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Hunter34
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I bought this last year and can not find anything after looking at thousands of images. I can't even make out the artist. I do know the signature is original ink and #2 of 200. Can anyone help? I do know the image is of the bottling plant in L.A. and 1986 is the 100th anniversary and the same year Cherry Coke came out.
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I know nothing about this, but wanted to say it looks more like a ship to me than a building. Either way, neat piece, hope one of the "Coke" people will solve this for you. Kerry
See one of my earlier posts. http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/57302-los-angeles-coca-cola-bottling-plant-bui
My guess is that it was a limited edition print given to Coca-Cola Los Angeles executives/employees. Possibly contact the Los Angeles Coca-Cola Bottling Company for information on this.
Other than this site I don't know where to post this. Hopefully this site works out just fine. I don't know where to get someone from Coke to give info.
Contact the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, 1334 South Central Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90021, (213) 746-5555 and ask them if they could help you with information on your limited edition print.