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Posted 12 months ago
TGBWC
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An interesting aspect of collecting Coca-Cola memorabilia is the variety of designs and art work that was used on different items. So sometimes you find yourself collecting collections with collections. Like the 1950s Menu Girl art. First photo shows one page of a 1951 calendar. Second photo is a Red Barrel magazine from 1951. Third photo is the very common 1950s Menu Girl tray and the last photo is a 1950s ad from Canada. I'm sure the Menu Girl was used on other items too. And I'm always looking out for them.
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You know I was gonna love this Ray, she's one of my favs even though there's a bunch of the trays out there. Mine is Minty!