Lot Of 4: Coca - Cola Bill Folds.

Three of the four have very strong gold leaf remaining on the straight sided bottle. All four pieces have some moderate to heavier overall exterior wear. 7 - 7.5. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest :

Includes decks of cards, billfolds, pins and other items. (Very Good). Largest : 7 -1/2" L.

The first is an Athletic Games cutout, with a schedule for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, along with multiple different cardboard cutouts. It has a significant fold up the middle and some edge wear th

This lot includes a 1955 Coca-Cola calendar in very good condition with a few fold lines. The 1953 Coca-Cola calendar has a hole punched in the top center and some fold marks and the 1952 Coca-Cola ca

One piece reads "Pause at our fountain", the other "Drink Coca-Cola". There are some added holes, paper peeling and fold marks. (Very Good). Largest: 39 - 1/2" x 15 - 3/4".

Lot includes two small frames and two large frames. These frames retain their original metal Coca-Cola tin plaques on the front. All have some soiling as well as some chips.Condition:(Very Good).Dimen

All the frames retain their Coca-Cola plaques on the front. One has been repainted.Condition:(Good - Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 22 - 3/4" x 44 - 1/2".Condition:(Good - Very Good).DimensionsLargest:

SS cardboard. They shows light wear, areas of slight discoloration, and small flaws throughout. They display well in the frames. Measures: 10"x26.5" Rating: 8.25-8 Est: $200-$400

Includes three German and one Sprite Boy door push. (Near Mint). Largest: 11 - 1/2" x 3 - 1/2".

Lot of Coca Cola Serving Trays includes 1920, 1921, 1924, and 1927. Has some normal wear. 13"x10 1/2" Very Good-Excellent

Lot includes two larger frames and two smaller frames. Both of the larger frames and one of the smaller frames retain their Coca-Cola metal plaques.Condition:(Good - Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 35 -

Lot of Coca Cola Serving Trays includes 1928, 1929, 1930, and and 1930. Has some normal wear. 12"x10 1/2" Very Good-Excellent

SST/SST/SST/SST. This is a lot of four Coca-Cola serving trays. The first, appears to be signed or autographed "Jamie Mae Grant" on the front, marked "American Art Works Inc. Coshocton, O.", "Coca-Col

These frames retain their metal Coca-Cola plaques.Condition:(Good - Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 34 - 1/8" x 62- 1/2".Condition:(Good - Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 34 - 1/8" x 62- 1/2".

The Sun Crest thermometer appears to have never been used and has only a few tiny marks. There are two Coca-Cola thermometers, one is made by Robertson and is in near mint condition. The other one is

The first is marked "1931" with a little boy drinking a Coca-Cola and eating a sandwich. Excellent with minor edge wear. Perfect color and gloss. (9). The second is marked "1942" with two women enjoyi

Includes 1 - framed poster, 1 - framed puzzle, 1 - sign and 1 - framed set of three small advertisements. Condition (7-8). Size Largest: 36" x 24"

Lot of Coca Cola Serving Trays includes 1931, 1940, 1941, and 1942. Has some normal wear. 12"x10 1/2" Very Good-Excellent

The first is a 1935 tray with a woman in a white gown holding a glass of Coca-Cola. There is crocodiling of the paint throughout the field with paint loss along the very outer edges. (6.9). The second

O scale, (2) are auto loader w/ 6 Ford T-Birds one of which has a damged box corner, flat car w/ 3 Ford T-birds,

Includes a Coca-Cola cap whistle, a Coca-Cola giveaway whistle, a Coca-Cola whistle with great front bottle graphic and a Coca-Cola cardboard whistle. Condition:(8.0 - 8.5).Largest: 1 - 1/4" x 3 - 3/4

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

This lot consists of four Coca-Cola hand held fans. Overall these fans are in good condition with minor scratches, bending and color deficient areas.

The first lot is a Masonite "Drink Coca-Cola / Have a Coke, It's Refreshing" chalkboard, in excellent condition with a couple cracks to the top corners. The second is another Masonite "Enjoy Coca-Cola