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Old 07-29-2013, 02:53 PM
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Default Joe was one hard working guy
I'm sure he was popular with the ladies
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I think I've seen a similar ad with Merkle.

Cool piece!

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I guess you'll have to frame that next to an article about Merkle's Boner.
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Great ad piece. I recently picked up a Gibson Coca-Cola ad that I intend to frame as soon as I figure out exactly how I want to frame it.

I wonder if anyone has ever compiled a complete checklist of these.

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I have a Carinals scorecard from 1946 and the front is a huge Coca Cola ad. At some point there was some paper loss on the front and now it reads: "Need Refreshment? Have a Cok"
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I guess you'll have to frame that next to an article about Merkle's Boner.
well, now that we've gone there.. don't forget about Snodgrass's you know what.
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I picked up a few of these today. Is there a market for them? Thanks
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