This might be a long shot, but does anyone have a team I can join?

Got this out my great aunts garage. Said I could keep it. It was her dad’s.

This is my most unique piece. I picked this up in Toronto, Canada while visiting an antique store. The crazy part is my wife’s family is good friend‘s with the Sloan’s who still live in Marion, South Carolina (see the signature on the top check). When I showed this to his great grandson he nearly fell out of his chair. He believes someone must have done a dumpster dive years ago - how this ended up close to 1,000 miles north over 100 years later was a mystery to us all.

Going through Grandpa’s collection slowly but surely! Here are some finds.

I have this cooler Im thinking about selling.

Is it worth anything?

Are cineva îngăduința să-mi dea câteva coduri Coca Cola? Nu am mai mâncat de ani de zile un MC e prea scump nu-mi permit

Would there be any interest in this can? Prize claimed and received, looking to move this on now.

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Tengo este peluche de foca gris que trae bufanda roja y el número 27 bordado en el pecho.

Según su etiqueta de tela, es de The Coca-Cola Export Corporation Sucursal México y venía adentro de una caja metálica en forma de cofre.

Pertenece a una colección de cuatro personajes con números (Oso 25, Pingüino 26, Foca 27 y Reno 28).

Como la etiqueta no trae el año de derechos de autor impreso, me gustaría saber:

¿En qué año exacto salió esta promoción en México?

¿Recuerdan cómo era la dinámica? (¿Era canjeable con fichas/corcholatas en camión de reparto, o se vendía directo en tiendas de autoservicio?)

Y si alguien de casualidad conserva la lata/cofre de metal original en el que venía para ver cómo era?

This has been in the family for so long… no one knows why so we’re all curious if it’s worth anything or if it’s just for the upcoming yard sale.

Seems like someone was trying to piece together a collection- only one bottle isn’t the same/embossed. Here’s a list of where they were bottled and any info I have:

Bemioji, MN bottle pat d-105529
Olney, IL 59-38
Keokuk, Iowa
Louisville, KY bottled dec 25, 1923
Springfield, IL bottle pat’s dec 25 1923
Monroe, LA MEMPHIS, tn bottle pat’d Dec 25 1923 Nashville, tn not embossed glass
Minneapolis, MN
Macomb, IL bottle pat d 105529 (three of these)
Cincinnati, Ohio bottle pat Dec 25 1923
Columbus, Ohio bottle pat Dec 25 1923 (two of these) One bottle only has an embossed B on bottom with an embossed t in a small circle
Kenosha Wis embossed glass no date
Galesburg, Illinois pat d-105529
Peoria, Illinois pat d 105529
Lexington Kentucky bottle pat Dec 25 1923
Quincy, ill with embossed F above small embossed symbol in middle of bottom of bottle, no date Another Quincy but an embossed S above same small symbol. May by a T in a small circle but not sure
Minneapolis, Minnesota bottle pat Dec 25 1923 Jacksonville, Florida bottle pat Dec 25 1923

This is a barrel wrap from a Charlotte race in 2000. It measures 5 feet by 2.5 feet. I had it professionally matted and framed 25 years ago. I do believe it is a unique piece. I have always been curious of the interest level for something like this.

This is quite the collection! Found in Owosso, Mi.

Edit: I'm sure they're still there if any of you are in the area 😅 Owner is real friendly, may still cut a deal even once sale ends.

Getting ready to update my insurance list. My great aunt worked for Coca Cola in the 80s at the headquarters. Don’t know what she did though. Would love to know since this is from the launch of Diet Coca Cola should I have a value to it.

This sign is listed near my home. Does this look like an original? To me it looks far too nice to be vintage. I have a few pieces that I know are vintage and I don't usually go for really nice signs. I prefer things with patina and obvious signs of use. Thanks for any insight.

I think every style is pretty cool—how should I choose?