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Ray sent me the heads up on these and I thought sure! I need these to go in my Dry Server metal container. Many of these, (I believe) are from the 1930s but most are from the 1940s and 1950s. I have never seen the smaller one before, in pic #4. Anybody know anything about it? C'mon 8 Pack, help a brother out!
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Actually, I gave Daddy the heads up and he suggested I contact you, based on your recent dry server holder that you acquired. It's like the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon; we're all connected in some way.
The smaller No-Drip from 1929, I believe is one of the first ones produced. Still common though. There are only about 30 different designs, so you are well on your way.
Sweet, thanks Mr. Bacon!!
I think I have about 20 different ones right now.
Those are beauties Signaholic. I have several items acquired after 8-pack alerts, a few by TGBWC, even a couple sent to me as gifts from one of the eight. It's a cool dynamic: We all compete to acquire these sweet ol' Coca-Cola pieces, yet we help by pointing out great finds and give advice to each other. Good Guys All.
Right you are Dave, WE'RE GIVERS! Thank you Dave, Michael, chevy and MattyG!!
Hey thanks lundy!
Very cool my friend:)
Thanks BELLIN! Paper's alot cheaper to collect!
That's a neat bunch. Kinda like the blotters, each of these is a little Coke sign, sorta.
Hey thanks Tommy, I completely agree with you! I like signs of all sizes. ;)
Thank you mtg, leighannrn, Chevelleman and Designer!!
Thanks Longings!
Hey thanks Bernie!
Thank you chrissy!