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This is a Coca Cola wooden perpetual calendar still in it's original packaging from 1946 or earlier, as it lists Coke for 5 cents. It features 4 Coca Cola calendar girls, measures 25" x 8 3/4". I have been unable to find any info on this item and am looking for some help here!!
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I know this is a pre 1946 Coca cola calendar, yet I have been unable to find any info on it at. No one seems to have seen this particular calendar. Could someone please help me out here?
What would you like to know? It's not old. The registered trademark symbol is an indication it was manufactured in the not too distant past. Here's one just like it up on the eBay "buy it now" for $28 bucks. No takers so far. It's a nice decorator piece. Unwrap, display, and enjoy.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Coca-Cola-Perpetual-Calendar-/261147926755?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3ccda120e3
Thank you Daddy_NoBucks. I thought it was older than that as it advertises Coke for 5 cents. My boyfriend's fater bought it in Florida in the early sixties at a yard sale. Have tried everywhere to get info on it!!! Thanks again.....
He didn't buy this in the early 60s. More like the early 90s.
You are right there, as I just talked to him. Must have misunderstood him before. It was 1996! thank you for your interest.