Lot of COCA COLA CALENDARS

The first is a "Drink Coca-Cola Sign of Good Taste" button calendar with a NOS calendar pad starting at December 1980. It has very minor surface scratching, but is overall in excellent displayable con

The first lot is a January 1954 calendar and shows a woman holding a Coca-Cola bottle next to a man playing basketball. There is staining and color fade throughout, and is housed in a frame. The secon

The first is a 1918 calendar from the Palms, Vandalia, Missouri, showing a young lady holding a Coca-Cola glass. It has what appears to be a complete calendar pad. The second item is a reissue of the

The four Coca-Cola calendars consist of a 1983 Coca-Cola plastic calendar, a 1977 Coca-Cola plastic calendar, a 1984 Coca-Cola plastic calendar and a 1986 Coca-Cola plastic calendar. All are in unused

Consists of a complete pad of 1974 and 1975 calendars. The front December issue 1974 cover and the second is a complete pad of metal strip of 1972 Coca-Cola calendars. The overall condition is unused

Lot is comprised of: 1- Framed 1923 calendar with full pad starting at January. The pad has been rolled but displays well. 1- Framed 1925 calendar with partial pad starting at February. Displays some

One is from 1943, one from 1944 and the last is from 1959. All have some toning and minor soiling. One is matted and ready to be framed. (Very Good). Largest: 23 - 1/2" x 17".

Calendars are dated 1955, 1957, 1959 and 1963. There is scattered edge wear on most of the posters and moderate soiling. (Very Good). Largest: 22 - 1/4" x 12 - 1/2".

Calendars are dated 1954, 1959 and 1961. (Very Good). Largest: 22 - 1/4" x 13".

Great lot of colorful Coca Cola calendars. Lot includes small 1956, along with 1959, 1961, 1963 and 1969. Largest is the 1959 at 22" by 12". Condition varies. Most Very Good

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola calendars. The first is a 1965 calendar with a man and woman enjoying bottles of Coca-Cola, no signs of visible damage. The second is a 1966 calendar showing a man hold

Included in this lot is a Coca-Cola calendar from Gardner Bros. Ice Cream & Soda Water in Green Castle, Indiana; a cardboard sign that shows who your bartender would be at a certain event; a Rum 'n Co

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola calendars. The first is from January 1960, with great color, a couple bends and a little bit of staining to it. The second reads "Coke Refreshes You Best" and is from 1

This is a lot of four Coca-Cola calendars. The first is a 1975 calendar, showing a man and a woman travelling the world, enjoying Coca-Cola. It has an excellent graphic, but has a little bit of staini

This is a lot of four Coca-Cola calendars. The first is a 1970 calendar with an excellent disco-esque graphic and the Coca-Cola bottles prominently displayed in front. It has a little bit of browning

The first lot is a paper lithograph Coca-Cola calendar, NOS from 1937. It has an excellent graphic of a boy going fishing with his dog, a couple Coca-Colas in his hand. It is professionally framed and

Four Coke calendars including 1941 missing back page with Nov/Dec, 1945 Complete, 1954 with 1953 Santa page has a half torn page missing June, 1955 complete with 1954 Santa page on back. All calendar

The first has a graphic of Santa Claus and reads "Sign of Good Taste" from December 1957. It has one hole to the beard. Marked "Copyright 1957 The Coca-Cola Co.". The second reads "Refreshing Surprise

One example is nearly perfect and the other has some light soiling on the first page. (8.7 - 9.9). Condition (Excellent - Near Mint Plus). Size 22" x 12"

The first is a paper lithograph January 1956 calendar, depicting an ice skating woman drinking Coca-Cola. There are tears to the top and clear folds throughout, but it has been framed and matted. The

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The first lot is a framed Coca-Cola paper lithograph calendar from 1952. It has some deterioration to the right-hand corner, but great color and subject matter. The second is another paper lithograph,

Included in this lot are two Village Blacksmith calendars, one of which is framed behind glass with its original cover sheet, and the other shrunk-wrapped onto foam board, displaying February on the c

The first calendar dated 1932, has full calendar pad but does have numerous tears and punches. The other is a 1938 calendar that retains the top metal strip and a full calendar pad. There is a moderat