Posted 10 years ago
Astapley
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Can't find this sign at all. Please help to identify... Year, type, etc...
Had a rolling tube inside with different colors
Coors light silver bullet | ||
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Coors light silver bullet | ||
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Posted 10 years ago
Astapley
(1 item)
Can't find this sign at all. Please help to identify... Year, type, etc...
Had a rolling tube inside with different colors
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You could ask Coors. Too obvious ?
Lol I'm waiting on an email back actually lol just impatient maybe?
We often get that way. LOL ! Welcome to CyberAsylum, aka: CW
Hello, I was wondering if you ever received any information about your Coors Light sign. I am asking because I have an identical sign and have always wondered about it's age, origin, possible value, etc. Any info would be appreciated. Thank you.
I also have this light and was wondering about it any info yet
I know this sign because I designed it...it was created and built by the Thomas A. Schutz Company (Morton Grove, IL) in the mid-1980s for the original launch of the Coors Light Brand. The company is no longer in business.
As you may know, it has a simple but unique mechanical motion effect that transforms interior rotational movement to a horizontal one, giving an impression of a "jet trail" emanating from the can.
These are fairly rare, as this was a high-priced display in Coors assortment. There was also a version with a small digital clock in the lower LH of the front.