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STEP'S CO.,LTD
| Address | 1-1404 Makinosato Meitou-ku Nagoya-shi Aichi, JAPAN ZIP:465-0068 |
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| Representative Name | NAOTO KISHIMOTO |
| Annual Revenue | JPY 300,000,000 |
| No. of Employees | 7 |
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Wall Plate Coca-Cola
SD item code:17302539
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1Pc
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JAN:605279121687
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(st-dsp-2168)
JAN:605279121687
Wholesale Price: Members Only
1 pc /set
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About 1 week
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[Size]W320/H405mm
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Country of manufacture: USA
Material / component: [Material]Metal
Made in USA
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Description
| *Imported Directly from the U.S.* Coca-Cola Metal Sign Plate *Made in the USA* The bright red Coca-Cola logo, the classic green bottle, and a mysterious boy peeking out from the side of the bottle with a [grin]... Who is this guy!? (lol) This vintage-style metal sign is inspired by classic American Coca-Cola advertisements. Featuring the text “[5¢]” and “[Delicious Refreshing IN BOTTLES],” its OLD AMERICAN design evokes the era when you could get a Coke for 5 cents. Although brand new, the surface and edges have been given a vintage finish that replicates rust and grime, creating a worn-out look as if it had been hanging in a garage for decades. And this white-haired boy is none other than [Sprite Boy]. He is a historic character who appeared in Coca-Cola advertisements in the 1940s and was even used in ads to explain that [Coca-Cola] and its nickname [Coke] refer to the same drink. He was created by Haddon Sundblom, the artist famous for drawing the Coca-Cola Santa. By the way, despite the name [Sprite Boy], he’s completely different from the lemon-lime soda called Sprite. This little boy actually came first! His name comes from “sprite” (meaning “fairy” or “imp”), and the soda called Sprite didn’t appear until much later. He wears a bottle cap on his head, has white hair and red cheeks, and sports an indescribably mischievous expression. He’s a little eerie. But that’s part of his charm (lol). This is a niche, old-school piece I’d recommend to anyone who finds the standard Coca-Cola signs a bit underwhelming! With mounting holes in each corner, it’s perfect for wall displays in garages, shops, American-style rooms, bars, kitchens, and more. |
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| Shipping Method | Estimated Arrival |
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| Sea Mail | From Sep.18th 2026 to Nov.20th 2026 |
| Air Mail | From Sep.2nd 2026 to Sep.4th 2026 |
| EMS | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.4th 2026 |
| Pantos Express | From Sep.3rd 2026 to Sep.8th 2026 |
| DHL | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
| UPS | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
| FedEx | From Sep.1st 2026 to Sep.3rd 2026 |
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Some trading conditions may be applicable only in Japan.
*Due to the nature of the product, bent or broken corners may be found on some items.
Due to the nature of the material, it is possible to put them back together. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause you, and we appreciate your understanding and cooperation. *We will not ship if it is very bad, but there may be stains, scratches, etc. Please understand that these are just taste. We hope you understand that these are just a taste of the product. Please understand that these are just the taste of the product. |
Other items from this category:
The bright red Coca-Cola logo, the classic green bottle, and a mysterious boy peeking out from the side of the bottle with a [grin]... Who is this guy!? (lol)
This vintage-style metal sign is inspired by classic American Coca-Cola advertisements.
Featuring the text “[5¢]” and “[Delicious Refreshing IN BOTTLES],” its OLD AMERICAN design evokes the era when you could get a Coke for 5 cents.
Although brand new, the surface and edges have been given a vintage finish that replicates rust and grime, creating a worn-out look as if it had been hanging in a garage for decades.
And this white-haired boy is none other than [Sprite Boy].
He is a historic character who appeared in Coca-Cola advertisements in the 1940s and was even used in ads to explain that [Coca-Cola] and its nickname [Coke] refer to the same drink.
He was created by Haddon Sundblom, the artist famous for drawing the Coca-Cola Santa.
By the way, despite the name [Sprite Boy], he’s completely different from the lemon-lime soda called Sprite.
This little boy actually came first! His name comes from “sprite” (meaning “fairy” or “imp”), and the soda called Sprite didn’t appear until much later.
He wears a bottle cap on his head, has white hair and red cheeks, and sports an indescribably mischievous expression. He’s a little eerie.
But that’s part of his charm (lol). This is a niche, old-school piece I’d recommend to anyone who finds the standard Coca-Cola signs a bit underwhelming!
With mounting holes in each corner, it’s perfect for wall displays in garages, shops, American-style rooms, bars, kitchens, and more.
真っ赤なCoca-Colaロゴ、昔ながらのグリーンボトル、そして瓶の横から「ニヤッ」と顔を出す謎の少年……誰だコイツ！？（笑）
古き良きアメリカのコカ・コーラ広告をモチーフにしたヴィンテージスタイルのメタルサインです。
「5¢」「Delicious Refreshing IN BOTTLES」の文字も入り、コーラが5セントで飲めた時代を思わせるOLD AMERICANなデザイン。
新品ですが、表面やフチには錆や汚れを再現したヴィンテージ加工が施され、何十年もガレージに掛かっていたようなヤレ感を演出しています。
そして、この白髪の少年こそ「Sprite Boy（スプライトボーイ）」。
1940年代にCoca-Colaの広告に登場した歴史あるキャラクターで、「Coca-Cola」と愛称の「Coke」が同じ飲み物であることを伝える広告にも使われました。
あの有名なコカ・コーラのサンタを描いたハッドン・サンドブロムが生み出したキャラクターです。
ちなみに「Sprite Boy」という名前ですが、あのレモンライム飲料のSpriteとは別モノ。
こちらの坊やの方が先輩です！ “sprite＝妖精・小鬼”から付けられた名前で、飲料のSpriteが登場するのはもっと後のお話。
頭にはボトルキャップ、白い髪に赤いほっぺ、そして何とも言えないイタズラ顔。ちょっと不気味。
でも、それがいい（笑）。 定番のCoca-Cola看板では物足りない人にオススメしたい、マニアックでOLD SCHOOLな一枚です！
四隅には取り付け用の穴が開いているので、ガレージやショップ、アメリカンな部屋、BAR、キッチンなどの壁面ディスプレイにもバッチリです。