Lot Of 2: 1920's Coca-Cola Advertising Purses.

One of the purses does have some tarnish to the trim and moderate paint loss on the logo. The other purse has moderate tarnish to the rim and some mild wear to the leather and logo. Condition (Good).

A very early pair of Coca-Cola advertising items. First is a celluloid postage stamp carrier, showing very little wear. with bright colors. The second is a 1930's die-cut pocket mirror cat in near min

Including 1- Metal Coca-Cola clock with brown border, red center, and gold numerals and 1- Red porcelain enamel Coca-Cola door push bar. (Very Good). Largest: 30"L. x 4"W.

The first Coca-Cola tray is a 1930 tray with a girl on the phone, showing areas of rubs and paint loss to the outside gold border, as well as some light chipping and light surface scratches to the int

This lot of two Coca-Cola advertising trays consists of a 1927 soda jerk tray, showing denting and light paint loss to the outside rim, as well as some internal denting in the main field. The second i

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".

One of the clocks is a motion ad clock still in its original box in unused condition. The second clock is a table clock with a Coca-Cola script on the front. (Very Good - Excellent). Largest : 7 -1/4"

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola advertising items. The first is a Coca-Cola icepick with original red Coca-Cola paint, showing areas of oxidation and wear. The second item is a Coca-Cola cooler music b

The Coca-Cola advertising clocks consists of a plastic "Enjoy Coca-Cola" clock with large lettering and original case. The second is a Coca-Cola clock advertising frozen Coca-Cola. Both clocks are ele

The Coca-Cola advertising items consists first of a Coca-Cola soda fountain bank, tin construction with original operating labels on the back and original glasses in the front. It is missing the fluid

These two Coca-Cola advertising clocks have plastic fronts, are electric operation, light up and are in working order. There are only light signs of wear with light surface scratches.Condition:(8.0).L

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola advertising items. The first is a vanity cabinet with a paper graphic on the front, showing a Coca-Cola girl with a bottle and a glass. The cabinet shows lifting of the

The first is a Coca-Cola "75th Anniversary 1902 - 1977" commemorative plate in the original issuing box, unused and in excellent condition, showing just some light rubs to the outside edges from handl

The Coca-Cola advertising items consist of a round Coca-Cola neon clock, a reissue most likely from the 1990's. It has a very nice style, with original hands, lighting and working. Exterior is a metal

One large photograph from 1940 and an early play ad with Coca-Cola advertising. (Very Good). Largest: 22" x 14".

Both have moderate wear, edge damage and soiling. Still present quite well. (Good - Very Good). Each : 29" x 18 -1/2".

Both chalk boards have moderate wear with scrapes, paper loss and a few closed tears. (Good - Very Good). Largest : 28 -1/2" x 18 -1/2".

In original boxes. The first lighter is in fantastic condition. Made by Zippo and appears to have been used very lightly. The second lighter features the fish tail logo and appears to have not been us

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

The first calendar dated 1932, has full calendar pad but does have numerous tears and punches. The other is a 1938 calendar that retains the top metal strip and a full calendar pad. There is a moderat

One is titled "The Money Saver" and the other "Refreshes you Best". Both pieces show moderate wear with bend marks and minor paper loss. (Very Good). Largest: 27" x 16".

One is a reproduction of a 1903 calendar while the other one is an original calendar from 1957 for the German market. Both are in very good condition. (Very Good). Largest: 23 - 1/2" x 12".

One is framed. The other has extra holes. (v Largest Framed: 22" x 17 - 1/2".

This is a lot of two early Coca-Cola advertising items. The first is a cardboard carrying box for a six-pack of bottles, clearly marked for the Coca-Cola company, 25¢ plus the deposit for the six bot