COCA - COLA Couroc LIded Box - TM - One Club Dinner Los Angels January 1979
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:1823397 | Type of Advertising: Sign |
| Original/Reproduction: Original |
This is a great little stash box! It made by Couroc - Coca-Cola #1
Territory Managers Western AreaTM-One Club Dinner Los Angels January 1979
4 1/8" x 4 3/4” x 2 1/2"
Shipping will be the actual cost. You can combine items to save on postage.
We are in the process of selling my Dad’s Coca-Cola collection. My Dad, Bob, worked for Coca-Cola for 20+ years in the now defunct Fountain Dept. A some of the items in his collection are common, like the poc...ket mirrors, but some were only available to salesmen and are very hard to find. There are several items I still cant find on the internet. Its a very diverse collection. He was picky about what he saved so he had a little of everything.
Some pieces were on display in the house, but for the most part he packed everything up and stashed it in the garage rafters. Its been there since the 60s and 70s. So everything is in extremely good condition. There are some items that we actually used, like the little ice scoops or the screw drivers. Other things that were seemingly randomly stashed all over the house. Getting it all together and in one place has been an adventure. But I’m still finding stuff every time I turn around.
I will be posting his collection here on eBay over the next several weeks.
Territory Managers Western AreaTM-One Club Dinner Los Angels January 1979
4 1/8" x 4 3/4” x 2 1/2"
Shipping will be the actual cost. You can combine items to save on postage.
We are in the process of selling my Dad’s Coca-Cola collection. My Dad, Bob, worked for Coca-Cola for 20+ years in the now defunct Fountain Dept. A some of the items in his collection are common, like the poc...ket mirrors, but some were only available to salesmen and are very hard to find. There are several items I still cant find on the internet. Its a very diverse collection. He was picky about what he saved so he had a little of everything.
Some pieces were on display in the house, but for the most part he packed everything up and stashed it in the garage rafters. Its been there since the 60s and 70s. So everything is in extremely good condition. There are some items that we actually used, like the little ice scoops or the screw drivers. Other things that were seemingly randomly stashed all over the house. Getting it all together and in one place has been an adventure. But I’m still finding stuff every time I turn around.
I will be posting his collection here on eBay over the next several weeks.
