1930's Canadian Cardboard Coke Poster.

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed cardboard. Lot consists of four (4) posters. Marked, "Agent CN Express St. Thomas" rear. Extremely minor blemishes. From the Joe Byway Collection. Each 21 x 26"

Canadian. 1947. Single sided cardboard (SSC). Marked, "Coca-Cola Ltd." and "Lithographed in Canada - 1947", lower left and right edges. Professionally framed. Not examined outside of the frame. 29.25"

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided lithographed cardboard. 11 x 18". Exhibits minor uniform soil with a horizontal streak through the center.

Canadian. 1930s. Single-sided bi-fold lithographed cardboard. This is one of Tom Hall's most collectible images. A portion of this print was used on a very prolific Eatonia shotshell box. Illustration

New old stock 1930's Canadian cardboard six pack carrier in excellent unused condition with light edge and corner wear from storage. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS

Circa 1930's barnstorming airplane cardboard poster: First Trans-Continental Autogiro aviation poster of renowned test pilot Johnny Miller of Poughkeepsie NY, has some creases and tears, as found, als

This is an original cardboard poster showing a young couple on roller skates, advertising "Things Go Better with Coke". Unused condition with bright color and shine, with a small area of scuffing in t

Circa 1930's barnstorming airplane cardboard posters: 10 posters with location, 12 posters without location, 4 "See The Autogiro"posters. Lt Johnny "upside down" Miller, as found in Dtchess County, go

A three-dimensional window piece showing merchant at early country store convincing patron, saying "If You Haven't Tried Chewing Tobacco, Chew Red Man" and showing product. Strong colors and good grap

Framed under glass and slightly trimmed at the bottom. There is some light edge wear and a few small marks with a nail hole on the face of the sign. Lightly soiled. 8.0 - 8.3. Condition (Excellent). S

Three corners are torn and trimmed, tack holes and moderate wear. 6.5. Condition (Good). Size 50" x 30".

This piece is framed in a reproduction frame with no glass. It has a very faint stain in the upper right hand corner and some mild lamination ripples on the right side within a few inches of the borde

RARE 1930 AMERICAN RAILWAY ASSOCIATION HEAVY PAPER / CARDBOARD POSTER WITH TRAIN & AUTOMOBILE - "CROSS CROSSINGS CAUTIOUSLY" - NORTH-EASTERN R.R. CO. / COAST TO COAST REFRIGERATOR CO. - "DESIGNED AND

This cardboard poster features Canadian blues-rock band The Guess Who! The band played at the Portland Coliseum in Portland, Oregon on May 12th, 1974, and this piece advertised the event. Material fro

Old Canadian Club Cigars Cardboard Advertising Poster Sign. 21" x 14"

Original 1930's cardboard carrier with 6 coke bottles. The carton has a small tear at one corner. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS AUCTION WHICH IS THROUGH LIVE AUCTI

Canadian. 1930s. Lithographed heavy cardboard. Remnants of easel on rear show that this sign was once intended for use as a counter display. 39 x 41". Exhibits uniform soil and minor losses from extre

Three (3). Canadian. 1971. Lithographed cardboard. Includes three posters from 1971 for Polar Bear Express, and French River, Lake Nipissing Cruise. Each with pinholes at corners. From the Joe Byway C

1944 WWII Coke Coca-Cola Cardboard Sign Poster He's Coming Home Tomorrow, linen backed. Measurements in inches: 27 x 16 Condition:The poster had a lot of restoration done to it as there was a lot of d

Robert Bateman (Canadian, b. 1930) Show Poster Gallery One (Mill Pond Press) Mentor Ohio November 9-10, 1990. Detail from ?The Dozing Lynx?. Set under glass in metal frame. / Visible Art Size: 23.75"H

Four (4). Canadian. 1930s. Single sided lithographed cardboard. 3 1/2 to 4 1/4" (diam.). Each exhibit minor to moderate toning. CODE:BRE Scott Vanner Collection.

There are some darker stains on the the outside left corner, an upper left corner bend with a few small marks and color scratches on the face of the poster.Condition(Excellent).Dimensions20" x 36".

1940's Canadian Coca Cola Cardboard Sign, "Let's have a Coke". Minor staining, framed under glass. 41 X 10 1/2 inches image only.

Canadian. 1920s. Lithographed cardboard. Features two individual hinged poster frames, each retained by a series of brass turns allowing the notices to be changed easily. Upper header has been cut to