit signiture, with a code on where, and when he/ she made it. The coke machine looks awesome. looks fifty's embossed, I heard the embossed are worth more to collectors. I have no idea on price, someone should be here to post about soon.
I think that stained glass transom is beautiful!