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Coca Cola Coaster? 1942 | Coca Cola Signs427 of 593 |  |  |
Posted 2 years ago
rocklandman
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Too all the Coca Cola Lovers out there!! I will be posting numerous pictures for your advise! I have come across a very large collection of coke and other soda items. Vending machines, coolers, ads, bottles, etc.
What I would like to know, Are these considered coasters? they are about 7 1/2" wide x 3 1/2" high, and dated 1942, And I have alot of these!!
Thanks
Rock
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They are called Blotters. The blank side was meant to absorb wet ink from fountain pen signatures.
Rockland, if you don't want to sort through all that Coca-Cola stuff, feel free to ship it north, I'd be happy to have it hahaha!!! Looking forward to more photos.
These look to be in great shape rocklandman! Just picked up a few of these myself,going to buy some cheap frames ,all the same color frames/matting, & hang them as a grouping. Want to add yours to my "blotter wall"? These sell for between $1-$25 on E-bay! Can't wait to see the rest of your postings!