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Posted 1 year ago
signlovanj
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Nichol Kola sign that I believe it fairly old. I am hoping somebody can help me with this sign as every other example I can find says "DRINK" in bold letters across the top. It appears that it was never there with this sign which is odd. I see no evidence of an attempt at a paint over or home restoration on this one.
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Nichol Kola was located in Baltimore, Md. before being bought by Coca Cola in the early 50's.
From the 40's, value in that shape maybe $50.00 to $75.00. So many varieties of this sign were made, I have 8 different styles from the 40's of Nichol Kola. I have never seen that one before, maybe you have something there. You can send a pic to ask an expert and they may be able to help.