1945 COCA-COLA CARDBOARD LITHOGRAPH.

Marked "Litho in U.S.A. by McCandlish". There are a couple folds to the cardboard and some scratches. There is one hole in the lamp. It appears the frame itself has been repainted, but the Coca-Cola e

This is an excellent piece with the six-pack paper carrying case. It has very strong color and amazing graphics, with one rub to the upper left-hand side. There is a little tarnish to the Coca-Cola em

This thing has absolutely outstanding color and phenomenal subject matter, with the clown woman and little boy playing with the dog at the circus while enjoying some Coca-Cola. It is marked "Snyder &

The Coca-Cola bottle emblem is still there and intact, but does have some scratching to it. The cardboard itself is in excellent condition with just a couple areas of paint loss. It has a great graphi

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola cardboard lithographs. These die cut pieces show women in various military uniforms, modeling a bottle of Coca-Cola. They read "Copyright 1943 the Coca-Cola Company.".

This is an excellent depiction of a man covering a woman holding a bottle of Coca-Cola in a towel. There are multiple areas of restoration to the cardboard throughout the field of the sign. The main a

This 50th Anniversary Coca-Cola easel back displayed in a Kay Displays frame. The frame is original and in excellent condition, with just minor paint tarnish to the metal emblem at the bottom. The car

The first depicts a woman at the beach being handed a bottle of Coca-Cola and reads "Yes". It also displays a Coca-Cola button to the right-hand side of the piece. There are some areas of staining in

This is a double-sided cardboard lithograph that allowed one display for summer months and the other for winter months. The winter months side reads "Refreshing Coca-Cola" and shows a party with a tra

C. 1950s cardboard lithographed Coca-Cola channel signs. CONDITION: All seven of the pieces have excellent graphic and subject matter. All show areas of staining and edgewear. All come with the origin

This is an excellent depiction of a cheerleader enjoying a bottle of Coca-Cola. There are some areas of color fade and staining throughout the piece. There is one sizable scratch above the "C" on the

This cardboard lithograph from Coca-Cola is marked "Wolf & Co., Phila, 1903". Its a beautiful litho, with an excellent graphic of a woman and the early Coca-Cola 5¢ logo. This piece has definitel

42" x 26" Wood frame with an original 1945 Coca Cola cardboard sign with minor scuffs. Please read and understand the payment & shipping terms for this auction prior to placing bids.

Marked "Copyright the Coca-Cola Company" and "Litho in U.S.A.". There are a couple tears on the edges and rips to the face, but overall it has an excellent graphic of the woman serving bottles of Coca

C. 1950's Coca-Cola "Be Refreshed" cardboard lithograph. CONDITION: The cardboard has excellent color and graphics. There are areas of staining and discoloration in the field, as well as at the outer

Maker's marked "Niagra Litho Co." C. 1940's Coca-Cola cardboard lithograph. CONDITION: The cardboard has fair color throughout the graphic, with areas of staining in the field. The piece has multiple

Marked "The Coca-Cola Company". An excellent graphical piece that reads "Be Really Refreshed", designed to be displayed in the winter months. It has an excellent graphic of people enjoying sandwiches

The first is a framed "Steak Plate with Coke" with the excellent steak graphic. The piece needs to be readjusted in the frame. Marked "The Coca-Cola Company Litho in U.S.A.". There is a little bit of

1945 Coca Cola cardboard sign. "Why Grow Thirsty" {Dimensions approximately, 20 x 36 inches} [Condition: Corners are bent and torn, Soiling, stains and scratches.]

Sign has moderate cardboard loss to the right-hand sign, some sticker residue to the top left corner, as well as some paper peeling. (Good). 28" x 11".

These are all marked "Snyder and Black Litho Copyright 1947." Some of the depictions are of Helen Madison, Red Grange, Colonel Lady M., Gene Tunney, Willy Hoppe Man O War, and Don Budge. These are all

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola cardboard lithographs. The first reads "They All Want Coca-Cola" and shows a waitress serving a tray of sandwiches. There is some fade to the top of the Coca-Cola button

The first reads "Stock Up for the Holidays" and has the Coca-Cola six-pack bottle holder prominently on the front with Santa Claus behind it. Marked "Copyright 1952 the Coca-Cola Company Litho in U.S.

This has been nailed down at some point, as there are holes all along the perimeter. There is some damage to the edges, some overall staining, bends and tears, but has beautiful colors and exceptional