Lot of 2: Cardboard Coca-Cola Santa Cutouts.

Signs have some scattered edge wear, fading, with some soiling and paper loss. (Good - Very Good). Each: 57" x 30 - 1/4".

The first is an "Enjoy Coca-Cola" 3-D cardboard dangler with the original string. The second is an African American Santa advertising poster. Both are in unused condition.Condition:(9.0).25" x 18".Dim

Including 1 - 1940 Rare Snyder & Black cardboard cutout of lady in swimming attire relaxing with Coca-Cola. 22" x 23". Minor wear near foot and elbow area. 1 - 1942 Cardboard sign reads "We Sell Coca-

Lot of 2 Coca Cola Santa Claus cardboard diecut Figures. Both with great colors and design. Some bends and rubs. Largest 49" Very Good-Excellent

No wear and only some small and faint mildew spotting. Condition: 9.5, Near Mint. Dimensions: Frame: 33 - 1/2" x 29" x 1".

Nice grouping of Coca-Cola Santa easel backs. Cardboard. Condition: (Very Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 11 - 1/2" x 19 - 1/2".

This is a lot of two cardboard lithograph easel backs. The first is Santa holding a six-pack of Coca-Cola. There are some areas of scratching and a bend at the top of his head, but the original easel

The first is a December 1958 Coca-Cola calendar. It has good graphics, but has some staining to it and some tears at the bottom. Nicely framed. The second is a cardboard die-cut Santa Claus that reads

This Coca Cola lot contains: 1- Tin wall mount with card board backing. Approx. measures 8 1/2" x 1/8"x 6 1/2" 1- Tiny tool box with handle and functions latches. Approx. measures 3 1/4" x 1 3/4" x 3"

A beautiful unused piece which is framed under glass and still retains its original easel on the back as well as two cardboard protectors between the clock, his face, and his hand. Condition is immacu

Both retain their original easel-backs. Colors are strong and present well. (Very Good Plus). Each: 24" x 16 - 1/2".

One is for grilled cheese and the other one is for a burger and a Coke. There is a lithograph poster for "lunch, dinner, and midnight snacks Serve Coca-Cola" grocery store advertising in paper. The ot

The first depicts an interstate shield with a small Coca-Cola cooler in front of it. It has some fade and wear to the edges. The second is a "Drink Coca-Cola" cardboard easel back chalkboard with sign

The signs are dated 1946 and 1953. The 1946 sign has numerous added holes on the left side and very light wear, but retains great colors and presents well. The 1953 sign has moderate soiling, bend mar

One says Delicious, and the other says Refreshing. There is some soiling and edge wear, but the pieces still display well, with great colors and graphics.Condition:(Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 31 -

These cardboard advertisements, made in 1958, were originally part of a much larger soda fountain display called a festoon. Pieces included are 1 - featuring a Union Jack shield and four sports cars &

Both signs are shrunk-wrapped onto foam board. The first sign is titled "Here's to our G.I Joes", a very classic Coca-Cola sign made by Snyder and Black. The second piece in this lot is a 1948 Coca-Co

Cardboard Coca-Cola Santa easel backs. Some are earlier and hard to find. Condition: (Very Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 12" x 19".

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola Santa Cut-Out, 1960's, 27" x 13.5", Small Crease On Bottle, Private Collection, Kansas.

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola, Santa Cut-Out, 1950, 41" x 24.5", "For Santa", Rough Condition, Woody Auction Cannot Ship This Item - It Must Be Picked Up In Person In Douglass, KS, Or Shipped Via A

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola, Santa Cut-Out, 1970's-80's, 26.25" x 17.5", "Real Holidays Call For The Real Thing", 1970's-80's, Private Collection, Kansas.

Great graphics. Display well. Condition: (Very Good). Item Dimensions: Each: 18" x 26 - 1/4".

In the original plastic. These are two original Coca-Cola issued African-American Santa Clauses in the original plastic bags, with the original Coca-Cola bottles for their hands. They are in unused co

The first is titled Uncle Remus Story, with excellent graphics, marked "Litho 1931". It has vivid colors and all the pieces are still there, framed nicely for display. The second is Circus Miniature f