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This is a very early piece I would imagine, hard to find in this good condition too. Most you see are really rusted out and missing one or both of the hangers. The only Coca Cola therm. I really ever wanted. Oct. 2 17
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Thx cocacolakid97!
That baby's in nice shape! Trademark Registered printed in tail of C... sigh... 30's... I'm having a bad case of thermo-envy. :)
LOL, Thanks Daddy Nobucks! It has a PAT. date of Oct. 2-17
Thx for the love metalman!
Very nice, I love the Pat. date too 10 02 lol
Thanks Tommy!
awsome thermometer looking for that one myself great find in great condition wish i found it.
I have one that is still in the box. My Dad worked for Coke and had a huge collection. Mine does not have a date on it but has Donasco Made in USA on the bottom of the bottle. My Dad was there from the 50s-80s.
Hey purpleposeypicker, I would love to see it! There were 2 different versions of this Christmas Therm made, I would like to see if yours is like mine or the other version, mine has the PAT. date of Oct. 2-17 and a trademark R inside a diamond shape.
Ok, I will post mine. Now that I have gotten it out and looked at it, there is a difference.
Great, thx!
Great find Signaholic,it is in amazing cond. for being almost 80 years old!! Looking for one of these myself!
Ahhh but you got a French one, WE WE
Thank you Michael, Bernie, Van, Trevor, Tommy and 50s!