ADVERTISING AUCTION SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2019 • 10:00 AM Auction Will Be Held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co

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ADVERTISING AUCTION SUNDAY, MAY 26, 2019 • 10:00 AM Auction will be held in Kenwood Hall at the Saline Co. Expo, 900 Greeley, Salina, KS. SIGNS, CLOCKS, THERMOMETERS BOTTLES Signs inc: (Nichol Kola; King Kola; Wonder; Vernors; Dixi-Cola; Whistle; Drink Bireleys; Jac Jic; Cleo Cola; Twin-Orange; Whiz; Hires; Fresca; Tab; Teem; Pepsi; Coca Cola; Squirt; 7 UP; Coke button; Orange Crush; Royal Crown; Squirt; Dr Pepper; Squeeze Clocks inc: (Dr. Pepper long regulator; Krist; Coca Cola; Frostie; Nesbitts; Royal Crown; Dr. Pepper; Diet Rite Cola) Thermometers inc: (Coca Cola; Dr. Pepper; Royal Crown; Team; Nesbitts; Pepsi; Barqs; NuGrape; Orange Crush; Mission Orange; Grapette; Bubble Up); Sunbeam Bread girl thermometer Menu Boards inc: (Squirt; Pepsi; Coca Cola; Nesbitts; Orange Crush; Nehi; Bubble Up; Hires; Vess; Barq’s; Mason; Kayo; Sun-drop; Sun-crest) Buttons: (Pepsi; Coca Cola; Bireleys; Mason; Jac Jic; Orange Crush; Dr. Sweets Root Beer); Nesbitts mileage charts Coke Trays: (1925, 1929, 1935, 1953-1960, 1950-52); 1920 Nu Grape tray Pop Bottles 700 Plus inc: (Blue Jay; Hornet; Old Faithful; Beehive; Col Albert Lea; Mountain Dew w/ﬁ lled by signatures inc: Maw & Paw; Vess; Virginia Dare; K Orange; Whistle; White Rock; Nemo; Woosies; 30-30; Lift; Zip; Pilot; Polly’s Soda; Donald Duck; Players; Yankee; Long Tom; many other); Embossed bottles (wood case full Star Salina; Geuda Springs, KS; Blue Valley; Big Chief; Jumbo; Seg’s Big One; Uncle Joe; Mankato; Serenaders KC; Many other Kansas towns); Coke convention bottles (1950, 1955, 1957, 1958, 1959 plus 13 other in 1960’s & 70’s KU items: (1st Jayhawk basketball team picture 1899-1900; Big 8 basketball; 2004 Final Four basketball; 1990-91 Final Four basketball signed; Several early pendants) 150 Coffee Tins inc: Universal Uncle Sam; Bureau of Coffee info w/tin & coffee samples; Victor; New Life; Royal Scarlet; Holland House; Equator; Orchard Park; Yellow Bonnet; Condor; Berma; New Life; T & T; Royal Scarlet; Campbell Holton; Golden Son; Deep-Rich; Kroger; McLaughlin’s; White House; 18-K; Pom Co; Carruthers-Jones Shoe Co. lady picture calendar; Vienna Art plates; Orange Crush light; 50’s Buddy L Coke truck NOTE: Bill collected for many years. This is a very quality collection. Check our website for more pictures at www.thummelauction.com. BILL TACKETT COLLECTION Auction Conducted By THUMMEL REAL ESTATE & AUCTION, LLC 785-738-0067.

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