Minor marks, light wear, and soiling are visible, though it's still in very good condition. At a 2008 sale by Morphy Auctions, it went for $258.75
Additionally, our inventory includes a wide selection of antique street and railroad signage. Vibrant colors are a hallmark of Coke collectibles, as seen in this beautiful umbrella girls festoon, which was released somewhere around 1918. While it exhibits minor wear, the condition is excellent. Yet, the beautiful girl in a flower garden enjoying a Coca-Cola is unmistakable. The size is 23 by 23 inches and it sold in 2008 for $230 at Morphy Auctions. Many neon sign manufacturers can add logos, special colors, as well as wording; basically, if you can draw it, it can be converted into a neon sign. A near-mint version of this tray sold at auction for $1,610 in 2010. It is dated around 1933 and measures 11 1/2 by 35 inches. Antique advertising signs. Considered to be in excellent condition, it has a small closed tear at the bottom, minor marks, and light wear.
When customized, most signs will be hand bent and should be UL approved, and all neon signs should come with a six-foot power cable, 110-volt transformer and chain to hang the sign.Neon signs already manufactured can cater to many businesses such as bars, auto glass shops, cell phone stores, banks, restaurants, ice cream parlors, coffee shops, pizza joints, barber shops, tanning salons, dentist offices and jewelry store.Custom signs will take about seven to 21 days to process and complete. There's never been a pricing resource like this for sign makers. A battery-operated Japanese toy bank dispenser, this piece includes the original box, which is scarce. Issued in 1936 to celebrate Coke's 50th anniversary, this is a difficult-to-find 30- by 50-inch poster. This 1940s to 50s piece features brass-colored bottles under the glass dome and is rather large for this style of Dated around 1927, this die-cut cardboard sign is rarely seen on the market, but it's a fantastic piece. The selling price was $600 at Morphy Auctions in 2013. From 1930 or so, this tin serving tray featuring a litho of a young woman in a bathing suit is fun. This 1930s paper kite with the Coca-Cola logo and bottle includes the original wooden stretcher sticks. Find golf club trade-in and re-sales values for over 4,000 models of used golf clubs at the PGA Value Guide, from leading manufacturers such as Callaway, TaylorMade, Taylor Made, Titleist, Ping, Odyssey, Nike, Cleveland, Mizuno, Cobra, Adams, Wilson. Antique advertising collectors decorate their homes, garages, barns and offices with these pieces. A playful piece that any Coke collector would enjoy, this is a plastic Coca-Cola dispenser toy. Below you will find a free auction based price guide for vintage beer signs and breweriana related signs. Wall clocks are far more common, so you'll want to look for unusual fonts and designs. This one is rare, featuring a lovely woman lounging in a white evening gown enjoying a glass of Coke. It sold for $747.50 via Morphy Auctions in 2008. In 2010, it brought a selling price of $195.50 at Morphy Auctions.
It also has minor marks and medium soiling, so its condition is listed as very good. It does include the 10 original glass bottles and has the box minus the end flaps. With only minuscule marks, wear, and very few nicks, its condition is excellent to near mint.
This set of playing cards from around 1943 is a complete and original deck with the jokers. Clocks are also very popular and common with the Coke theme. Condition and uniqueness are everything. The Sign Pricing Guide is now in the hands of thousands of sign shops from coast-to-coast. Such is the case for the 1950s Coca-Cola whirlygig sign with the base that stands 13 inches tall.