Royal Crown Cola sign. Cardboard sign with two GI's in service coats drinking Royal Crown cola. It measures about 71 x 28 centimeters. It is 1943 dated. 1943 is also the year the comedy movie Happy Go Lucky featuring Mary Martin was filmed. The sign has some damage and discoloration but is...
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Camouflage Blinds the Enemy poster which measures about 34.5 x 51 centimeters. Dated 1943 at the bottom. The colors are vibrant. The edges have some minor tears and creases. The size makes it perfect for framing and display. Very good condition.
Typical wartime carrier for six bottles made of plywood and masonite with rope handle. When many materials became scarce during the war soda producers looked for other ways to carry bottles. Because of the materials used this carrier is fragile but it is a miracle it even survived this long!...
One of the four playing card decks with Army theme Coca Cola produced in 1943. Two of these were airplane spotter decks and this is one of them. On the front of the box is the lovely Nurse. The tax stamp is still present. The box shows use but the cards are still in great shape. The deck is...
Foldout cardboard carrier for six bottles. This is the low version carrier with 1945 type Pepsi-Cola bottle cap logo. It was not been used. This type of cardboard carrier is hard to find today as not many survived. Also see photos of the patent numbers mentioned on the bottom of the carrier....
Royal Crown Cola sign. Cardboard sign with Dorothy Lamour holding a bottle of Royal Crown cola. It measures about 71 x 28 centimeters. This sign is not actually dated but its from 1944, the year the movie 'Rainbow Island' featuring Dorothy Lamour was filmed. The sign has some damage and...