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Bought this at auction, 1940s Dr Pepper yellow flange. This is NOS although it does have some storage scratches and dings but overall in great condition. After all it's not Coca Cola,,,lol. Anyway, I have a fun idea in mind for this. Check out my bench, this flange fits perfect on top of it. I think I'll keep it this way.
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Thank you for the love lovevintage and metalman!
Yes I would but I'm a Coke nut too. LOL, DP is my second favorite drink Jason.
Very true Jason, nobody else advertised like that!
Thanks officialfuel, Tommy, Jason, youngblood and stonesfan1!
I think this originaly went on a 1940's hanging porcelain sign. Not coke, but still Dr. Pepper will always be my number 2. :D
You're right there cck! Part of a larger sign which is hard enough to find as well.
Haha, I knew we something in common somehow,,,,LOL
Thanks for the love!
Thanks Van!