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Posted 6 months ago
jamiedpt
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Bought this Nichol Kola cardboard countertop display at an auction a couple weeks ago. It is NOS and amazing that it is still in this condition. This is from late 1930s-early 40s. I have three different Nichol Kola metal signs so when I saw this I had to get it. The colors are amazing for being paper and this old. Artwork was by Albert Fisher. I need to get this under glass in a frame for display.
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Wow it's in great shape! Great pick!
Sweet pick!
Michael
wow a great pick, I never seen this one before
thanks chevy, michael, 50s, tony and rocker
thanks ejw and egreeley
thanks for the love AntigueToys trukn20 leighannrn chrissylovescats sanhardin czechman gargoylecollector and walksoftly
I finally got around to framing this pretty lady, here is the link
http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/78329-nichol-kola-girl-framed