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Posted 1 year ago
spriteboy42
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Found this at a flea market a few years ago. I thought it was a sweet sign at a reasonable price. I believe is to be french. I was cut down. Originally a six pack now a three pack. I'd say it dates to the late 40s. Never saw one like it....
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I think this was cut off a bigger sign that had a six pack on it.
What makes you think that?
http://www.retroplanet.com/mm5/graphics/00000001/30831_a_zm.jpg
is this the one?
http://p2.la-img.com/1101/26042/9907156_1_l.jpg
heres a sign similar to what im trying to explain your sign was part of a larger sign that had the yellow sun/spotlight in backround, then someone trimmed your sign to make it look like it was just a carton sign.
wait wait your right, took a look at the link you sent and its most def that sign except you got the french version ( this is not the sign i was thinking it was )
but i think this french signs matches the picture I just replied earlier.
who knows there could be many signs like this, coca-cola used many generic images.
yea sorry your right im pretty sure you found your sign just yours is the straight french version, btw check your email :)