1915 Coca Cola Trolley Sign.

Titled “at fountains or in bottles”. Scarce sign with great graphics and color. There is a moderate amount of staining and some holes added. Condition (Good). Size 22" x 12".

Sign has great color. Framed behind glass. There are numerous added holes and small punches. Condition (Good). Size Framed: 27-3/4'' x 17-1/2''.

This cardboard sign from 1910 pictures "The Coca-Cola Girl" by Hamilton King. There is damage on each of the corners, the upper right missing a 1-1/2" portion. There is a round line of discoloration r

This cardboard sign from 1923 features four ladies, each representing a season - Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer. There are minor scuffs on the right side of the green border, a small crease on the l

Canadian. 1940s. Single-sided lithographed cardboard. Professionally framed. Marked, "Lithographed in Canada", bottom right edge. Sight: 8.5" x 23.5". Overall: 10.25" x 25.25".

24.75 x 15.5" 1907 Coca Cola Tired? Relieves Fatigue matted cardboard trolley sign with bright colors, stains, holes, writing, and scuffs. Displays well. *PLEASE NOTE, THERE

Cardboard, has average color, shows some wear and discoloration throughout, top right corner has been replaced and repaired, has some cracking and a couple small spots of touch up, marked published by

This cardboard sign has its original metal frame and was made by the MCA Sign Co. Massilion Ohio. The sign features a 1915 Coca-Cola bottle on the right section while on the left it reads "Refresh You

"Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing"; cardboard with metal frame; showing (2) 1915 bottles; a few minor scuffs; 21" x 60", VG-EX

This framed cardstock advertisement features 'Elaine' from the 1915 calendar in a pink dress, sipping a glass of Coca-Cola. Staining and discoloration throughout along with what appears to be color re

Coca-Cola cdbd cameo sign, Lillian Nordica, c.1915, prof double matted & framed, Exc cond & color, 14.5"H x 11"W.

Nice lot includes framed 1910 and 1915 Magazine covers, along with a 29" by 16" cardboard sign that has damage. Condition varies. Good-Very Good

This is a single-sided self framed porcelain sign advertising Coca-Cola and prescriptions, marked for the Tennessee Enamel Company. This 52" sign shows areas of porcelain loss around the mounting hole

SSP. This porcelain button from Coca Cola is in superior condition. There are some minor areas of staining and scratching at the very bottom of the sign. There is also one small stain under the "N" in

Coca-Cola sign, "Fountain Service" 2-sided porcelain, Tenn. Enamel Mfg Co.-Nashville, dated 1933, small spot of porcelain loss on both sides, o/wise Exc+/Near-Mint cond, 42"H x 60"W.

This sign has a very clean field with almost no wear. The left edge has some oxidation and paint loss. 8.9. Condition (Excellent). Size 50'' x 16-1/2''.

Coca-Cola sign, "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious & Refreshing" self-framed porcelain, mfgd by Tennessee Enamel Mfg Co.-Nashville, c.1931, the most beautiful cond you will find, green border only shows clear

Coca-Cola's largest porcelain sign was issued in 1938, just months before World War II restrictions halted steel production. This four-colour, three dimensional porcelain sign has a distinctive raised

Coca - Cola Sign - metal 24" x 165"

Coca-Cola sign, "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles" button top w/"Take home a carton of quality refreshment" & 6-pack bottom, 2-pc self-framed metal, marked AM 3-53, Near-Mint cond w/minor wear on rolled edg

SST. This is an excellent Canadian sign with embossed Coca-Cola script. It has an awesome graphic of the older six-pack bottle carrier. This sign has very vibrant color, with some paint loss and scrat

Coca-Cola sign, 2-sided hanging painted metal w/rounded ends, c.1950's, VG+ orig cond, 43"H x 58"W x 5.5"D.

Early double sided enameled Coca Cola sign on original Coca Cola base. 29 1/2" W., 65 1/4" Ht..

SST. A self framed rolled edge Coca-Cola sign, reading "Serve Coca-Cola at home" and showing the early six-pack of Coca-Cola bottles. Marked on the bottom "Made in Canada - 1951 - CCC." CONDITION: Goo