COCA-COLA BOTTLER MAGAZINES (2)

Bound volumes 1946 & 1947, plus (1) 1942 Happy New Year; 12" x 9", G-VG

Contains various 2-color photos and multi-color advertising samples and products - 1928, 1937; 12" x 9", VG-EX

1 - Features a woman in a purple skirt suit that reads "For people on the go...it's refreshing to know" circa 1954 and 1 - Featuring a young man leaning against his car that reads "There's this thing

Magazine: The Wonderful World of Coca Cola. By Martin Shartar, Norman Shavin. 1940s Coca Cola Metal Truck by Lincoln Toys. Metalcraft decals, originals and copies. 16" L.

2 Matted Advertisements from Magazines incl Coca Cola and Campbell's Soup , Each measures about 16" x 13"

(2) MODERN COCA-COLA REPRODUCTION ITEMS (1) 14" X 12" COOLER - (1) 9.5" X 12" OLD TIME RADIO/CASSETTE PLAYER MODELED AFTER 1949 RADIO OFFERED TO COCA-COLA BOTTLERS - BOTH ITEMS IN LIKE-NEW CONDITION

This is a 1959 reprint of the magazine and was an insert in the 1959 issue of "The Coca-Cola Bottler". Lots of great information and no wear. This lot also includes a June 1916 Coke ad featuring Elain

Contains various 2-color photos and multi-color advertising samples & products, 1928, 1931, 1937; 12" x 9", VG-EX

(1) Standardization Committee Bulletins binder: bottlers book for trucks, stationary, paint, etc. 1950's; (1) supplementary advertisements booklet for bottlers of Coca-Cola: black & white advertising

Soft bound book of "Radio Commercials For Use by Bottlers of Coca-Cola", approximately 144 pages; together with 45 RPM record "How 28 1/2 Million Families will be invited to an indoor picnic"; some we

The lithographed advertisement appears to be from a printing magazine or book and is advertising the company that printed many of the Coca-Cola products. The booklet is entitled "A Letter Telling How

Local bottler's privately produced advertising; Kansas photo with pull down calendar; "Phone 301 - Hays Kansas"; 8 1/2" x 10", EX

Framed under glass and complete with the original 1905 metropolitan magazine in which the ad originally came in, no wear and just a few shallow bends. Condition (Near Mint). Size 15" T. x 12 - 1/2" L.

Two magazine advertisements from "The American Weekly", dated 1939 and 1937. Great graphics. A clear fold across the middle of the 1939 piece. The 1937 item reads "The All-American Pause" and has some

Coke. 21.5" x 17.25" x 34"h Extremely Rare 1930's Coca Cola cooler by the J. Moss Equipment Co. Inc. Brooklyn NY. This is the only example of this version of Moss cooler we have seen. The Moss coolers

Single sided tin (SST) two piece pilaster sign has very good color and shine. The 16" button has a clean field with some light wear and paint chips around the edges. The pilaster sign has an applied b

17" x 46" Original 6 pack display rack with 2 sided coke sign. Excellent condition with minor scuffs. Please read and understand the payment & shipping terms for this auction prior to placing bids.

We have included quality images to show their condition. This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directly by Artelisted. Shipping insurance is the responsibility of the buy

This plaque was from the Babe Ruth League. Some light tarnishing to the metal areas. (Very Good). 13" x 9 -3/4".

This plaque is for the district champion in the Babe Ruth League of District No. 5 in Georgia. The baseball player has broken off from the base of the plaque and there is some tarnishing to the metal

8 oz bottle of Coca-cola 2 mini glass Coca-Cola bottle empty. Two Heisey glass Colonial Jars with lids. Three Heisey small ashtrays.

Coca Cola, (2) Flashlight Key Chains, 2.75" x 0.25", Kansas Private Collection.

1960's Coca Cola (2 Toy Plastic Trucks, 4.5", Kansas Private Collection.

Coca Cola, (2) Red Plastic 26 Oz. Bottle Carriers, 9.5" x 11.5" x 8" approximately, Six Bottle, Kansas Private Collection.