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    Posted 10 years ago

    CokemanHal
    (12 items)

    I call this piece "The Three Ladies". I don't know the real name of the piece. It measures about 72"x 24". The colors are beautiful. Taking the picture thru glass doesn't do it justice. The piece is in near mint condition. I've owned it over forty years.

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    1. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 10 years ago
      Uh-oh, kicking it up a notch, Hal! I call it Sweet 1918 Festoon... or Backbar Beauties.
    2. Edisonfan Edisonfan, 10 years ago
      This is beautiful and a very early festoon. Thank you for sharing...nice to see in such good condition. How did you aquire 40 years ago? Always interested in the story.
    3. CokemanHal CokemanHal, 10 years ago
      Back in the late sixties, early seventies I got interested in coca cola advertising. There was no e-bay or Internet. I did have a few friends that were into early advertising pieces and they would tell me about stuff at different shops, we kinda worked together. All my stuff came out of antique shops and advertising shows in the L.A. Area.You just had to cruise around and find the stuff. I haven't bought any coke stuff in a long time.
    4. PostCardCollector PostCardCollector, 9 years ago
      OHHHH I want one!!

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