1943 Drink Coca-Cola WWII Rest Pause That Refreshes Cardboard Litho Advertising Sign COKE 20 x 36 Inch Sign NR (No Reserve Price, this sign will sell to the highest bidder!)
Good Condition: This Rare poster has quite a few holes from it being mounted along the ceiling frame with the color side up, so the colors have remained vibrant, but it has left holes, some water staining and a couple of small tears around the edges in this wonderful piece.
20" inches tall and 36" inches wide
Copyright The Coca-Cola Company, 1943. This Lithograph on cardboard was printed in the USA by Niagara Lithography Company.
"The Rest-Pause that Refreshes"
This Lithograph featurs 3 beautiful young women from the Women's Army Corps who are all holding their Coke Bottles.
How did the poster get the holes?
Our client's father worked at a Coca-Cola plant during the early 1950s, he found a few of these posters and brought them home to cover the ceiling in the new garage. They were used face up on the rafters, so the images were protected from sunlight, the color is good but it does have a number of holes in it from mounting.
Please see the photos, this is the exact poster you will receive when you win.

C1917 Kaiserliche Marine WWI Imperial German Navy 8-Day U-Boat Ship Bulkhead Clock Gustav Becker NR (No Reserve Price, this clock will sell to the highest bidder!)
Excellent Running Condition, the Gustav Becker movement runs like a top and keeps accurate time.
This RARE Gustav Becker Clock made in late 1917 or early 1918 does not have the face plate signed by the distributor, which is really rare, usually when the distributer delivered these clocks to the Imperial German Navy they would have put there name on the front, the 9 big clock companies were: Peters, Happe, Schuchmann, Tietz, Staebe, Czapp, Wegner, Schnoor or Kophamel, usually located in Kiel or Silesia (Poland).
It has the original black paint on it which is also very desirable, you see people have cleaned and polished most of these back to the brass.
The Gustav Becker movement, with serial number 2331714, has the Freiburg mark, dating the movement back to 1883-1885 and it matches the case which is also numbered 2331714 on the backside of the case.
The clock face has Roman Numerals, the imperial crown over the M, Kaiserliche Marine, with the number 4877 on the right side. There is a seconds dial & hand, the seconds hand may be a replacement. The larger minute and hour hands are original. There is a fast/slow lever above 12. It is a single winding arbour.
The clock is mounted on a piece of wood that is 9 3/4" inches in diameter.
Weight: 7.3 lbs
It has a 6" inch face and is 3 1/2" inches deep. It was bought from an antique dealer in New Jersey in the early 1990s with no known information on how it got there. It has not been serviced since being bought, and we do not known the last time it was professionally serviced.
The glass has been replaced, but they did not use the original beveled glass, one screw is missing on the rim and a couple aren't in all of the way, the seal does not fully close around the bezel like it should, which keeps the lock from fully closing, the bezel is bent from when the glass broke or from being replaced with the wrong glass. All of the numbers on the brass bezel match, they are all stamped "69" on the both parts of latch, and the bezel. In a photo you can see a repair job done on the bezel latch where it attaches the the rest of the brass case. It displays nice as is, or you may want to have it professionally restored.
Please see the photos, this is the exact clock you will receive when you win.