LOT OF 5: COCA-COLA CALENDARS.

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

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

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

The five Coca-Cola tear-off wall calendars consists of two "Enjoy Coca-Cola" with unused "Seasons Greetings" calendar pads, two "Enjoy Coca-Cola" with unused calendar pads with plastic removed, and a

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

Lot of 5 "Coca-Cola" Collectibles incl. a Vintage Coke Blotter, Contemorary Chalk Bd., Sign & 2 Calendars in VG Cond.

Lot of 5 Plastic calendar signs with attached calendars dating 1974, 1978, 1980, 1981, and 1986. All are in excellent condition with minor wear. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE IT

Lot of 9. 1) Metal sign. Drink Coca Cola. 12 x 32" 2) Metal sign. Drink Dr. Pepper. 12 x 27" 3) Metal sign calendar. Hot dog and Coca Cola. 16 x 8.5" 4) Coca Cola thermometer. 15" 5) Coca Coal clock.

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.".

Two of these signs are from 1935 and say "Refresh Yourself". Both of these signs do have added holes with moderate edge wear, soiling and paper loss. Also included are three diecut Coca-Cola signs; tw

One wooden 6 bottle flat, faint logo for Coke on side. Tin/Aluminum carriers for Coke and Pepsi. Kickapoo Joy Juice cardboard carrier with bottles.

Nice Graphics

This lot of five includes 1 - wooden Coca-Cola wagon, made up of wood with wooden wheels. Colored in the signature red and white with "Enjoy Coca-Cola" on the sides. The exterior appears to be weather

Included are four German advertising plastic plates, three advertising Coca-Cola and one advertising Fanta. The thermometer is in working order and in excellent condition with two tiny scrapes on the

Included is a 1952 diecut Coca-Cola cactus sign, a Coca-Cola bottle sign which is shrunk wrapped onto cardboard, a photograph from a 1923 Coca-Cola convention from Georgia, an early photograph showing

The both Fanta trays were made in Mexico as are the two smaller Coca-Cola trays. The larger Coca-Cola tray was made in Great Britain. (Very Good). Largest: 13 - 1/4" Dia.

Lot of 5 Coca Cola Town Square Christmas Village Accessories   Lot E

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola vacuum form displays, several of which were never used and in NOS condition, showing just slight signs of wear from handling.Condition:(8.5 - 9.0).Largest: 34" x 18 - 1

Includes five 50th Anniversary Coca-Cola wallets still in the original boxes. Condition (Excellent - Near Mint). Size Each: 4-1/4'' L.

First is a vintage Coca-Cola collectible watch in a refrigerator tin, in the original box. The second item is a Coca-Cola 100 Centennial Celebration pin. Third is a drink Coca-Cola thimble. Fourth is

trays have moderate wear, the one with red edging has a lot of rust around the perimeter, trays have a little weight to them for their size

75th Anniversary trays, one for Los Angeles in original box, one for Nashville, one for Paducah, on for Norfolk, one for Roanoke.Largest: approx. 13 1/4" x 10 1/2".

All five soda machine lithos are faded, but they are complete. Great little display pieces. Condition: (8.0). Item Dimensions: Largest: 3 - 1/2" x 2 - 1/4" x 7 - 1/2".

This lot of five is comprised of 1- Canadian tray circa 1953-1960 featuring a lady resting her chin on her hand; 1- circa 1931 featuring a boy sitting with his dog near a tree; 1- circa 1913 showing a