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starting looking for more US coca cola signs and came across this cardboard sign in an antique store in norfolk ontario. i think its from the 1960's its not dated but along the bottom it says coca cola ltd, this sign to be displayed during july aug sep oct, and litho in US. tried to find it in petrettis guide but didnt see it any one know a value on this sign? im just wondering main reason i got this sign is because its cardboard with frame. ill enjoy having this sign for many years, let me know what you guys think of it.
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picture 2, 3, and 4 are also US made coca cola items thought i take a couple close ups since you could kind of see them in picture one. i think im already aware of what the items in pic 2 and 4 are worth, but wondering if anyone has seen the items in picture 3 before? they are drivers licence holders both the same image but different coloured paper, one is showing back side so you could see what both sides look like.
trev, Petretti's 12th has pretty close one ( same sayings) but different frame for 200$ and another one (same frame) different image for 250$ both from 1960's. So, I'd say if yours is minty fresh you got a couple hundred bucks worth carboard there!!!!! Great find..
Some of the Zing stuff is in demand. They did make some of these in these aluminum frames. Looks like it might be 60s era, don't have any idea on value however.