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Hey all you coca cola collectors,this one is a mystery I'm hoping someone will help me solve.The car is a 1930(s) era vehicle,yet the license plate reads 1950.The panel has no signature or markings of any kind any-where ,front or back. It looks too well done to be an amatuer,but you never know. Also included a pic of a few of the other signs in my "Coke" room. Any info would be appreciated.Thanks
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I'm afraid that I don't have much information but, I just thought that I'd let you know that I think that your recreation room is beyond cool. I imagine that you've thrown back a couple of Rum Cokes while playing pool. I only say this because I couldn't help but to notice what looks like a beer bottle on a ledge next to the window. I've always wanted a rec room of my own but have never been able to afford one. You're lucky in my opinion. :-)
I think the stained glass window was made by a artist and wasn't authorized by the coca cola co., really don't know anymore, it's a beautiful piece though.
What a great room! Wow!!!
Thank-you Daddy_Nobucks, it's a work in progress,as I'm still adding to it all the time!
Think the room is perfect and even though I know nothing about the stained glass, it looks so cool in that window that I don't even care who made it. Gameroom Heaven on a stick!
Thank-you Signaholic,great name too by the way!! We could all suffer from being Signaholic's!!
Thank-you dusty!
great room, but it needs a bottle type coke machine. you did a great job though
Thank-you houch84 for the nice comments!
Cool room! Love the ceiling...can you give more info on it?
Thank-you treece76 for the nice comments. The ceiling is a drop ceiling frame from Home depot, the panels are 2'x2',made by a company in California called Ceilume. They are very light, easy to work with, and relatively in-expensive.