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Bought this sign at the Dixie Gas Swap Meet near Newport TN. this weekend. Neat sign but the best thing was gettin to see my buddy Wayne Woodrum at the show again. This sign is from 1959, dated. Anything anyone can tell me about the brand would be much appreciated. I guess the reason they went out of business was because they offered a lot for a little?
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Very nice clean sign,would go great with any collection!
Thanks metalman and chevy59!
Had a similar looking bottle in Ohio as a child, they branded it 3-V cola.....interesting, I think ours was bottled by Royal Crown.
Ahha! Makes sense now, thanks Pop-abides.
Hey thanks for the love officialfuel!!
Thank you stonesfan1!
Thank you Van!
"Serves Three"
How does 16 oz divide by 3? LOL
Well it's more like Southern math really.
Thanks packrat-place and fifties50s!
Thank you Scott!