Lot of 2: 1940s Coca-Cola Hand Fans.

This lot consists of two Coca-Cola hand fans, both having oriental themes.

This lot consists of two Coca-Cola hand fans, one of which is framed. The fan that is framed has a domestic scene of a mother with her two daughters by the fireplace. The fans have crease marks. The u

Both are framed behind glass. The sprite boy fan has some soiling and fading. The woven fan is in good shape with one small hole in the top center. Condition (Very Good). Size Largest: 16" T.

Included in this lot is a reverse glass Coca-Cola backbar sign. It is framed and has a great look. There is some paint lifting in the Coca-Cola logo as well as a couple areas around the perimeter. Als

Two framed pairs of Coca-Cola cardboard hand fans. One is a die-cut version with "Drink Coca-Cola" script and the second is the oval version with the same "Drink Coca-Cola" script. Very little signs o

The first outfit is from West Vaco, size 40. It has applied letters on the front and on the back as well that reads "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles". There is some minor soiling. The second outfit has an

Both signs are shrunk-wrapped onto foam board. The first sign is titled "Here's to our G.I Joes", a very classic Coca-Cola sign made by Snyder and Black. The second piece in this lot is a 1948 Coca-Co

This lot consists of four Coca-Cola hand held fans. Overall these fans are in good condition with minor scratches, bending and color deficient areas.

Six various cardboard hand fans. Including 1 - Coca Cola Hand fan reads, "Quality carries on," 1 - Restaurant menu hand fan, and 4 - Royal Crown cardboard hand fan with Shirley Temple. Condition (Very

BETHLEHEM, PA Size 11 1/2" X 8"

The first depicts a woman at the beach being handed a bottle of Coca-Cola and reads "Yes". It also displays a Coca-Cola button to the right-hand side of the piece. There are some areas of staining in

SSP. Lot of two porcelain Coca Cola match strikes. The first is the American version with slight areas of surface scratching, with the upper-left hand corner showing touch-up paint. The second is the

The first is the popular Art Deco "Drink Coca-Cola" die-cut, marked "Robertson Dualife 1941". It has a working bulb. There are some rubs to the paint on the right-hand side bottle and some paint loss

Lot consists of 1 - Embossed tin Coca-Cola carrying case.; 1 - Hand painted Werbelow's Beverages carrying case. Both cases have moderate wear with paint loss and soiling. Condition: (Fair). Dimensions

This is a lot of two Coca-Cola clocks. The first is a Pam square clock with bubble front and fishtail logo. There is a crack to the glass face in the lower left-hand corner, the metal can shows oxidat

In the original plastic. These are two original Coca-Cola issued African-American Santa Clauses in the original plastic bags, with the original Coca-Cola bottles for their hands. They are in unused co

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

The first reads "Big King Size" and has a break to the plastic in the "B" in "Big" and one area on the right-hand side top of the bottle. It displays well within the shadowbox. The second item is clow

This lot includes two different sized photos showing the 1939 Coca-Cola Bottling Co fleet from Boston. Both photos are framed behind glass. The larger photo has been hand colored and shows some soilin

The first lot is a paper lithograph Coca-Cola calendar, NOS from 1937. It has an excellent graphic of a boy going fishing with his dog, a couple Coca-Colas in his hand. It is professionally framed and

The first lot is a framed Coca-Cola paper lithograph calendar from 1952. It has some deterioration to the right-hand corner, but great color and subject matter. The second is another paper lithograph,

Both are fan pulls and are in great condition with almost no wear. 9. Condition (Near Mint). Size Each: 12-1/2''.

Complete with its original easel and appears to have only been displayed briefly, if ever. A very mild bend in the upper left hand corner and nearly no wear elsewhere. The pieces assemble to make one

The first is an excellent piece depicting Santa sneaking a bottle of Coca-Cola from the refrigerator while a little boy watches. It has the popular Coca-Cola button graphic in the bottom right-hand co