Coca-Cola Wood Flower Festoon Element.

This festoon has five separate pieces showing a Coca-Cola script logo as well as some flowers and leaves. There are numerous fold lines, bends, paper loss and moderate edge wear throughout. Colors are

These festoon pieces all have a floral motif. The colors are strong with some soiling, staple marks and edge wear. (Very Good Plus). Largest: 30-1/2'' L.

Both pieces are in fantastic condition with very light wear. Condition:(Excellent Plus).Dimensions22" x 11 - 1/4".Condition:(Excellent Plus).Dimensions22" x 11 - 1/4".

One says Delicious, and the other says Refreshing. There is some soiling and edge wear, but the pieces still display well, with great colors and graphics.Condition:(Very Good).DimensionsLargest: 31 -

1926 Coca Cola festoon elements. These two cardboard die cuts are very colorful and appealing. They have some minor scattered edge wear with a few rips and scrapes. (Very Good Plus). Each: 31 - 1/4" x

This is the right side of a Coca-Cola pansy festoon. It shows edge wear, some added holes, scrapes and bend marks. Condition: (Good). Dimensions: 30 -1/2" x 15 -1/2".

This piece is the center of a larger festoon. It was originally in the Schmidt Coca Cola museum in Kentucky. Shrunk wrapped onto a piece of foam board. It is titled "7 Million A Day". There is some sl

One piece reads "Pause at our fountain", the other "Drink Coca-Cola". There are some added holes, paper peeling and fold marks. (Very Good). Largest: 39 - 1/2" x 15 - 3/4".

Three small nail holes, a few stronger bends, and some mild edge wear. The colors are strong and still displays well. 7.8. Condition (Very Good). Size 21" x 14".

Includes three diecut elements. There is some foil peeling, edge wear, soiling, and some paper loss. Condition (Good - Very Good). Size Largest: 37-1/2'' L.

Dated 1942. Very good condition with only some very minor edge wear. Condition(Excellent).DimensionsLargest: 29" x 8 -1/2".

These five festoon elements are shrunk wrapped onto matboard and all are in very good condition with light wear.(Excellent). Largest: 28'' x 14''.

This diecut festoon element was made by Forbes, Boston. Shows a woman drinking a glass of Coca-Cola. Minor soiling, edge wear, punched holes on the bottom section as well as a few soft corners. (Very

This tin sign is part of a bigger festoon. It has a fish printed on the front with an applied lure above it. There is some soiling and scrapes to the sign and some bends to the metal frame. (Very Good

One of the two original easels are still intact. Some mild edge wear and chipping at a few edge points with light soiling and small marks elsewhere. Condition(Excellent).Dimensions10 - 3/4" x 24".

Festoon is in good condition with strong colors. There are some minor bend, edge wear and a few discolorations. (Very Good). Largest: 36'' L.

This festoon is missing the strips signs but does come with the centerpiece and the two 'Coke' button signs. There are added holes, numerous bends, soiling, edge wear and paper peeling. (Very Good). L

Included in this lot are five icicle diecut signs. They all have moderate soiling with some minor fold lines and a few have some cardboard loss. (Very Good Plus). Largest : 21" L.

One is a festoon element. (Very Good - Excellent). Largest : 25" x 17 -1/2".

Comes with the original envelope. This lot includes one center piece and two side elements. Signs are in very good condition with minor wear. Condition (Excellent). Size In Sleeve: 38 -1/2" x 22".

This festoon also has two elements of a 1937 festoon included with it. The iceberg festoon has nice colors; some damage to a few corners, minor cardboard loss and a few closed tears. Displays above av

Nice four-piece cardboard festoon. Floral design. Excellent color. Not commonly found and missing only one end element. Condition: (Good). Item Dimensions: Largest: 25" x 13".

Display is complete and does come with the original packaging. Packaging has moderate paper loss, torn edges and soiling. The diecut festoon pieces do have some light fading, bend marks, foil lifting

Strong colors remain on the two women featured along with the rest of the elements. There are a few tack holes on the pieces and some small nail holes, with some beds and color disruption which is mos