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Posted 1 year ago
jerzyjr
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I was picking around town and came across this and had to have it. The price was right so bought it. Its HUGE measures 9 feet by 4feet. Not perfect but has Very vibrant colors. Not Porcelain. Any ideas what it might be worth? Im so glad I fond this and added it to my collection.
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Soda Signs (non Coca-Cola)Coca-Cola may have invented modern advertising as we know it, but that does…
While this is a huge sign at 9ft. since you got it for a decent price, no worries. I have a couple "Double Cola" signs myself and think, to the right collector, you might get between $275 to $350 for it. I'm thinkin 1950s to early 60s era.
I got the sign for $175 so I think I did good. You are right on the date, its dated 1956
Cool, if you know Double Cola's colors they used over the years, it's kind of an easy way to date'em.
double cola, tallest drink for a nickle when i was a boy.