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Posted 12 months ago
chevy59
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Coca Cola lollipop porcelain sign, one side is coca cola and the other side is school girl that says "slow". I picked this up from a collector that was down- sizing, I was fortune it to get this sign. Even though the porcelain has been touched up in area's, I still think it's an uncommon sign and displays very well. Thanks for looking!
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CHEVY59 VERY COOL SIGNS , YOU HAVE AND YOU MY FRIEND HAVE ABEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF SIGNS:)
Fits well with the rest of your collection...........Nice!
Thank you Bellin68, MMM, trukn20, Rustologist, and officialfuel for the love.
luv your signs. What is the beautiful 50s car in the background? Are the side-pipes functional?
Nice late 40s early 50s Lollipop sign chevy!