VINTAGE COCA COLA LITHOGRAPHED METAL SIGN

A vintage Coca Cola metal sign Measures: 14 x 14 inches

Vintage Coca-Cola Metal Sign. Condition: Generally Good. Some Scratches Due to Use. Dimensions: L- 36" x W- 1 1/2" x H- 24". Provenance: From a New Jersey Home. Please note the absence of a Condition

Original Vintage Coca Cola Gas Today Metal Sign circa. 1932, USA, (As Is) Condition, Signs of wear commensurate with age, see photo for condition Dimensions 55" x 19" American 20th Century Dimensions:

Vintage from before 2000 Materials: metal, wood Description Vintage Coca Cola Metal Advertising Sign H 56" D 1" W 22.5" Good condition Reserve: $581.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shippi

circa 1920s-30s, some rust and paint loss, 14.25X22.5 inches

Vintage collectible coca-cola metal advertising sign. 32" H x 56" W.

Few scratches and stains on interior 48" x 10"

Classical Coca Cola metal sign decor. 18inch H, 43.6inch W.

Large classical Coca Cola metal sign, marked It’s the real thing Coke. 15inch H, 30inch L.

Size: 23x59, date code 5-46

Measures 20x28in.

Vintage Coca Cola. Metal advertising sign in good condition . Great color. Light scratches and ware. 5T x 12W

"Drink Coca-Cola" button advertising sign, reverse side with decal letters "Have A Coke Here"; 16" dia.; front side in good condition with scattered small losses and scratches, a couple of small dents

manufacstured by Robertson 54" W x 18" T some paint chipping and minor rust

42" L x 19 1/2" W

measures 27 3/4 X 19 3/4 inches

Vintage Coca-Cola Hanging Thermometer Metal Sign. Is approx 5" x 5/8" x 16" and it weighs under one pound at 0.44lb. The sign is in a good, vintage condition with some light surface rust. The thermome

Two Vintage 16" Coca-Cola Coke Metal Button Advertising Signs. New old stock.

Small dent in right side, measures 16 x 16 x 1 1/2in.

9 x 18 1/2,

22.5w x .5d x 26h

Holes and rust throughout. Measures 18 x 53 inches

Plastic with cracks and a hole; surface wear

Vintage Coca-Cola Fishtail Metal Tin Sign. Shows Coca-Cola logo with bottle. Reads "Enjoy that refreshing new feeling". Could be from 1962-1963.