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This is a great Coke menu from the late 1950s or early 1960s. It measures a whopping 8'x 17 1/2". This was either from a diner or a drive thru because the reverse of the sign says "Drive Slowly". It is possible that after the sign outlived it's usefulness the "Drive Slowly" was painted on, and it was used for something completely different. Look at those low,low prices.
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I'm pretty sure it was, they were so unhealthy back then, even more then today!
It's so touristy/beachy I love it. Having cigarettes on the menu is perfect for it's era, dates it well. If you had a little sandwich shop back then they always had cigs, and cig machines. Some of those little shops had
I have a room that color green I love it.
Never post BC. (before coffee) When we would go to the lake some of those little shops had beer too.