Coca-Cola Diecut Vegetable Salad Paper Sign.

Coca-Cola Giant Die-Cut Paper Sign, 1952, 56" x 40" Approximately, Colors Are Bright, Very Good Condition, Some Folding Separations, Kansas Private Collection. UPDATED 5-29-24: Woody Auction Will Be A

Sign has moderate paper and cardboard loss on the bottom section, scattered edge wear, scuff marks and light toning. (Good - Very Good). 29" x 14".

Included is one diecut 1958 Coca-Cola king sized sign; two French-Canadian Coca-Cola can signs; and one early paper sign advertising Coca-Cola carbonated in bottles, this piece is matted and ready to

Scattered edge wear, damaged corners, fold marks and soiling. There is a section in the bottom center that once held another sign. There is paper loss in that area. (Good - Very Good). 42 - 1/2" x 38

Shows a woman holding a serving tray with hor d'ourves and bottles of Coca-Cola. There is some moderate damage to upper section of the sign, fold marks, paper loss and soiling. There are also some are

This sign has moderate edge wear and paper loss, mostly on the left section of the woman's glove. Rubs and pin holes throughout. Condition (Fair) Size 63 -1/2" x 20 -1/2".

Sign show a couple smiling with two glasses of Coca-Cola. The sign has some toning, edge wear which is mostly noticeable on the bottom where there are some areas of paper loss. The top section of the

Sign is framed. Shows Santa happily holding a bottle of Coca-Cola. There are areas of cardboard loss, mostly noticeable on the bottom left and right corners. There are a few added holes, paper peeling

Advertising a large Coca-Cola. Some areas of soiling, added holes, paper lifting, soiling and edge wear. (Good). 18 - 1/2" x 15 - 1/2".

Sign is shrink-wrapped onto a piece of foam board. Has some moderate soiling, bend marks and paper loss throughout. (Good). 16" x 13".

Two of these signs are from 1935 and say "Refresh Yourself". Both of these signs do have added holes with moderate edge wear, soiling and paper loss. Also included are three diecut Coca-Cola signs; tw

This sign is titled "Welcome Friend Have A Coke." The hinges on the top left and right section have some repairs. On the left and right edges there is some moderate water staining and paper lifting. T

Coca-Cola Sign, "The Pause….", litho on diecut cdbd mounted on plywood, c.1930s, shows bottom roughness, cdbd loss, other scuffs on top & edges & some bubbling in paper, o/wise VG cond for it's

Titled "The pause that keeps you going". There are two diecut signs that go along that show two houses with snow on them. Moderate soiling, added holes, paper lifting and mild fading. (Good). Largest:

Professionally framed and matted paper Coca-Cola advertisement, early circa 1912 style piece. There are multiple areas of restoration throughout, creasing, soiling and inpainting evident, but shows ni

Used As Is See Photos

Framed behind glass. Retains its original top and bottom metal strips. Sign has some staining and some scattered edge wear. Condition (Very Good). Size 27" x 19".

Framed behind glass. This paper sign is in very good condition with some mild waviness. 8.5. Condition (Excellent). Size Framed: 17-1/2'' x 12-1/2''.

29.5" x 16.5" Framed paper store window sign with bright colors, glossy finish, and a small tear in the upper left corner. PLEASE READ & UNDERSTAND THE PAYMENT & SHIPPING TERMS FOR THIS AUCTION PRIOR

Coca-Cola (paper sign) 12" X 36"

This is a rather hard to find sign done by the famous painter Norman Rockwell. It features a boy fishing with his dog. The bottom pond sign has separated from the top part. There is numerous stains an

Lot of nine cardboard advertisements. The first one is of a pretty girl drinking product, says "Have a Coke" and has a Coke button. The second one has a the word "Lunch" with foldable tabs, the third

One shows Lionel type trains, marked "Seasons Greetings" and the second shows Santa with toys in his pack. Some general edge wear to both. Dimensions: Largest : 24 -1/4" x 15 -1/2". Condition: (Excell

Including 1 - 1942 Coca-Cola paper sign by Snyder and Black. There are three distinct strips of discoloration, one running vertically through the center next to a crease, and one on either side of the