Pair of Early Coca - Cola Cardboard Wreath Cutouts.

Early Coca Cola cardboard advertisement in wood frame with fluted side panels. The poster depicts a couple attired for a masquerade ball. The surface of the poster has wear along the edges. The skirt

Early Coca-Cola cardboard advertising sign framed behind plexiglass. Has staining, discoloration, scrapes / scratches, damage and wear from use and age. Overall with frame it measures approximately 40

Picturing the young actress Jennifer O’Neill star of the movie Summer of ‘42. Great condition with only a small neck bend and a few other minor marks and light edge wear. 9.5. Condition (Near Mint

1953 Coca Cola Cardboard Cutout, 22" x 16", Old Man Winter With Bottle - "Ice Cold", Kansas Private Collection.

This menu board is shrunk-wrapped onto matboard. It has two punched holes on the top as well as the bottom. There is a minor dent on the bottom right edge and some light edge wear. (Very Good Plus). 2

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

All are in nice displayable condition, with some noticeable staining and wear to most. They are all original with great graphics. Condition: (7.5). Item Dimensions: Largest: 17" x 22".

A nicely framed cutout under glass which presents beautifully. Close inspection reveals some high quality, professional, small spot and area retouching. Much of that is concentrated along the borders

37" by 19", scarce early Coca Cola cardboard stand up sign. Sign shows a lot of wear and restoration. Nicely framed and displays well. Good

Early Coca-Cola cardboard advertisement that shows areas of edgware and some soiling but is a survivor. Is preserved on poster board. 13 in x 22 in.

Advertisement shows two women on a tandem bicycle, transporting Coca-Cola six-packs. A neat little piece. There is some fade to the color. Condition: (7.0). Item Dimensions: 16" x 11".

Cutout features a woman in a scarf holding a glass of Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling and fading throughout with some cracks, cardboard loss and a separated elbow that is included. There are also

Two framed pairs of Coca-Cola cardboard hand fans. One is a die-cut version with "Drink Coca-Cola" script and the second is the oval version with the same "Drink Coca-Cola" script. Very little signs o

Mounted and framed under glass and complete with its original easel. Condition is very strong with no soiling or wear and a minute edge bump or two only. Condition: 9.8, Near Mint+. Dimensions: Framed

Framed under glass with a few stronger surface rubs and marks on the right-hand side and only minor marks and a few small edge bends otherwise. Condition: 8.4, Excellent. Dimensions: Framed: 32 - 1/2"

Nice pair of early Coca Cola Playing Card Decks. Great images.

Titled "The pause that keeps you going". There are two diecut signs that go along that show two houses with snow on them. Moderate soiling, added holes, paper lifting and mild fading. (Good). Largest:

Displays well with some edge bumps and wear and some mild to medium spots, stains, surface marks and bends. 8. Condition (Excellent). Size 68" x 26".

No wear and only some small and faint mildew spotting. Condition: 9.5, Near Mint. Dimensions: Frame: 33 - 1/2" x 29" x 1".

This large vertical Coca-Cola sign is made of cardboard with a tin frame. Extremely scarce and rarely shows up for sale. The colors are strong. There is some moderate soiling, a prominent fold in the

A very early pair of Coca-Cola advertising items. First is a celluloid postage stamp carrier, showing very little wear. with bright colors. The second is a 1930's die-cut pocket mirror cat in near min

The first is titled Uncle Remus Story, with excellent graphics, marked "Litho 1931". It has vivid colors and all the pieces are still there, framed nicely for display. The second is Circus Miniature f

A beautiful unused piece which is framed under glass and still retains its original easel on the back as well as two cardboard protectors between the clock, his face, and his hand. Condition is immacu

This is a lot of two early Coca-Cola advertising items. The first is a cardboard carrying box for a six-pack of bottles, clearly marked for the Coca-Cola company, 25¢ plus the deposit for the six bot