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chevy59
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Royal Crown Cola tin embossed sign dated 1951. Condition is probably a 7 out of a 10, the guy I bought it from had it shoved behind bunch of plywood and dry wall, so it does have some condition issues. If he knew how much this sign was really worth, he would have taken better care of it, oh well, it's been rescued!
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Killer sign! I just got a Menu board from the same era, Royal Crown too with the bottles embossed down into the board.
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