A gentleman at the flea market brought a very nice collection of Coke trays. These are not reproductions but the original lithographed trays produced by Coke in the 1930s through the 1960s.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Trailer Trad Transport
Trailer Trad North Carolina
Trailer Trad Collecting
Trailer Trad Grooming
Trailer Trad Attire
Trailer Trad Time Travel
Popular Posts
-
I saw these beauties in a downtown thrift store and I knew that I had to save them. If you've never seen Doc Maarten dress shoes (whi... -
NC State is misunderstood. The largest university in North Carolina with 33,000 students and over one hundred Bachelors degrees, it is abund... -
My trip back to Virginia concluded with a stop off in Richmond to see my old college rugby club The Mothers compete for the Division II Stat... -
Don't let the sepia tone and washed out contrast fool you. The below photo is not a Daguerreotype from Civil War era Fredericksburg and ... -
Char-Grill in Raleigh is an old, old burger stand started in 1959 that still manages to do things right- fresh beef grilled to perfection ... -
Do you sometimes feel like abandoning J. Press but don't know an alternative source to get ribbon watchbands? I have a suggestion. Nat... -
Happy Halloween from Trailer Trad. I enjoy walking through the beautiful, historic downtown Richmond cemeteries; especially Hollywood Cemet... -
Like a squirrel, I've been frantically running around, gathering up for the winter. But, in my case, that means digging up classic men... -
I'm in the market for COLD weather boots and I've discovered a brand of boot that I may go with. Although I've still got my ... -
Ever wonder where Chucky the posessed doll lives? Built around fifty years ago, it looks perfectly innocent in day light but I wouldn't ...
No comments:
Post a Comment