c. 1950s Coca-Cola Cardstock Advertising Sign punched The arms of the chairs

The arms of the chairs rest at a height of 26"

Each of the shelves has usable space of roughly 45" x 15" x 10"

This may have been marketed as a personal health device at the time of manufacture - commonly referred to as quack devices today

This sign is an example of the so-called "fishtail" Coke logo

c. 1950s Coca-Cola Cardstock Advertising Sign punched The arms of the chairs1956; The Coca Cola Co. Atlanta Litho printed cardstock restaurant advertisement. This piece features printed paintings of a sandwich and bottle of Coke with thin lettering and the iconic Coke logo. Exhibits minor signs of wear including creases, small rips, and some small stains. 17" W x 12" H Please refer to photos regarding condition. For more information regarding delivery of your order, please review our shipping Terms and Conditions page. MM C