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Posted 2 years ago
Signaholic
(221 items)
This is a 1932 tin painted, embossed 20 inch American Art Works sign, not sure how they were used but this was certainly used somewhere. In all my years of looking, I've only seen 2, this one and the one in books. Made in Coshocton, Ohio. This is the oldest Coca Cola item I have right now. I payed what I thought was a fair price for it considering it's age and what it could be worth which is somewhere round $650 to $800.
Bought at auction a few weeks ago. Long "C" baby!!!
Coca Cola SignsFew brands have been as effectively and aggressively marketed as Coca-Cola,…
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Thanks pickrknows!
Thats a cool sign, great purchase Signaholic! I've never seen this one !
Fantastic sign !
Thank you pickrknows and metalman. Hey pickrknows, it's also in the Petretti's book, 12th Edition, pg. 222, under the die cut signs.
Very Cool !! I love embossed signs. Nice Snag !!!!!!!!
Awesome Perry! Now THAT's what I'm talkin' about!!!!! :) Well done.
Thank ya Tom and Dave for your kind words! I feel pretty lucky to have it.
Hey Tom, that bottle's a comin to ya in the morning.
Thx for the love MMM
Thanks for the love officialfuel!
Thanks chevy59, oilman514 and TammyInCarolina!
Thank you Trey!
Thank you egreeley 1976!
Thank you Van and Spriteboy!!