1946 Coca-Cola cardboard litho

Great Graphics of girl "Right off the ice" drinking a Coke. With minor edgware and has and area just below Coca-Cola logo that has been repaired and touched up. 16 in X 27 in. Is being preserv

With minor scuffing and a few minor wrinkles but overall is in great condition with excellent colors and graphics!! Professionally framed. 16 x 27 .

This lot includes the following items - Copr.C, Moss 1946 All Balled Up Litho sealed in plastic w/ cardboard backer - 16 1/4" x 12" 3 Original Coca-Cola Litho/Advertising pages unsealed in go

1946 Coca Cola "YES" cardboard sign. Nice colors with minor creases on edges. Framed 39"x22" Excellent

Only some very mild surface rubs that don't greatly detract from the appearance of the piece. Nearly no edge wear. 9.2 - 9.3. Condition (Near Mint). Size 36" x 20".

19" x 32" Cardboard sign in original Point-O-Purchase wood frame with metal emblem. The frame and cardboard show normal wear with scuffs and stains. There is a 6" scratch starting at the mouth going d

Has a spot on top of Coca-Cola Circle and a small spot in center of sign also a crease on bottle on top otherwise is in very nice condition! is preserved on poster board. 13 1/4 in x 22 in.

Sign has some soil spotting and is not 100% flat but displays well. 18" x 30".

With some edgeware and warping. But overall is clean and is two-sided depicting two different scenes. In a aluminum frame. 29 3/4 inches x 59 1/2 in framed.

rated 7.75, 26"x42", single-sided card board sign has good color and shine, has marks and creases in the corners, has been framed

Has a minor crease and minor scuffing overall in great condition! 14 3/4 in x 18 in framed.

43.5" x 29.5" Framed cardboard sign with bright colors and some minor spotting. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR TO PLACING BIDS. ALL BIDDERS ARE BOUND TO T

Framed and matted under glass. A few mild stains - most of which are near the right side. Very light wear elsewhere and minor marks near the edges. 9.2 - 9.3. Condition (Near Mint). Size 27 - 1/2" x 1

This is a great war time Coca-Cola sign. It has strong, unfaded colors. There is some light paper lifting and wear on the right edge area, as well as some light corner wear. This sign would look fanta

Sign has some soiling, a few closed punches and some minor touch up on the top center. Would look great professionally framed. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 50" x 30".

22" x 32" cardboard sign with original Kay Displays wood frame and metal coke bottle emblem. The sign has holes, stains, and tears. PLEASE NOTE, THERE IS ONLY ONE WAY TO PAY FOR ONLINE ITEMS IN THIS A

Excellent looking 1946 paper litho from Coca-Cola. There are some slight bends and the right-hand corner has some minor discoloration, but overall, has an excellent look, outstanding graphics and is v

These are all marked "Snyder and Black Litho Copyright 1947." Some of the depictions are of Helen Madison, Red Grange, Colonel Lady M., Gene Tunney, Willy Hoppe Man O War, and Don Budge. These are all

American. 1940s. Lithographed cardboard. Easel back. American service women. Marked, "Snyder & Black Inc. N.Y.", on lower left. Marked, "Copyright 1943 The Coca Cola Company Litho U.S.A.", lower right

This piece is marked "Mark Snyder New York Litho. USA Copyright 1947". There is no notable damage to the piece itself. The field and graphic of Ty Cobb is absolutely spectacular with only very minor b

Marked "Litho in U.S.A. by McCandlish". There are a couple folds to the cardboard and some scratches. There is one hole in the lamp. It appears the frame itself has been repainted, but the Coca-Cola e

This cardboard litho advertisement includes 5 pieces that string together and read "Drink Coca Cola - Extra Bright Refreshment", "48 State Birds", and "Can You Name Yours?". Two pieces feature a 3-D b

This cardboard lithograph from Coca-Cola is marked "Wolf & Co., Phila, 1903". Its a beautiful litho, with an excellent graphic of a woman and the early Coca-Cola 5¢ logo. This piece has definitel

Marked "Copyright the Coca-Cola Company" and "Litho in U.S.A.". There are a couple tears on the edges and rips to the face, but overall it has an excellent graphic of the woman serving bottles of Coca