Original and very rare, 1912 Coca-Cola Tin Lithographed \"Calendar Girl” Advertising Tip Tray with illustration of a beautiful young woman by Hamilton King. This wonderful oval Tip Tray measures 4 3/8” by 6” and features a bust portrait of the Beautiful Woman wearing a wide brimmed hat and gauzy scarf. In her right hand she raises a \"Coca-Cola\" Soda Fountain Glass toward her lips. The image is referred to by Coke Collectors as “The Calendar Girl” Tray. Text at the bottom of the Tray reads “Drink Coca-Cola / Delicious and Refreshing”. The image is signed by the artist in the plate - Hamilton King - and is copyright 1912 by Wolf & Co. The Tray also carries the mark of the manufacturer - the Passaic Metal Ware Co. of Passaic, New Jersey.

This beautiful Coca-Cola Tip Tray is not a reproduction, reissue or restrike but is an original 1912 Tray manufactured by The Passaic Metal Ware Co. for Coca-Cola in 1912. It is unconditionally guaranteed to be original and of the period!!!

This wonderful and VERY rare, 1912 Coca-Cola Tip Tray in very good condition - the lithography is crisp and beautiful. The colors are bright and vibrant. There are areas of darkening / soiling and also small area of surface loss. We have included a number of scans of this rare Coke Tray and ask that potential buyers please take the time to view them for a good indication of condition.

A VERY rare and beautiful, original, 1912 Coca-Cola Tip Tray by Hamilton King and a fantastic addition to any collection!!!

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