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A few more pictures of my new coca cola room, another new item (to me) i got over the holidays is my 1950's coca cola display stand ( seen in picture 1,2,3). found this stand down in waterford ontario in a barn thought i better buy it before the snow starrted getting bad this year so i did. now its stitting happy in my coca cola room.
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Ya, you've got some B-E-A-Utiful stuff in your collection. I even like the plastic six-pack holders hanging from the ceiling. Are they Canadian? That display stand is killer too! I didn't realize you had so much good stuff Trev.
Thanks soooo much Ray your comments mean alot to me, the plastic crates hanging from the ceiling most be canadian, because they pop up all the time around here and sell for next to nothing i got a few doubles and triples sitting in my barn.
Great Job Trevor, looks way cool!
thanks Bernie
That is Great Trev!!! I like those verticle signs also. It looks like pretty soon you'll have to knock out a wall or start another room, lol.
Lol thanks Tom i already have had to put a few signs outside my coca cola room, in the hallway ( my coke buttons, my large coca cola 5cent french sign, and a couple cardboard signs seen in my previous post)
I have a Coke sign that you never saw in books as it's not in them nor will you ever see another likely! Interested?
Ya, I'm interested Benking. Why not post some photos of it and we'll decide if it's not in the books or if we've never seen one before.
Im interested in seeing your sign too benking.
Thanks!
Here goes: tell me all you can please:
Because of the rust, I will not take the frame away!
Aged?
Rare?
Value?