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Posted 7 months ago
TGBWC
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Another recent eBay find. (Where would we find these amazing, early items if it weren't for eBay? And don't say antique malls....because that's like finding a needle in a haystack. Still a fun way to find needles though!)
This is a 1929 Coca-Cola advertising price list, showing items that could be purchased, along with prices. Interesting to see prices for a 1929 Coca-Cola metal gas sign: 22¢ each! (I'll take the entire inventory!). 1929 Thermometers: 15¢ each. 1929 trays: 14¢ each. 1929 ink blotters (4 designs to a set): $2.79 per M (thousand). 1930 calendars: $45.50 per thousand.
Booklet isn't in pristine condition, but it cost me $47 delivered, so it was worth it to me. 10 pages of merchandise and prices (possibly a few pages missing).
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I agree Ray, the antique malls of today, for the most part have a bit of modern decorator crap and repro junk thrown in. I hate this! To me it's just laziness and misleading on the part of the dealers. Not a way to get my business at all. If you find Coke items in them, they're usually too rusty, too new or too over priced.
Ray, if you don't mind, I would like to place an order. I see a couple goodies I wouldn't mind having.
Hello,
could be nice to have a scan of each page ...