DIE-CUT COCA-COLA WOODEN ADVERTISING SIGN.

Circa 1930's, the sign has 20 slots for different food choices. Has a applied diecut bottle in the center. There is some soiling paint wear with minor loss. Displays well with a nice patina. (Very Goo

Sign retains its easel-back. Has some light soiling, scattered edge wear, cardboard loss to the right of the woman's head, and a few scuff marks as well. (Very Good). 36" x 25".

Sign shows a woman in her fur hooded jacket enjoying some Coca-Cola. There are areas of water damage, soiling, closed tears and edge wear. (Fair). 15 - 3/4" x 20 - 1/2".

This sign appears to be stuck to a cardboard backing and is framed without glass. There is a trimmed piece on the left pinky finger. Made in 1944 and features a pretty woman holding a glass of Coca-Co

Sign has great colors and image. There is a deep fold mark running diagonally across the sign which has caused some wrinkling and weakness. (Good). 37" x 25 - 1/2".

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

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

This sign is titled "Welcome Friend Have A Coke." The hinges on the top left and right section have some repairs. On the left and right edges there is some moderate water staining and paper lifting. T

Sign was made by St. Thomas Metal Signs in 1941. It was made for the French-Canadian market. There are a few minor scrapes and shallow bends but the piece does display above average. (Very Good Plus).

Sign has strong colors and displays well. Shows a freshly cut ham and a bucket of Coca-Cola bottles on ice. Scattered edge wear and light toning. (Very Good). 21" x 21".

This is a great diecut sign showing a hand holding a glass of Coca-Cola. It is professionally shadow box framed. There is some minor wear on the corners and a few pinholes in the hand area. Condition:

Printed in Canada and shows a woman holding a tray of food and Coca-Cola. There is a few added holes, one repaired corner as well as a few rubs and minor scrapes. (Very Good Plus). 32 -1/2" T.

Sign shows a six pack of Coca-Cola on the front. Entitled "Take Enough Home". Some scattered edge wear with strong colors. (Very Good). 32" x 28 -3/4".

Advertising a large Coca-Cola. Some areas of soiling, added holes, paper lifting, soiling and edge wear. (Good). 18 - 1/2" x 15 - 1/2".

Sign has a fold mark on the bottom Coca-Cola button and at the top of the Coca-Cola bottle. (Very Good). 21 -3/4" x 13 -1/2".

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".

Sign shows two Coca-Cola glasses. Areas of missing cardboard and foil, peeling, soiling and fold marks. (Very Good). 29-1/2'' x 20''.

This sign has moderate edge wear and paper loss, mostly on the left section of the woman's glove. Rubs and pin holes throughout. Condition (Fair) Size 63 -1/2" x 20 -1/2".

Both signs show woman enjoying glasses of Coca-Cola. There is some moderate soiling, added holes, scattered edge wear and fold marks. (Good - Very Good). Each: 20-1/2'' x 15-1/2''.

Scattered edge wear, damaged corners, fold marks and soiling. There is a section in the bottom center that once held another sign. There is paper loss in that area. (Good - Very Good). 42 - 1/2" x 38

One of the signs shows Santa and his elves. There is cardboard loss and a prominent fold line in Santa's face. The other two signs have easel backs and have mild wear. (Very Good). Largest: 30'' L.

This piece is framed behind glass and shows a woman behind an umbrella holding up a glass of Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling and wear to the bottom 5", as well as some minor corner wear on the to

Sign is shrink-wrapped onto a piece of foam board. Titled "With Good Things to Eat". Some scattered edge wear and a few light scrapes. Strong, vibrant colors. Displays well. (Excellent). 33'' x 13-1/4

Circa 1952. This sign has great color and a graphics promoting a six pack of Coca-Cola. There are a few fold marks with light soiling in the area of the fold marks. Sign is affixed to a newer piece of