Coca Cola Trays 101 Episode 1 | 1916 Elaine WWI Girl Tray

Описание: Welcome to a brand new series on my channel where I talk to you all about the different Coca Cola trays that I have in my collection. My goal for this series is to help inform you all on what to look for on the original trays and on the reproduction trays so you know what exactly you have come across on your treasure hunts. I have several different original trays that I will be pairing with the reproductions so you know what marking to look for and how to tell the differences between the originals and the reproductions. If you have any questions, please feel free to leave them down below in the comments section below.

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About Me: I have been going to antique shops since I was in diapers. I grew up surrounded by items of decades past and have carried on that legacy as a 3rd generation collector and reseller. I am currently working part time and have a goal of trying to sell on both eBay and Amazon full time. I love thrifting, flea marketing, garage saleing, and antiquing, because I never know what I am going to find. The thrill of the hunt is what makes my adrenaline pump. Thrifting and antiquing are hobbies that pay for themselves. I like buying things for myself and for others whilst looking for things I can resell not only to make a profit, but to pay for the things I treasure. I started filming YouTube videos back in 2013 after I graduated high school. I love anything vintage, specifically the 1950’s. Even though the mid-century modern era is my all-time favorite era, the decades before that time and just slightly after that time all have something funky and cool that make it fun to mix and match in present day.