Norman Rockwell Coca-Cola Calendar.

1454. 1931 NORMAN ROCKWELL COCA-COLA CALENDAR | Framed with 1931 May pad. Provenance: Ray Burgess Collection. | 15" h. x 28" w. | Some very light wear, (VG Cond.) | $250 - $300

25" x 11" Donald Duck Bread reproduction card stock sign in good condition with a shallow bend on left side. 12" x 24.75" Complete 1935 Norman Rockwell reproduction Coca Cola calendar with a fold acro

1458. COCA-COLA NORMAN ROCKWELL CALENDAR & PUZZLE | A full pad, 1934 Coke Calendar and a contemporary, large Coca-Cola jig-saw puzzle, framed. Provenance: Ray Burgess Collection. | 12" h. x 24" w. cal

Calendar is framed behind glass. In unused condition, it still retains its original top metal strip with paper notice. There is one small stain on the bottom left and there is also some scattered edge

12'' x 25'' good condition sealed

C. 1931 This Coca-Cola calendar is titled "The Barefoot Boy", with art by Norman Rockwell. It's in excellent shape with strong colors and only a few minor creases at the top-middle. It is marked "Copy

This 1931 Coca-Cola calendar with image by Norman Rockwell is often referred to as "The Barefoot Boy". The image shows some paper loss to the extreme upper-left, tear repair in the light green border

Very scarce to find a complete calendar with all months. This calendar features a Norman Rockwell scene with boy & dog. The calendar is brittle at the top with a few small holes and flaking around the

This is an excellent graphical display with art by Norman Rockwell of old-time plantation owners, sitting on the step and enjoying a Coca-Cola, dating to circa 1934. It has some areas of paint fade an

Litho paper; Norman Rockwell, artist; "The Old Oaken Bucket" cover sheet, covers what appears to be full pad; retains metal hanging strip; 24 1/2" x 12", EX-NM

A wonderful example of the Coca-Cola 1934 calendar with a great Norman Rockwell image of the old south. Condition shows two very small edge tears, a retained metal hang strip, and unused calendar pad

The 1915 ad features a back cover with Norman Rockwell shown in front of the 1915 calendar girl. The other three ads all feature the same image of the Coca - Cola flapper girl with the diminishing log

This advertisement for Coca Cola is a Norman Rockwell painting of a boy fishing while drinking that refreshing beverage. The piece is in good condition, is double matted and set in a wood frame. There

Coke. 17" x 29.5" December 1931 Normal Rockwell Coca Cola calendar page. The calendar page is matted and framed under glass. There are some small tears around the edge of the calendar and some pin hol

This item requires third-party shipping or pickup arrangements to be made. Dimensions of Figurine: 13 x 6 x 7

Vintage Coca Cola tray, 1931, Norman Rockwell, boy with dog, by American Art Works, Coshocton, O, in good condition, 13.25" by 10.5"

Dated 1990, these are reproductions commissioned by The Coca-Cola Co. from Norman Rockwell and Wyeth and Haddon Sundblom. 12 in diameter.

1931 Coca-Cola Tray, "Fishing Boy", Norman Rockwell, 10" x 13", Private Collection, Kansas.

This is a rather hard to find sign done by the famous painter Norman Rockwell. It features a boy fishing with his dog. The bottom pond sign has separated from the top part. There is numerous stains an

Coca-Cola serving tray, 1931 Barefoot Boy by Norman Rockwell, American Art Works-Coshocton, O., litho on metal, VG+ cond, 13.25"H x 10.5"W.

Ten Matted Coca-Cola Advertisements. Including a advertisement from The Delineator, The Literary Digest and a Norman Rockwell lithograph. {Dimensions of largest, 20 x 16 inches} [Condition: Some have

Cardboard Norman Rockwell Approx. 19'' x 15'' Ball on cap torn

Coca-Cola Calendar, c.1907, beautiful lady w/low-cut gown holding a 5 Cent glass of Coca-Cola, Exc cond w/prof restored crease at top of dress & corner bumping, beautifully matted & framed, image 14"H

This paper lithograph was published by Wolf & Co., Philadelphia. The calendar is from 1912, with a beautiful graphic of a woman drinking a Coca-Cola out of an old Coca-Cola glass. There are a couple s