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Daddy_Nobu…
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One of the largest and smallest pieces of old, authentic Coca-Cola advertising delivered to my collection this past week:
1932 Porcelain Sign, Tennessee Enamel Works, 3' x 5', 38 lbs.
1900 Celluloid Bookmark, 2" x 2 1/4", 0.01 oz.
I am enjoying both equally.
Hope everybody's having a nice weekend.
Good Times, Good Finds.
Dave
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Looks great!!
Michael
Thanks Michael! The sign is a "mini" version of yours... ;0)
Great looking room, thanks for sharing.
Thank you kerry for stopping by and the kind words.
That's my kinda sign Dave, large n'in charge!! They are both way to cool, very nice finds once again. You are on a roll!
Thanks Bernie! I'm rolling off eBay for awhile... :)
Don't believe him. He's searching for his next score on eBay right now.
Just looking. Really.
this is just AWESOME !!!!!!!!!!!! AND COOL Daddy_Nobucks:)
Thanks Bellin! Great to hear from you as always. I am having fun looking at these two pieces. Take care.
You Rock Dave! 2 stunning pieces for the Cave.
Thanks Perry, that means a lot coming from a collector like you. I know you've been working hard lately, so we're looking forward to seeing you post something cool soon. Have a good one.
DAMN YOU BIN_Q !!!!! hahahaha You plucked a winner there buddy! I had that sign stored away in my wish list waiting, hoping, praying you wouldn't see it before my green pile grew, lol. Oh yeah, I like the bokmark too.
Hey Tom, Thanks. This is funny, I thought of you when I hung the sign, because I had to move a few things around and found that gift pretzel tin you sent works well right next to the sign. See added pic. Looks great.
I worked on that seller for a month or two. He was a tough negotiator. Not sure I got the best deal, but felt like I was going to lose it if I didn't pull the trigger. I sensed some hotshot was breathing down my neck. I was right! :)
Looks Awesome Dave, that seller has had some nice ones before as well.
Great Piece! I like it!
Thanks Jay, much appreciated.