Gatefold of the Esquire magazine of March 1941. Alberto Vargas followed up George Petty as the Pin Up artist with Esquire magazine in 1941. His 'Varga-girls' soon became famous and his work was inspirational for nose-art on many planes. Varga created a series of Pin Ups which were presented in...
WACO "CG-4A" glider poster. 1944 dated. The poster measures about 64 x 48 centimeters. It has no creases of being folded and will look awesome framed. Very good condition.
Welcome Home 29th Division button. The diameter measures about 2.2 centimeters. Very good condition.
Welcome Home 1st Division button. The diameter measures about 2.2 centimeters. Very good condition.
Coca Cola fighting plane sign, B-17. Cardboard sign that measures about 38.5 x 33 centimeters. In 1943 Coca Cola published the first series of 20 fighting planes signs. In 1944 the second series was published. This is the Boeing "Fortress" B-17 Heavy Bomber of the second series. The sign is...
Be with him at every mail call poster. 1945 dated. The poster measures about 56 x 71 centimeters. The colors are strong and vibrant and the poster shows minimal signs of use. It will look awesome framed! Very good condition.
A careless word ... A NEEDLESS LOSS poster. 1943 dated. The poster measures about 56 x 71 centimeters. The colors are strong and vibrant and the poster shows minimal signs of use. It will look awesome framed! Very good condition.
License plate, Illinois. 1942 dated. Nice wartime display item. Very good condition.
Coca Cola flyer. Super rare early war Coca Cola fold out leaflet showing a Coca Cola bottle with early style helmet holding a rifle. The colors are bright and vibrant. This is an excellent wartime Coca Cola item that displays well. Excellent condition.
Unused Coca Cola notebook with calendar of 1943. As pictured in the Coca Cola advertising pricelist of 1944 on the page of Material for Men in the Armed Forces. Superb wartime Coca Cola collectible that is perfect for display and adds color to the collectio. Very good condition.
Coca Cola cardboard carrier. Foldout cardboard carrier for six bottles. This is the iconic Coca Cola 'carton' that was introduced in 1939 (see copyright date on the bottom) and used thouggout the early 40's. There are several patent numbers on the bottom of the carton with 2,171,615 of 1939...
Coca Cola mending kit. As pictured in the Coca Cola advertising pricelist of 1944 on the page of Material for Men in the Armed Forces. It contains all its buttons, thread and needles and was ever used. Very good condition.