Cardboard Coca-Cola Sign

This is a great war time Coca-Cola sign. It has strong, unfaded colors. There is some light paper lifting and wear on the right edge area, as well as some light corner wear. This sign would look fanta

36"x21" dated 1943

Single side. Copyright 1942. Litho in U.S.A. by Edwards and Deutsch Litho Co Chicago. 49-3/4" high x 29-3/4" wide. Mounting holes around perimeter. Some tears, losses and water marks. LR IMPORTANT: Be

The sign retains its original metal frame. There are numerous holes throughout the sign with some wrinkles, closed tears and holes as well. Condition(Fair).Dimensions60" x 21".

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

Cardboard Coca Cola cut out store sign, young couple sitting on park bench drinking Coke, stands 28" h x 35" w on 3 1/2" base, has some breaks and tears

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

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-

Sign marked "Edward & Deutsch Litho Co.", dated 1942. Titled "Wherever Thirst Goes". Shows a woman on a boat with an ice bucket full of Coca-Cola. There are some added holes, mild soiling and a few ar

Sign has a beveled edge with great illustrations of people enjoying Coca-Cola. Only a very shallow bend in the bottom left edge and a tiny scuff mark to the center of the bottle. (Excellent Plus). 25"

This sign has never been used and has only the slightest corner wear and a few light stains. 8.3. Condition (Very Good). Size 22'' x 12-1/2''.

Titled "Where There's Coke - There's Hospitality". Some moderate scuff marks, soiling, discoloration and cardboard loss to the bottom left corner. (Good). 38" x 11".

Sign is in its original Kay Displays frame. There are some strong bend marks and wrinkles to the upper right corner. Some stains and soiling as well, especially to the outside edges. The bottom edge h

Sign was made by Forbes, Boston. It is shrunk wrapped onto a piece of foam board. The colors and graphic are strong, there are some mild scrapes and scuffs to the edges, and some light corner damage.C

Dated 1950, moderate soiling, added holes and scattered edge wear. (Good - Very Good). 23" x 18".

Shows a great image of a woman sailor holding a bottle of Coca-Cola. The colors are very strong and vibrant. Scattered edge wear, added holes and scrapes. (Very Good). 36" x 18".

edges of bottle cap has some bending along with a little separating of cardboard layers, white color of cardboard is some staining and discoloring due to age

Sign is on corrugated cardboard. Has moderate soiling, fading, scattered edge wear and some stain marks. (Fair). Largest: 59'' x 40''.

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

Sign has some soiling, a few closed punches and some minor touch up on the top center. Would look great professionally framed. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 50" x 30".

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

With original Kay frame. Very good condition with some minor fold lines around the corners and a few mild spot stains. Strong colors. Condition (Very Good Plus). Size 56 -1/2" x 35 -1/2" x

72" x 32" Unique custom made rotating Coca Cola base for this 2 sided cardboard sign allows both sides to be seen by rotating the sign. The sign has scuffs, scratches and a slight bend. PLEASE NOTE, T

72" x 34" Very rare wood frame with normal wear including scuffs and scratches. This frame includes a Coca Cola cardboard with scuffs, scratches holes and surface wear. The cardboard sign has been mat