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Posted 2 years ago

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I wanted a period crate in which to store bottles of Coca-Cola under my 1940 ice chest. Found this 17"x12"x9" yellow crate from the Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Annapolis, MD. Printed Trademark Reg. in tail of C, which leads me to believe it may be a little earlier than I was targeting. But still, probably would have been the kind of crate in use when folks were fishing cold ones out of the ice chest at the corner store. So it's in place under the cooler along with my 30's cardboard bottle carrier, which fits under there nicely for display too.

Hope everybody's having a great weekend.

Dave

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1. tommy1002, 2 years ago
   Way cool Dave, that "media" room is turning into a vey sweet Coke room!!!!
   
2. Daddy_Nobucks, 2 years ago
   ;) Yeah, so much for throwing up a few old Coke signs to decorate the media room... the project has taken on a life of it's own! Though looking at Ray's post tonight, now that's a Coke Room. I like Coke Cave, I think I'll adopt that description. Thanks Tommy. I enjoy looking at your stuff.
3. Signaholic, 2 years ago
   Dave, you are gettin that Cave in some kinda good lookin shape man! My cooler is a new one from Home Depot, I've had it about 4 years now but it does the job. I haven't had any luck this weekend but you are doin it! Great
   
4. pickrknows, 2 years ago
   Thats the perfect way to finish off that big hole in those coolers Dave,looks awesome! You definately have a cool place to "refresh"!Have a great weekend!
5. Daddy_Nobucks, 2 years ago
   Thanks Perry and Bernie!

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