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This photograph is mounted on large cardstock and is typical of the period 1895- 1910. However, based on the Coke bottle design, the photograph is from the 1930s.
Input on the Coca-Cola sign is appreciated.
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That Coca-Cola sign (showing hobbleskirt-shape bottle, as opposed to the earlier straight-sided bottle) is from the 1930's
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