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Very nice die-cut coca-cola sticker on a vintage yellow cooler. This is a Ideal Venders Ltd model 400M, made in Deseronto, Ont.
It's barn fresh right now, not sure where it'll end up, any Pepsi collectors out there? It's in original paint, with orig. compressor mostly all there, but needs a resto to work.
The sticker looks to be 1940's to me, but I can't find it it my Petretti's 12th.
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Oh, I see! You bought it because of the Coke sticker!!!!! Scoooooooooore!!!!!
The price was right on this Dave, the owner asked me to please get rid of it for him! Same for the other 2 machines!. Only forked out for the V80, and it was a score because all the stuff we thought was missing was inside!
i like the sticker i think you cant find it in petretti book because im pretty sure its canadian. is their a trade mark in the tail of first c? i kind think its late 40's early 50's. you should cut the sticker off machine, dont worry about damaging the machine, no one collects P***i :)
I hope that sticker took a lot of sales away from that machine.
"Have a coke" not a pepsi, haha :D
Take care of it for him? Gawd, I gotta get out more!!!!! :)
I don't ever seem to run into those "take care of it for me" guys, must be a way up north thing!!!!