3 Coca Cola Figurines

3 Coca Cola Figurines

Lot includes 17 Hard Rock Cafe pins and key chains, McArthur figurine, copper match box, German WW2 card, 3 Coca Cola Matchboxes, Christian X King of Denmark pewter plate.

Assorted Phila. Phillies Collectibles, including: empty six pack of Coca Cola bottles, 8 ? 3 for Veternan's Stadium, Rich Ashburn starting line up figurine, new in package Cooperturn Collection, Danbu

All porcelain. (Excellent-Near Mint). Largest : 7" x 3 -1/2".

C. 1970s Coca-Cola dispenser and two pencil holders. Displays well. Condition: (Good). Item Dimensions: Urn: 22 - 1/2" x 11" x 10 - 1/2".

They show light wear throughout. They display well with the original arm brackets and one of the cords has been cut. Measures: 15"x37" in the box. Rating: 9.25 Est: $350-$700

Lot of 3 clocks. One lighted Pam clock and two non lighted clocks. All three have good color with areas of wear and scratches. The Pam clock has 3 cracks in the face. Nice lot of clocks. Measures: 15"

SST. Lot of three door pushes consists of: first, a single-sided tin "Drink Coca-Cola Delicious and Refreshing" with the woman drinking a bottle logo, has paint loss throughout and at the hanging hole

The first is the rare 16" "Drink Coca-Cola" golden button. It has some tarnish throughout, but it does have good gloss and has some chips to the paint. A pretty rare piece you never see. The second is

Included in this lot are two early Coca-Cola watch fobs and a celluloid note pad. The note pad has some discoloration and a split seam on the top of the spine. The celluloid watch fob has moderate soi

Included are two wooden Coca-Cola carriers with period bottles. Also included is a wooden Pepsi-Cola carrier with assorted period Pepsi bottles. (Fair - Very Good). Largest: 9 - 1/2" x 8 - 1/2".

1907. Has moderate surface marks and wear with a very small depression dent. Also with a few edge nicks. One of the 1910's has only mild surface wear. And the other 1910 has very little wear at all. 8

(lot of 3) Coca-Cola advertising signs, consisting of Drink Coca-Cola, Take Home a Carton, and a small reproduction, largest: 28"h x 19.5"w

The two Coca-Cola trays have strong colors with minimal wear. The Moxie tip tray has great colors with some minor edge wear and two spots of oxidation on the outside border. Condition: (Very Good - Ve

The first reads "Drink Coca-Cola" and is in excellent condition, with no cracks to the glass face. The aluminum and hanging tags are in excellent condition, with some very minor scratching to the glas

This is a lot of three Coca-Cola thermometers. The first reads "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles" and is in excellent shape, with the ring around the perimeter in great condition, no cracks to the glass and

The first reads "Menu" and "Good with Coke" with the Coca-Cola trademark at the bottom. There is significant wear to the paint, both in the lettering and in the fishtail, but no cracks to the plastic.

This is a nice lot of three Coca-Cola tip trays. Includes a 1913 in 7.0 condition, 1916 in 7.5 condition and 1909 in 7.5 condition. Condition: (7.0 - 7.5). Item Dimensions: Each Frame: 8 - 3/8" x 6 -

Two of these carriers are wooden and have period Coca-Cola bottles. Also included is one metal six-pack bottle carrier with period bottles. (Good - Very Good). Largest: 9 - 1/4" x 8".

This lot includes two binders that read "Catalog of Merchandising Equipment for Coca-Cola", Volumes 1 and 2, containing various pictures and examples of Coca-Cola equipment used by Coca-Cola dealers.

The first is the rare 16" "Drink Coca-Cola" golden button. It has some tarnish throughout, but it does have good gloss and has some chips to the paint. A pretty rare piece you never see. The second is

1 Vintage Tin Coca-Cola Delivery Truck with bottles. 1 new in box (1994) Coca-Cola diecast metal bank, 1 (16") Metal Coca-Cola sign.

Each approx. 10-1/2" x 13-1/4". Includes Maureen O'Sullivan and Johnny Weissmuller, and two others. All show some surface wear with scuffs, scratches, etc. See images

Group of 3 Coca-Cola round “button” signs. [Philadelphia Badge Co., [ca. 1940s-1950s]. All signs are celluloid over tin with cardboard backing and cardboard stands. All 9” diameter.