Posted 6 years ago
BroncoMan
(19 items)
This is one of my prized possessions. I found it in my favorite picking spot a few years ago. The seller had found it in someone’s attic being used for insulation!!! For me it is classic Coca-Cola from the Golden Age of their advertising catalogue (1930s-1950s). The sign is in the larger horizontal format (27 inches x 56 inches) and reads “Refreshment you go for” in gold against a deep green background. A beautiful all-American girl rides a bicycle with a six pack of Coke in its basket. The bottom left corner is marked “Copyright 1944-by the Coca-Cola Company”. There are some flaws, including a small hole near the front tire of the bike as well as some cracks and minor creases, but for a 70+ year old piece of paper, I’m fine with it. By a minor miracle, the dealer found an original Kay Displays frame in a nearby town at the time I bought the sign and I was able to get it as well. The frame is stamped “Property of Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Designed and Manufactured By Kay Displays Inc. Grand Rapids, Michigan, MADE IN U.S.A.
This is a really lovely 40s Coca Cola poster, your frame looks great with it
Thanks Newlfd, I’m very proud of it. Coca-Cola cardboard is my niche.