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Daddy_Nobu…
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My first old Coca-Cola piece acquired 2013, Happy New Year! This sweet cardboard carrier came up BIN on eBay at $35 delivered and I pounced. It was received today flat as a pancake and rigid, so took me a few minutes to carefully open. I had spare bottles for insert to good effect. Maker was Morris Paper Mills, Chicago, Ill. I found an old 1951 ad on-line, similar version. I believe trade-mark info puts this one at late forties to 1950. It completes the TV stand display (no more room! :).
Wishing you all many good finds at good prices this year.
Dave
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Looks like new Dave, nice find!
Nice one Dave. Can't wait to see how much you flip this one for....
Thanks Bernie. It had been flat for many years I think. I had to pop it open by pushing up firmly on the bottom. Was not easy.
Thanks Ray. I flipped it under the TV and that's where she stays!
HOW IN THE H----???? Did I miss that one, LOL!!!!! Great Grab Dave, I am loving that one twice, for sure.
This one got me thinking about your carrier collection Tom, so I went back to take another look at those postings of yours. Great stuff. They just make such nice display pieces and there are so many variations.
Love your Coke Stuff bro!!
Thanks for stopping by DinoMan!