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    Posted 14 years ago

    Terrya
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    I've had these cut outs for about 20 years and have never seen them in any books. I'm looking for information about them.

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    1. cocacolakid97 cocacolakid97, 14 years ago
      I have no idea. My guess is that it was part of a 1940's festoon. Can't find it petrtti's.
    2. Dizzydave Dizzydave, 14 years ago
      Looks more 50's. ? Back Bar displays where made to hang on the top of soda fountain back bars. NICE! Dave
    3. cocacolakid97 cocacolakid97, 14 years ago
      It could be.
    4. earlycoke earlycoke, 14 years ago
      Terrya,
      The 2 largest parts are part of a 5 part festoon a fairly rare 1945 festoon. The girl in the yellow would have been on the left and the girl in the green, on the right. There was a center piece with a woman in blue along with the Coca-Cola red disk. On each side of the girls there would have been a banner-like cutout that said "have a coke" and the other banner said "so delicious". The die-cut you have in the center belongs to another festoon from the same timeframe. The same lady is on the January page of the 1944 calendar (although holding a bottle).

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