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Posted 2 years ago
TGBWC
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Another unique item from my collection is this sign painters manual. This is a large manual consisting of over 30 pages of outdoor board patterns, color swatches, illustrations, Sprite Boy artwork, six-park artwork and so much more...everything a sign painter needs to recreate one of the numerous designs onto a brick wall.
These are usually found beat up and splattered with paint but I found this beauty in remarkably good condition. You don't see these that often. In fact, a few years ago at a Coca-Cola Collectors Club convention, one page of this manual was framed and sold for about $150.
Thanks for viewing and feel free to comment, compliment...
Ray
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Definitely don't see these often!! It seems to me colors " E & F" are close to the colors for the walls of many "coke rooms" I've seen and coincidentally, it's pretty close to my walls too.
Very cool Painter's Manual! Ray, you never cease to amaze me. Just a great snapshot of history!
MWHAA, just think of all the signs I could re-create if I got my hands on this little gem!
Cool piece Ray!
thank u sir..that was very useful..I feel better knowing what it is..