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This is a Coca Cola 6' Coke Bottle Advertising Tin Sign. A wood backing was cut to size and added for display. The sign is in very good condition, Not Minty! Shows very well and is marked at the bottom right corner AM49.
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AM49 is not the date, Coca cola did not start using this style bottle until the late 1950's early 1960's, this sign was most likely made some time during the 1960's
Coke.trevor.cola, thanks for the info.
Minor problems, but not to worry about. Also, is either late 50's or early 60's.
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