1911 COCA-COLA ENVELOPE.

This came from the Roddy Goodman Company in Knoxville, who were both Coca-Cola bottlers and candy manufacturers. It's a great item that helps document the relation and crossover between the two intere

15 pieces included. One of the envelopes dates to 1911. (Good - Excellent). Book : 10" x 8".

The 1910 mirror is in great condition with only a few very light areas of spotting around the edge. The 1911 mirror has a minuscule nick on the right edge and a few minor spots around the edge. Condit

Coca Cola calendar from 1916. This piece has been completely restored. There is some creasing throughout, but it is nicely framed, which prevents the creasing from showing. It has slid down a bit in t

FRAMED 1911 COCA COLA ADVERTISEMENT . 8.5" X 13.5"

Nice example.

1911 Coca Cola Fan On Old Rice Paper, 15.25" x 9.75", Kansas Private Collection.

There are some slight tears in areas and a fold across the middle of the piece. Marked "Published by Wolf & Co., Philadelphia". This is an extremely early piece that appears to have never been used, i

The 1910 mirror was made by J.B Carroll, Chicao. it has nice clean celluloid with no damage. The metal rim does have moderate oxidation and the mirror has some foxing. The 1911 mirror was made by Whit

Coca Cola Festoon, Art Deco. Comes with an original Coca Cola Envelope. Excellent condition. 11 feet X 16 inches 5 pieces-3D all framed under glass.

1911 Coca Cola Michael Jordan poster. Sight 23 1/2" x 17 1/2".

1911 Coca Cola Michael Jordan poster. Sight 23 1/2" x 17 1/2".

incl. coca cola envelopes

The envelope is framed and has a note that reads "This letter was mailed to Mrs. W.H. Goodlett by her brother on October 5, 1989. The envelope has paper loss to one end and has minor soiling. The lett

Solid Amber Glass Bottle Advertising Coca-Cola, 1911, 7.75" x 2.5", Embossed Coca-Cola Script, Painesville, Oh, Mineral Springs Co, Private Collection, Kansas.

DRINK DELICIOUS COCA COLA CELLULOID ADVERTISING POCKET MIRROR. LIGHT WEAR TO SURFACE AND EDGES.

Over two hundred Coca Cola contest entries and empty envelopes sent to The Coca Cola Company in Atlanta Georgia.

Included is packaging for "Square Dance", "Weather Flags", "Navy Wave", "Verbena Festoon" and "State Tree". Navy Wave and State Tree have some light wear while the rest show moderate paper loss and he

Lillian Nordica, paper litho; December page only, may not be original, definitely new staples; some minor creases and scratches; 7" x 4", VG

Cardboard bingo game circa 1930s / 40s, WWII American Women's Volunteer Service bridge score pad, 1946 Safety Sue booklet mint in original envelope, 1976 Coca Cola Calendar unused.Largest: approx. 15"

Coca-Cola Postcard, c.1911 "Motor Girl", strong color, image in Exc cond, overall VG cond w/old upper corner bends & some soil from age & handling, addressed to Master Leslie Sweaney, Thayer, MO.

1950's Coca-Cola State Tree Festoon, in original envelope. [Condition: Some minor bends at the edges.]

This kit contains numerous paper signs promoting Coca-Cola and fish sandwiches. The original envelope has moderate soiling, rubs and some paper loss. The signs inside the kit do have some soiling and

Coca-Cola Pocket Mirrors (2), c.1906 & 1911, both celluloid from Whitehead & Hoag Co.-Newark, NJ, 1906 w/crack in mirror, both in Fair/Good cond w/fractures in celluloid, 2.75"H x 1.75"W.