Early Coca-Cola Wooden Bench.

Very scarce coca-cola bench with logos on the front and back. Most likely sat in front of a country store. There is wear and some cloudiness in the front logo. The back logo is a bit stronger. (Very G

Early wooden Coca-Cola advertising 6-pack bottle carrier and 1940 Coca-Cola Sailor Girl Fishing advertising serving tray. Wooden carrier appears to be in nice condition with some paint los sand wear f

Crate would hold 24 bottles of Coca-Cola. Early Coca-Cola script logo on two sides. Moderate oxidation to the metal straps. (Fair). 18 -1/2" x 12".

Early Coca-Cola wooden syrup keg. Appears to be in overall fair condition with pain tloss, label loss, surface rust, and wear from use and age. Still displays well with red paint. It measures approxim

This is a lot of 2 Coca-Cola cooler items. The first is a very early Coca-Cola wooden cooler with zinc internal components, with a Coca-Cola stenciling on one side and a tin Coca-Cola sign mounted to

This crate has a lockable latch on the top and opens up to reveal two other smaller six pack wooden Coca-Cola crates. The larger crate has stenciling on both sides, one side is stronger than the other

Yellow and red paint with great graphics. 17" W x 8 1/2" H x 10 1/2" D

SQUARE COCA COLA PRINT BLOCK 1.5" X 3.5"

This is an early wooden Coca-Cola barrel with a faded decal on top. It comes with an additional lid with a 90% decal on top. There are areas of wear. Comes with the original wooden spigot. Condition:(

5-Gallon Wooden Syrup Keg, with metal bands, in original red paint with partial original label on one end, 16" high, 12" diam. Good condition, losses to paper label. Provenance: From the Estate of Ros

Each swatter appears to be unused. Three have wooden handles and one has a metal handle. Two are from the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Helena, Arkansas and have a stamp that reads "Fight Polio", anothe

Circa early 1900's. Missing the lid.Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions12 - 1/2" x 6 - 1/2" x 5 - 3/4".Condition:(Very Good).Dimensions12 - 1/2" x 6 - 1/2" x 5 - 3/4".

Lot of Vintage Coca Cola Advertising Items including Wooden Coca Cola Soda Carrying Case with 6 Bottles, Metal Drink Coca Cola Wall Mounting Sign, Coca Cola Bottle Openers and a grouping of early soda

and some bottles, 2 cases are early cases from 1930's, one of which is a deep case used to carry bottles upside down.

ASSORTED ADVERTISING ITEMS, uncounted lot, comprising an early Henry Clay, Habana wooden cigar box, set of Coca-Cola nature study cards in slip case, lot of Arm & Hammer bird cards, and seven milk bot

(A) Has a good, rich, patina. Embossed "Enjoy Coke" on the left and right side. CONDITION: Replaced lid with a replaced decal on top, reading "Manufactured by the Coca Cola Co. Atlanta, Toronto, Havan

Very desirable property of Coca-Cola Bottling Company version and in beautiful overall display condition. The glass is very clear and quite smooth in the top two thirds of the bottle with some natural

Western Coca-Cola, rare topless tray; "High Balls", "Gin Rickies", etc.; slight fading; Dia.-12", VG-EX

[Coca-Cola] Early Coca-Cola Souvenir Advertising Playing Cards. Chicago: Western Coca-Cola Bottling Co., ca. 1909. 52 + J. Bottle of Coca-Cola on Joker, Ace of Spades reads, “Examine Bottle for this

Sign has great color. Framed behind glass. There are numerous added holes and small punches. Condition (Good). Size Framed: 27-3/4'' x 17-1/2''.

Top and bottom Bezel has been repainted. The clock face does not appear to be original. Many collectors question the authenticity of Baird clocks when there has been repairs or touch ups to the Bezels

Clock retains its original face. Top and bottom Bezel has been repainted. There is numerous areas of paint loss to the body and a piece of missing wood on the bottom bezel. The bottom bezel, which ope

Jar retains its original lid, which has a Coca-Cola script on the scalloped glass handle. Has a ground neck and lid. Lid has numerous tiny chips on the rim, though neck does not have any chips. (Very

This lot includes Coca-Cola tip trays from 1907, 1913, 1914, 1916 and 1920. The 1916 tray has a very clean field with strong colors and light edge and border wear. The rest of the trays have moderate