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I picked this porcelin flange Coca Cola sign up at a garage sale for $20.
It measures 17" x 19" and is the same on both sides. It is marked "Made in Canada 1949 P&M" Condition is really quite good, there are a few minor chips on the edges.
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WOW what a steal!
Do you want to double your money? Lol
Hey, chevy59....maybe we can work out a trade...lol!
....it was just one of those deals where I was at the right place at the right time. The garage sale was in my neighborhood, there wasn't anything else of any collectable value, and best of all, I snatched it right out from under the nose of an antique dealer....should have seen the look on his face.
Glad you got it! Flanges are so hard to find, yet alone at garage sale!
interested in a trade?
actually I want hang on to it...it's in pretty good shape and we just enjoy having it hang in the kitchen....and when will I find another one at a garage sale?...lol
Nice flange sign i have been trying to get this version for some time now, have only been able to pick up the french version every time i come across an english version its always 400$ or more just to give you an idea of how much that flange is worth :) if i had that flange and was thinking about selling it, I would not sell it less than 300$ (300$ for a flange in that condition is still a good deal), you did very very very good getting it for only 20$.