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I found this on the side of the shed in my scrap metal yard...
After brushing away the leaves, I noticed it said Pepsi=Cola on it and it was in the shape of a bottle cap.
Does anyone know what this is or what it may go to?
If so, please send me an e-mail: jbud_sings@yahoo.com or phone me @ (860)967-1555
Any information would be helpful.
Thanks everyone!
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Jbud, no need for all that info, that's what this site is about and why we have space to answer here :-)
Ahh its cool... Never used the site before... Just wanted to get it up there! Hope someone can help me out!
Looks like it might have been an advertising sign post for use in front of a store.
hi there, that i do know, it had a schoolboy holding a stop sign, on the reverse side was a 1950's pepsi logo, if it was all in tack , could be worth 1000;s...