Porcelain Canadian Coca-Cola Die-Cut Flange Sign.

1938 Refresh Yourself Coca Cola porcelain diecut double sided flange sign. Very nice colors. Has very tiny spot of touchup to red on 1 side. 20"x17" Excellent

DST. Sign is Maker Marked A.A.W. & Dated 1946. A beautiful piece of Coca Cola Advertising. Side one shows excellent color & gloss, with only a slight amount of surface scratch, as well as some light o

1951 "Drink Ice Cold Coca-Cola" Coke Die-Cut Flange Sign. It measures approx. 22.5" x 18". Marked A-M dated 1951. It comes in nice condition with some scratches. Great color and shine.

"Drink Ice Cold Coca-Cola" Coke Die-Cut Flange Sign. It measures approx. 22.5" x 19". Marked A-M dated 1951. Good condition with minor scratches.

Sign has moderate paper and cardboard loss on the bottom section, scattered edge wear, scuff marks and light toning. (Good - Very Good). 29" x 14".

DST. 1950's Coca Cola flange sign. This is a painted metal sign with slight scratching throughout the face of both sides. Marked "AM1252". Good color, good gloss and displays well. Condition: (7.5). D

Two-sided sign. This is a stunning new old stock painted metal flange sign with great color and gloss, marked "AM 5-55". Both sides are strong, without the scratches or scuffs that are usually found o

SSP. One of the finest examples of this Sign we have ever sold. An outstanding example of this Die Cut Porcelain Sign from Coca Cola showing the iconic script done in black & white porcelain. CONDITIO

SSP. C. 1930's Drink Coca-Cola die-cut porcelain cooler sign. CONDITION: The sign has good color throughout, with areas of crazing and staining in the field and multiple areas of match paint. Overall,

Single sided porcelain porcelain diecut bottle sign that is believed to be old and original, Does have wear at top and bottom mounting holes otherwise is in good condition. 5 x 16 .

DST diecut flange sign, has excellent color and shine, shows light wear, marked A-M, dated 1951, 22.5"x18.5", rated 9

rated 8.25, 22.5"x18", metal diecut flange sign has very good color and shine, has light wear and a few scratches, marked A-M, dated 1955.

Metal diecut flange sign, has good color and shine has wear and fine scratches, marked A-M, dated 1956, 22.5"x18", rated 7.75

The first is a Coca-Cola tin bottle sign in near mint condition with no wear or use. The second is a porcelain die-cut bottle in very good condition with only some very light wear on the bottom mounti

This flange is straight and has multiple areas of paint chipping and surface soiling. Rice paper residue is present. This is a great die-cut flange. This sign would improve greatly with a professional

rated 8.5, 22.5"x18.5", the diecut metal flange sign has good color and shine, display field clean, has wear at top and bottom edges, reverse has more wear overall, marked A-M, dated 1953. TAC #044480

DSP. Beautiful porcelain Coca-Cola fountain service die-cut. This piece has a little bit of chipping to the field with good shine on both sides. Overall it has outstanding color and gloss and would lo

DSP diecut sign, has chips, bottom has been trimmed, 38"x60", rated 5

Canadian. 1930s. Porcelain. Double sided wall-mounted porcelain flange sign. Marked, "G.S.W Screen Process Pat'd" lower edge of one side. 19 3/4 x 17". Exhibits minor porcelain losses from extreme edg

porcelain flange sign,

This single sided, die cut sign reads "Fountain Service, Drink Coca-Cola". There is significant enamel loss and oxidation at four of the six mounting holes. Circa 1934. Condition (Good). Size 14"T. x

Rated 8.9, 14"x27", SSP die-cut sign has good color and gloss, has wear, tiny chips around the perimeter, dated 1930. The Authentication Company #037534

Side A has significant chipping at the mounting holes and multiple chips through "Coca-Cola". It is marked "Tenn. Enamel Mfg. Co, Nashville". The color and gloss are excellent. Side B has even more ch

Rated 8, 25.5"x22.5", DSP diecut sign has good color and gloss, has light wear in the field, chips in the upper field, reverse has larger chips, marked Tenn Enamel, dated 1932. The Authentication Comp