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1920s/1930s Coca Cola Pocket Opener - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
3 days ago
1950 Paper Coca Cola window sign - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
1 month ago
1931 The pause that refreshes Coca Cola blotter - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
3 months ago
THE TRUTH about Coca Cola, thanks DaddyNobucks! - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
3 months ago
Coca Cola 1941 "Entertain Your Thirst" sign - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
6 months ago
Various Coca Cola Dry Servers from the 1930s, 40s and 1950s - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
8 months ago
Coca Cola Dry Server holder - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
9 months ago
Coca Cola 1930s Porcelain Cooler Sign - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
9 months ago
Coca Cola 1939 masonite "Silhoutte Girl" Menuboard - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
9 months ago
1959 Coca Cola Tin Matchbook Holder, complete with matches - Coca-Colain Coca-Cola
9 months ago

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  1. Thank you Kerry, Ed and MichiganMillsjr!!!
  2. Cool Quackery!
  3. If you mean the hands, no! They are not original at all, the original hands and second hand are more angular overall. Check out my post here. http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/68047-1960s-light...
  4. I'm answering your other question as to the size being smaller, some blotters were made smaller. Not really sure why some were made in different sizes but they were all used for the same purpose and s...
  5. Thanks Tommy! Just bought the brass 1920s one on ebay as well as another couple. Thought about putting this one on my key chain. Thank you Trey, egreeley and leighanrn!!
  6. Thank you Trevor!
  7. Now that is funny!
  8. BTW, It does work, I had to test it of course!
  9. Thanks Dave, Bernie and blunderbuss!!! It turned out better than I thought it would go. Thought was gonna wind up being another day of pickin stuff for us to sell.
  10. Cool stuff Bernie! I never knew you were a pipe smoker.
  11. Yep, it was really in great condition, when I took off the shrink wrap, I couldn't believe it.
  12. I'm tellin ya! Old Trevor has been keepin his head down and finding the goods!
  13. Wow, you've been busy!
  14. LOL, well I'm glad to hear you thought like me for a change. When they have that "make an offer" attached, it can be dangerous to wait it out.
  15. Well done Dave, almost impossible to find!
  16. Nicely done!
  17. Thank you Kerry!!
  18. Thank you rocker-sd!
  19. sweet find Trev! These are question for either Blaine or Ray.
  20. Wow Scott, this covers everything in my world! AWESOME
  21. Hey thank you Trevor!
  22. Basically around 6 or 7 inches long by 2 or 3 inches tall
  23. See, makin money already!
  24. Another stunning job classic!
  25. Might even be early 30s judging by the cage design. Very cool!
  26. If you don't think the front of a DeSoto is sexy, you better go ahead and bury yourself right now!
  27. I love the 1912 stuff Bill! Ever since Dave gave me a small Coca Cola brochure, I'm a sucker for that arrow now.
  28. Great havin them all hangin together like that, so you can see the way they changed over the years.
  29. Hey thanks Kerry for the love!
  30. Right, I actually think the more worn these PVDs get, the more "Instrument" looking they become. Just a great look!
  31. I agree with the masses on this one, great room and great job!
  32. Wow, thanks to all who Loved this Blotter! I guess I'm getting too old to pay close attention, I'll try to do better from now on.
  33. Honestly, I wish I had a poster of this book's cover shot, too cool!
  34. I absolutely love the 30s and 40s! Nothing like that era period. Great mag
  35. I love it, SPEED DRUGS! The 2 go and in hand ;)
  36. This must've cost a buck or 2 huh? Very cool
  37. Goodness, never seen one before, cool!
  38. Now there's ads and then there's these! Nice Dave
  39. Great picture Scott! Man that counter is quite a piece.
  40. And I don't buy Coke vending machines period so, let me say,,,,you payed $250?
  41. Cool 7Up sign Mike! I can tell you this, in the 1950s the company would use both the bubbles (6 or 7) all during that decade. That said, the bubbles don't determine age or era, at least where the 50s ...
  42. You're well on your way now Bernie!
  43. 3 Visibles in a row, I love it!
  44. Excellent Trevor!
  45. Nice Trevor!
  46. Success, well Michaels did a great job as usual. I went with the black frame cause it just looked simple and not too bold.
  47. Basically almost impossible to find unless you go to one of the high end auctions for these gum machines. Adams is the most famous known.
  48. These little machines are becoming more and more collectable. if you tried to buy it, it would cost you around 50 bucks at the very least. These more obscure characters are more valuable.
  49. It's a very cool looking machine and nut machines are getting harder to find these days.
  50. Cool machine slim! I have the same one and it's always fun to show the kids that come over, how we used to buy stamps.
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