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lawngnome
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I picked this up the other day at a thrift store. I am not sure if this is the 1957 original or not. Was there ever a reproduction run of this tray? If so, how can I tell the original from the reproduction?
10 ½ inches wide by 13 ¼ inches tall
COCA-COLA LTD. printed on the inner gold border just under the brick wall
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Coca Cola TraysThe Coca-Cola Company began distributing tin serving and change trays to so…
You have the 1957 Canadian serving tray which was called "Birdhouse Tray" The tray was released in both English and French-Canadian version. I haven't heard that this tray was ever a reproduction.
repros will usually have something stamped or printed on the back.
Vikingfan, this is a stupid question but, is that your name because your a minnesota vikings fan?
I have one of these trays as well, are they valuable? I also have two that have a wheel cart with wicker baskets filled with flowers and picnic foods and coke of course.
PSP42, the birdhouse tray has a value of $165.00. The other two you have sound like the 1961 TV Trays. there value is only $18.00 ea.