Rare French Canadian 1930s "Entre! Tome una Coca-Cola"

Including one rare 1942 (2 3/4" x 5 3/4"), together with many standard 1942 (3 1/2" x 7 1/2"), 1956, 1960, French Canadian (6 1/4" x 3 3/4"), plus 1933 Coca Cola No-Drip bottle protectors, several doz

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided tin (SST), embossed. Added mounting holes within extreme upper and lower margins. Surface exhibits minor uniform oxidation. Rare. Marked, "St. Thomas Metal Signs, St. Tho

Canadian. 1930s. Single sided porcelain (SSP). Porcelain losses at lower center margin and surrounding the four corner mounting holes. Made for the French Canadian market. 12" x 31".

This reverse on glass sign has it's own folding cardboard light box assembly which provides the illumination on the piece. Very few of these are known to exist and this is a sound example. Only some m

Here is one of the rarest Coca-Cola machines out there. Made by the Industrial Carton Coolers company of Lincoln Nebraska. Model A-8 serial 525. CONDITION: Original paint shows wear and scuffs consist

SSP. A lot of two porcelain Canadian Coca-Cola door pushes. Condition shows good color and shine, chipping around the mounting holes, and light wear to the edges. Condition: (8.0). Item Dimensions: Ea

SSP. Lot of two porcelain Coca Cola door pushes. The first has areas of touch-up around the grommets on both sides, surface scratching throughout the face and strong color and gloss. The second also h

This sign displays well and has great graphics. The sign has some added holes, rubs and mild discoloration. (Very Good Plus). 27 -1/2" x 19 -1/2".

Sign has moderate paper and cardboard loss on the bottom section, scattered edge wear, scuff marks and light toning. (Good - Very Good). 29" x 14".

The sign is in its original wooden frame. There is some soiling, mostly apparent on the left edge area. There are also a few rubs. (Very Good Plus). 43 -1/4" x 12 -1/2".

Decal appears to have never been used. Has a slight tear in the left-hand section of the sign. (Very Good). 15" x 13".

Included is one diecut 1958 Coca-Cola king sized sign; two French-Canadian Coca-Cola can signs; and one early paper sign advertising Coca-Cola carbonated in bottles, this piece is matted and ready to

Coke. 21.5" x 17.25" x 34"h Extremely Rare 1930's Coca Cola cooler by the J. Moss Equipment Co. Inc. Brooklyn NY. This is the only example of this version of Moss cooler we have seen. The Moss coolers

Titled "Where There's Coke - There's Hospitality". Some moderate scuff marks, soiling, discoloration and cardboard loss to the bottom left corner. (Good). 38" x 11".

This lot includes one French Canadian 1940 Coca-Cola calendar and one American 1940 Coca-Cola calendar. Both calendars retain a full monthly pad with cover sheet and also the original metal strips on

There is a paper tag on the back of this piece that says, “action sign number 26 and listed electrical details that should be adhered to. The front of the sign lists the manufacturer on the bott

SST. This extremely rare Canadian sign from Coca-Cola was made in 1940. It has a newly added frame. There are areas of paint loss in the field and one hole through the "L" in "Cola". There is paint lo

1940's-50's Coca-Cola, Rare French, Double Sided, 20" x 36", Cardboard, Side One: "Qualite Digne De Confiance" With Bottle And Button. Side Two "Iln'ya Rien Comme Un Coke" With Clown, Corner Loss, Som

Two (2) Early Embossed Coca Cola Bottles. Rare Canadian versions. Condition: Both show cloudy film, scuffs and lip flakes. Toronto bottle shows a tight 3/4" crack extending from lip.

Coca-Cola Porcelain Match Striker, Rare, Canadian, c.1939, Exc to Near Mint cond, 4.25"Sq.

Nice examples. Canadian and French Canadian.

Nice examples.

Nice example.

1515. 1930S COCA COLA -CENT FOUNTAIN DISPENSER | A scarce six sided Coca-Cola dispenser, 5¢ & drink Coca-Cola on all 6 six sides, a rare find. Provenance: Ray Burgess Collection. | 21" h. | All origi