Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Holiday. Show all posts
Sunday, March 1, 2020
Coca-Cola Santa 1999
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a metal tin and feature images from 1953.
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
Sunday, February 16, 2020
Coca-Cola Santa 1998
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a metal tin and feature images from 1939 and 1935.
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
Monday, February 10, 2020
Bicycle 110 Year Anniversary Holiday set
Description: A collectible dual deck set in a metal tin from 1995 that celebrates the 110th anniversary of Bicycle playing cards.
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
Coca-Cola Santa 1997
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a metal tin and feature images from 1939 and 1935.
Each deck features a different Santa illustration for the cards' back, but there's no evidence of exciting faces, so these decks are unopened.
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
Coca-Cola Santa 1996
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a hinged metal tin that features images from 1964 and 1952.
Each deck features a different Santa illustration for the cards' back, but there's no evidence of exciting faces, so these decks are unopened.
For some reason, I have two sets of these. I don't normally have two sets of dual decks, so it's a little unusual.
Number of decks: 4
Open?: No
Coca-Cola Santa 1995
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a hinged metal tin featuring images of Santa from 1947 and 1950.
Each deck features a different Santa illustration for the cards' back, but there's no evidence of exciting faces, so these decks are unopened
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
Saturday, February 8, 2020
Coca-Cola Santa Number 3
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a three dimensional tin shaped like Santa. It's not the standard rectangular tin, and looking at it, you wonder how they got two decks of cards in there.
Each deck features a different Santa illustration for the cards' back, but there's no evidence of exciting faces, so these decks are unopened
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No.
Coca-Cola Santa 1997 #2
Description: The Santa Claus American's know and love--the jolly fat man with a long beard wearing a red suit with a large black belt and black boots--comes to us courtesy of Coca-Cola. Starting in the 1930s, Coke commissioned Haddon Sudloom to create this image, and it stuck with us.
This dual deck set comes in a hinged metal tin, and each deck features a different Santa illustration for the cards' back. There's no sign the cards are special in any way, so I've opted not to open them.
Number of decks: 2
Open?: No
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