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Here's a very early and fragile Coca-Cola napkin made out of rice paper, that's been in my collection for about 15 years. Measures 13" square. I have it framed under glass. These are found once in a while on eBay but are usually in rough condition. Mine is all intact but has some fading issues. But hey, it's 100 years old. Surprising how these napkins have survived.
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Man, what a an old treasure Ray.
Can't imagine many of those survived in such good shape. Great piece, TGBWC, looks sweet framed up hanging at that angle. They just don't make 'em like they used to!