COCA-COLA CALENDAR 1937

paper litho; N. C. Wyeth, artist; framed; retains metal hanging strip; overall 30" x 17", EX-NM

The first lot is a paper lithograph Coca-Cola calendar, NOS from 1937. It has an excellent graphic of a boy going fishing with his dog, a couple Coca-Colas in his hand. It is professionally framed and

1932 and 1937 Coca-Cola Calendars. Both framed with partial pads. {Dimensions of largest approximately, 26 1/2 x 13 inches} [Condition: Some creases on the 1937 calendar.]

1937 COCA COLA CALENDAR, 16X28.5" FRAMED

Marked "Copyright 1937 the Coca-Cola Co. Litho in the U.S.A." and by the artist, N. C. Wyeth. This is a beautifully framed piece with some slight areas of discoloration and water damage. Other than th

used as is see photos

Calendar is framed behind glass and retains its original top metal strip. The full calendar pad is still attached to the calendar. There is some light waviness and scattered edge wear with one or two

This calendar has some creasing up in the top right-hand side, but otherwise has great color and the date pad is NOS. Marked "Copyright 1937 the Coca-Cola Company Litho in U.S.A.". Beautifully framed

Nice lot includes many miniature Coca Cola bottle and cartons, 2 1937 Coca Cola Blotters, a 12" by 7 1/2" metal sign and a partial 1938 Coca Cola calendar. Condition varies. Most Very Good

Coke. 17.75" x 30.5" The calendar is matted and famed under glass with good color. There are light creases on the edge with small tears visible near the bottom with a small stain and a small piece of

Coca-Cola Calendar, c.1907, beautiful lady w/low-cut gown holding a 5 Cent glass of Coca-Cola, Exc cond w/prof restored crease at top of dress & corner bumping, beautifully matted & framed, image 14"H

This paper lithograph was published by Wolf & Co., Philadelphia. The calendar is from 1912, with a beautiful graphic of a woman drinking a Coca-Cola out of an old Coca-Cola glass. There are a couple s

This is an excellent calendar with beautiful colors circa 1930. Maker marked "Copyright the Coca-Cola Company", "Litho in U.S.A.". An excellent graphical piece with a woman sitting on a rock in her ba

This 1917 Coca Cola calendar is ready to be framed. The matting has been attached to the outside edges of the calendar and currently cannot be removed. It has a full 1917 calendar pad and is clearly m

Marked "C the Coca-Cola Co.". This is an excellent graphical depiction of a woman sitting at a table, having a Coca-Cola out of a paper label bottle as she watches a tennis match. There are a couple a

This is a 1921 Coca-Cola calendar with what appears to be a complete calendar pad. The calendar shows great color with very little signs of use and no discernable creases or folds. The calendar is mis

Great color to this graphical piece of a woman enjoying a glass of Coca-Cola. Marked "Copyright Coca-Cola Co. Litho in U.S.A.". Professionally framed and with great color. Condition: (9.5). Item Dimen

C. 1931 This Coca-Cola calendar is titled "The Barefoot Boy", with art by Norman Rockwell. It's in excellent shape with strong colors and only a few minor creases at the top-middle. It is marked "Copy

1453. COCA-COLA CALENDAR WITH DECEMBER 1929 PAD | Framed. Provenance: Ray Burgess Collection. | 12" h. x 25" w. | (Exc. Cond.) | $200 - $250

This is an excellent cardboard lithograph from Coca-Cola, with a few minor holes at the top above the ladies head. It has a slight warp to it and some tears at the paper calendar portion. Its marked "

1908 Coca-Cola Calendar Poster printed by Wolf & Co. of Philadelphia, PA, the calendar page has been recopied 13 1/4 x 20 3/4 inches

The first is a "Drink Coca-Cola Sign of Good Taste" button calendar with a NOS calendar pad starting at December 1980. It has very minor surface scratching, but is overall in excellent displayable con

Coca-Cola Calendar, c.1919, Miss Marion Davies w/January calendar sheet, prof restored break at left near top, 3 on left hand side & 3 corners, well done & do not affect image, beautifully framed, 14"

Framed and matted under glass and complete with its original metal strip and a single October page. A few strong stains from a previous backing material. A few closed tears and small areas of well don