1953 Coca-Cola Cardboard Cutout with Easel.

Picturing the young actress Jennifer O’Neill star of the movie Summer of ‘42. Great condition with only a small neck bend and a few other minor marks and light edge wear. 9.5. Condition (Near Mint

1953 Coca Cola Cardboard Cutout, 22" x 16", Old Man Winter With Bottle - "Ice Cold", Kansas Private Collection.

Mounted and framed under glass and complete with its original easel. Condition is very strong with no soiling or wear and a minute edge bump or two only. Condition: 9.8, Near Mint+. Dimensions: Framed

A beautiful unused piece which is framed under glass and still retains its original easel on the back as well as two cardboard protectors between the clock, his face, and his hand. Condition is immacu

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola Santa Cut-Out, 1960's, 27" x 13.5", Small Crease On Bottle, Private Collection, Kansas.

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola, Santa Cut-Out, 1950, 41" x 24.5", "For Santa", Rough Condition, Woody Auction Cannot Ship This Item - It Must Be Picked Up In Person In Douglass, KS, Or Shipped Via A

Cardboard Easel Sign, Coca-Cola, Santa Cut-Out, 1970's-80's, 26.25" x 17.5", "Real Holidays Call For The Real Thing", 1970's-80's, Private Collection, Kansas.

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola cardboard easel backs. The first is a woman from the U.S. Navy in her uniform, holding a glass of Coca-Cola. This is a nice easel back with the easel back still present.

This cardboard Coca-Cola piece is an exceptional point of sale display, with amazing graphics and vivid color that pops. It has some warps to the edges and some fraying of the cardboard, but the piece

This menu board is shrunk-wrapped onto matboard. It has two punched holes on the top as well as the bottom. There is a minor dent on the bottom right edge and some light edge wear. (Very Good Plus). 2

This sign is from the Coca-Cola Hi-Fi Club and is advertising for a talent search. There is moderate rubbing, soiling and damage to all corners. (Fair). 27" x 16".

A nicely framed cutout under glass which presents beautifully. Close inspection reveals some high quality, professional, small spot and area retouching. Much of that is concentrated along the borders

The first is an Athletic Games cutout, with a schedule for the 1932 Los Angeles Olympics, along with multiple different cardboard cutouts. It has a significant fold up the middle and some edge wear th

All are in nice displayable condition, with some noticeable staining and wear to most. They are all original with great graphics. Condition: (7.5). Item Dimensions: Largest: 17" x 22".

The first depicts an interstate shield with a small Coca-Cola cooler in front of it. It has some fade and wear to the edges. The second is a "Drink Coca-Cola" cardboard easel back chalkboard with sign

This 50th Anniversary Coca-Cola easel back displayed in a Kay Displays frame. The frame is original and in excellent condition, with just minor paint tarnish to the metal emblem at the bottom. The car

Advertisement shows two women on a tandem bicycle, transporting Coca-Cola six-packs. A neat little piece. There is some fade to the color. Condition: (7.0). Item Dimensions: 16" x 11".

Cutout features a woman in a scarf holding a glass of Coca-Cola. There is moderate soiling and fading throughout with some cracks, cardboard loss and a separated elbow that is included. There are also

With minor scuffing and edgeware overall is in great condition! 7 1/2 in x 15 1/2 inches.

With minor scuffing and edgeware, overall is in great condition!! 9 inches x 14 in.

Coca-Cola Cardboard Sign, Easel Back, NOS (New Old Stock), 24.25” x 15.75”, Santa And Train, 1950's, Private Collection, KS. UPDATED 5-21-24: Seller Wished To Remain Anonymous.

1963 Coca-Cola Cardboard Sign, Easel Back, 16" x 27", "For Extra Fun Take More Than One", Private Collection, Kansas.

Framed under glass with a few stronger surface rubs and marks on the right-hand side and only minor marks and a few small edge bends otherwise. Condition: 8.4, Excellent. Dimensions: Framed: 32 - 1/2"

This is a lot of five Coca-Cola cardboard lithographs. These die cut pieces show women in various military uniforms, modeling a bottle of Coca-Cola. They read "Copyright 1943 the Coca-Cola Company.".