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Hi, I found this Sales mans box at a farmers market in SA, the gentle man I bought it from said he got it from and older lady that said it was her Farther's sales mans box that he carried from shop to shop selling coke! Would this be true? And if so haw much could it be worth?
Any information you could give me would be much appreciate!
Kind Regards Jackie!
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Can any on help me?
Do not wont to sell item just won't to know if its real and what it might be worth if any thing?
Looks older, like 40s or 50s and could be something handmade a while ago but the size looks too small for a salesman to be selling door-to-door and never heard of Coca-Cola salesmen going door-to-door selling single bottles of Cokes. Can't place a value on this because never seen one like it. How much did you buy it for?