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I found this tin sign in France recently, the sign was produced in France for a short time since orange crush was distributed in some europen countries.
This sign is really great and was NOS, new old stock, ther was still the protective paper on it when I received it. I really like the graphics and the colors of the bottle.
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What a great item this is!!!!
THE NICEST CRUSH SIGN EVER