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- Seller:
- Dan Morphy Auctions
- Sold Price:
- $800
- Sold Date:
- May 12, 2021
Description:
This is a lot of three trolley car signs. The first is a Yuban The Arbuckle Coffee with great graphic image of young boy holding Yuban advertisement. It is marked in lower right-hand corner "C51". The top left corner has a 2" surface crease, the bottom left corner has about 1 - 1/2" missing, there is some normal soiling throughout and is in overall fair condition with strong, bright colors. The second one is a Coca-Cola Company advertisement, marked Atlanta, Georgia, with an image of a pretty girl removing product from period refrigerator. Some area of lifting, some clear tape residue on right and left-hand sides. Strong colors and fair condition. The third is a Cascarets advertisement with the iconic bare-breasted pretty girl sleeping by the sea. It advertises "To-night Cascarets / They Work While You Sleep". There is water staining throughout, which does not distract from the great image with good, bold colors. All are framed. Condition: (7.5-8.2). Dimensions: Largest Frame: 12" x 21 - 3/4".
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