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Posted 2 years ago
stamperman
(2 items)
I traded for this at a "coke" antiques show about 15 years ago. i traded a RC Cola cooler for it, as i was collecting Orange Crush memoriblia at the time. it has nail holes around the outside fringes; it was obviously framed at one time many years ago. i haven't seen one of these anywhere else & was wondering if anyone would possibly know of its approximate value. there is a signature at the bottom right; it starts with "Elyvon" (i can't quite make it out) and it has LITHO IN U.S.A. and the numbers B-889. I have always been curious if anyone knows about this & could help me gain more info. on it. thanks for looking!
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