Large Coca Cola Framed Tin Litho Sign stork drilled to accommodate six pipes

drilled to accommodate six pipes vertically around the perimeter

Date: Mid-to-Late 19th Century

Antique ferrotype (sometimes melainotype) photos of unknown subjects taken during the Victorian Era (late 1800s to early 1900s) as evidenced by their clothing and method of photo developing used

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Wood frame shows scattered surface wear

Large Coca Cola Framed Tin Litho Sign stork drilled to accommodate six pipesc. 1940s; mfd. by Robertson Dualife, Inc. for The Coca Cola Company Atlanta, GA Large horizontal Coca Cola advertising sign with iconic cream script lettering against a vivid red field, retaining "Drink Coca Cola" branding along with "Reg. U. S. Pat. Off." text beneath the logo. The sign is mounted within a later rustic wood frame and was produced by Robertson Dualife of Springfield, Ohio, reflecting the bold, simplified branding Coca Cola used