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Posted 3 months ago
tommy1002
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This carrier was lurking in an auction fairly close to me, but I couldn't make the live show, so I sniped it online style. It's not in as good condition as I expected but, for a hands on item like this, I'm happy with it.
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Coca Cola CarriersCoca-Cola carriers range from wooden crates meant to hold a dozen or more b…
I like the round corners on it, that's different.
Thanks chevy, it's built pretty well too with steel cilps holding the base on and the plywood side is laminated so the joint is barely there.
Sweet looking display Tommy, very nice!
A fairly rare (rounded corners) crate to find, in any condition. I like your grouping of yellow crates and cartons. Nice collection Tommy.
Thank you all for the loves and Bernie and Ray for commenting. I'm thinking now I need to find a yellow, wooden twelve pack.......do they exist????
very nice !!!!!!!!!!!!
In family size (second photo): http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/46355-coca-cola-cartons-crates-carriers?in=92
Mission accepted... thanks Ray!!!
Hard to find curves Tommy! WTG!
Yeah, that corner is looking sa-weeeeet!
Thanks Dave and Perry and all others for stopping by!!!