Coca-Cola Rolling Calendar With Interchangeable Store Food Advertising Sign

Coca-Cola Rolling Calendar With Interchangeable Store Food Advertising Sign: From 1976 date display at top. Interchangeable food cardboard signs. Some wear on front. Measures 19.5" long, 17" tall, 1.5

ASSORTED COCA COLA ADVERTISING PIECES.  SS PAINTED TIN SIGN, PAPER ADVERTISING FOR FOOD SALES, CALENDAR 1948, AND MORE.  FAIR CONDITION

The sign features illustrations of 12 different girls that were featured on Coca-Cola calendars throughout the years. The sign has very strong colors with some light corner wear. (Excellent). 56 -1/2"

1950's Coca-Cola Tin Store Advertising Sign. 16" x 15"

Coca-Cola Light Up Store Display Advertising Sign: Made by Ridan Displays Inc. Coca-Cola at bottom lights up and is in working condition. Measures 20.5" wide, 27" tall, 4.5" deep. This item requires t

Big Vintage 1950's Coca Cola Hero - Sandwiches Store Advertising Metal SIgn. Displays Ice Cold Green Coke Bottle. 4.50' x 2.50'. Vibrant Paint.

Includes 2003 Coca-Cola Calendars, small metal sign, advertising coca-cola labels, Raiders 1993 schedule, coca-cola Olympic pins, Beckett Basketball card magazines includes issue 1 March/April 1990, a

Vintage 1940's Coca Cola Tin Advertising Store Rack Sign. Reads" Serve Coca Cola Take Enough Home. Double Sided. 5" x 6.25"

Lot of 9. 1) Metal sign. Drink Coca Cola. 12 x 32" 2) Metal sign. Drink Dr. Pepper. 12 x 27" 3) Metal sign calendar. Hot dog and Coca Cola. 16 x 8.5" 4) Coca Cola thermometer. 15" 5) Coca Coal clock.

Old Fashion Nostalgic Coca-Cola Tin/Metal Sign / Licensed / Designed by ANDE ROONEY - Like New Condition - Measurements 19 x 7

A 1940's Coca Cola store display sign with a lady enjoying a drink on a fainting couch.Signed Litho USA 1942 Forbes Boston. Dimensions: 36" X 20"This has spent decades in an attic face up, Newburgh, N

Coca-Cola (American, founded 1892), last half 20th century. A vintage sheet iron drug store advertising sign with signature red and white logo. Approx. 44" x 59"

5 (Five) food and beverage advertising signs, including an enamelled "Coca Cola Fountain Service" dated 1941, a "Frostie" root beer blackboard by the Parker Metal Dec. Co., Baltimore, an embossed shee

Coca Cola Clown Die Cut Cardboard Store Display Sign. Advertising 6 packs. Different version than Lot #554. A few creases and edgeware otherwise good condition. Approx. 48 1/2 X 55 Inches.

Colorful oil on canvas folk art painting "Stuckey Flats" depicting a country store with advertising signs for Coca-Cola, Velvet Tobacco, and Bull of the Woods chewing tobacco; porch with pickle barrel

Included in this lot is a Coca-Cola calendar from Gardner Bros. Ice Cream & Soda Water in Green Castle, Indiana; a cardboard sign that shows who your bartender would be at a certain event; a Rum 'n Co

Printed in Canada and shows a woman holding a tray of food and Coca-Cola. There is a few added holes, one repaired corner as well as a few rubs and minor scrapes. (Very Good Plus). 32 -1/2" T.

Description: A large seven foot tall 1950s sign from a restaurant or diner featuring Coca-Cola & Hygrade Franks advertising. Hygrade Food Products Co. was the creator of "Ball Park Franks," the leadin

Description: A large five foot tall 1950s sign from a restaurant or diner featuring Coca-Cola & Hygrade Franks advertising. Hygrade Food Products Co. was the creator of "Ball Park Franks," the leading

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

Circa 1953 metal Coca-Cola advertising sign. Used in a Central Virginia mercantile store. Rust / peeling to left edge. Approx. 50" x 16".

Circa 1953 metal Coca-Cola advertising sign. Used in a Central Virginia mercantile store. Rust / peeling to lower left. Approx. 50" x 16".

Circa 1953 metal Coca-Cola advertising sign. Used in a Central Virginia mercantile store. Rust / peeling to right edge. Approx. 50" x 16".

This lot of two Coca-Cola advertising items consists first of a 1946 Sprite boy calendar. With several edge tears and light scuffs to the left edge and upper-right corner. Light staining to the upper