Circa 1929. Exceptionally rare salesman sample Glascock "standard" cooler. Features twin hinged top lids with zinc interior compartment, original advertising panels on all four sides, side bottle opener and caster feet. Panel colors appear bright and fresh. There is one tiny rub and two tiny paint chips on one panel which is mentioned for accuracy and is very hard to see. The green crinkle painted top and lids are in very good condition with some minor paint chips. A very impressive salesman sample worthy of any serious Coca-Cola collector. From the estate of Gene and Sue Brinker of Evansville, Indiana. Condition: (Excellent Plus). Item Dimensions: 13" x 10-1/2" x 8".
Circa 1929. Exceptionally rare salesman sample Glascock "standard" cooler. Features twin hinged top lids with zinc interior compartment, original advertising panels on all four sides, side bottle opener and caster feet. Panel colors appear bright and fresh. There is one tiny rub and two tiny paint chips on one panel which is mentioned for accuracy and is very hard to see. The green crinkle painted top and lids are in very good condition with some minor paint chips. A very impressive salesman sample worthy of any serious Coca-Cola collector. From the estate of Gene and Sue Brinker of Evansville, Indiana. Condition: (Excellent Plus). Item Dimensions: 13" x 10-1/2" x 8".
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