Important 1937 Coca-Cola Cardboard Window Display.

This large bi-fold cardboard display rarely comes up for sale. This piece has nice colors and a great graphic. Titled "It's the refreshing thing to do, Drink Coca-Cola". Illustration shows a well-dres

1950 cardboard Canadian Coca Cola window display sign. 50" x 30".

Litho cardboard; Kay Display style; "With Good Things to Eat"; L-34", EX-NM

Litho cardboard; Kay Display style; "The Pause That Refreshes" and "With Good Things to Eat"; string hangers; L-34", EX-NM

Has average color, shows some wear, discoloration, paper loss, and minor damage, dated 1937, marked Niagara Litho Co., displays well, 13.5"x33.5", rated 7.75+

This festoon also has two elements of a 1937 festoon included with it. The iceberg festoon has nice colors; some damage to a few corners, minor cardboard loss and a few closed tears. Displays above av

43" x 21" Very scarce cardboard sign with bright colors, 2 holes on the left, corner and edge wear. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUC

PLAY REFRESHED & BE REFRESHED. 2 CALENDAR TOPS. DAMAGE THROUGHOUT. EDGE DAMAGE THROUGHOUT. MINOR STAINING AND FADING. 33 1/2" x 19" / 13" x 15"

This sign is professionally framed behind glass. It was made by Snyder & Black. It only has a few minuscule marks and a couple bend marks on the top-left corner. Condition: (Excellent). Dimensions: Fr

rated 8.9, 36.5"x18.5", single-sided paper ad has been professionally framed and matted, has excellent color, marked Snyder & Black Inc NY.

1950 Canadian Coca Cola window display sign. 58" x 29 3/4".

mounted on poster board, ad itself is 20" X 25", w/ poster board it is 20" X 28 1/4"

Cardboard lithograph in original Kay display frame. Circa 1939. Cardboard has excellent graphics with minor fading a few scratches to the face. Metal emblem is present and in excellent condition. Fram

12.5" x 12". 1949 Coca-Cola Diecut Cardboard Display. Countertop easel version. Condition: Very Good. Edge wear. Easel stand never extended.

Has several spots of soiling, several nail punctures and a crease in upper right corner, but great graphics of lady carrying a six pack!! Is signed Snyder & Black Inc. New York litho in USA 1937.

Sign is marked "Forbes, Boston", dated 1940. It once properly displayed a six-pack of Coca-Cola that was meant to be placed below the woman's right hand. The colors are strong as well as the graphic.

1940s. Backing board is 11" by 19".

1955. Backing board is 16 1/2" by 29".

1953. Backing board is 11" by 19".

1946. Backing board is 8" by 13".

1954. Backing board is 11 1/2" by 20".

1951. Backing board is 9 1/2" by 18 3/4".

1956. Backing board is 15 1/2" by 29 1/2".

1947. Backing board is 10 1/2" by 15 1/2".