(2) 1942 Coca Cola Cardboard Advertising Signs

"Refreshment Right out of the Bottle". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears,

"Hello Refreshment". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears, scuffing, staining

"Refreshment Right out of the Bottle". Approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Shows some surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, etc. Small

Sign has great colors and graphic. There are some bends and paper loss on the corners, and the field is strong with very light wear. This sign would benefit from a professional framing. (Very Good Plu

Both signs are shrunk-wrapped onto foam board. The first sign is dated 1957 and the second sign is a 1956 sign. The 1957 sign is in near mint condition with no issues. 1956 sign has a few minor areas

Both signs retain their original Kay Displays frame. They do have moderate soiling and water damage, as well as some scrapes and punches.Condition:(Good).DimensionsLargest: 21 - 1/2"W x 32 - 1/2"LCond

One sign is from 1958 and the other sign is from 1960. Both signs have moderate wear, soiling, paper loss and added holes. (Good). Largest : 22 -1/4" x 17".

"For People on the Go". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears, scuffing, stain

"The Pause that Refreshes". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears, scuffing, s

"On the Refreshing Side". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears, scuffing, sta

"Work Refreshed". Each approx. 50" x 29.5". Unframed. Both show surface wear along with edge and corner wear, some paper peeled areas, paper loss along the edges, creases, tears, scuffing, staining, s

A 1940's Coca Cola store display sign with a lady enjoying a drink on a fainting couch.Signed Litho USA 1942 Forbes Boston. Dimensions: 36" X 20"This has spent decades in an attic face up, Newburgh, N

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

Sign is dated 1942 and was made by Snyder & Black Inc. The colors are extremely vibrant with some light edge wear and minor paper peeling in a couple sections. The sign appears to be unused. Condition

1942, wrapped to frame, measures 28.5x57.5in.

Strong colors and displays well. Some damage to the top corners, added holes and a few scrapes. (Very Good). 12 -1/2" x 22 -1/4".

Coke. 58.25" x 29.25" 1942 Drink Coca Cola "Wherever thirst goes" cardboard framed under plexi glass with bright colors, 2 scuff marks below the slogan. There are moisture specks around the bottom and

Framed under glass, and as strong as can be found with only a few miniscule marks. Condition (Near Mint). Size Framed. 17'' x 24 - 1/2''.

This sign is framed behind glass and shows a woman enjoying some Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling, edge wear and scrapes throughout. (Good). Framed: 22 - 1/2" x 18".

COCA COLA VINTAGE FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISING RESTAURANT SIGN, APPROXIMATELY 20 1/2 IN X 16 1/2 IN OVERALL

"The Best of Taste" 19 1/2 x 27 1/2 inches with Frame

COCA COLA VINTAGE FRAMED CARDBOARD ADVERTISING RESTAURANT SIGN, APPROXIMATELY 26 IN X 10 1/2 IN

Sign is titled "Thirst Knows No Season". Marked "Niagara Litho Company", dated 1942. Colors are extremely vibrant with a great graphic. There is very little wear to this sign with very light corner we

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