Six 1950s Vintage Coca-Cola Diner Advertising Signs / Channel Cards, Sandwiches A goup of six paper Coca-Cola diner advertising adhesive signs Ca. 1950s from a Manhattan diner, promoting various sandwiches, with the original packaging sleeve. Type: Advertising Materials: Paper Markings & Inscriptions: Marked Date: Ca. 1950s Maker: The Coca-Cola Company Dimensions: Each measures about 7" x 22". Provenance: From a Princeton, New Jersey collection. Generally good condition, some with edgewear and minor staining, four with crease marks along the left edge, etc.

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