Preowned COLEMAN Vintage Green Steel 1970’s Ice Chest Cooler Collectible in VERY Good Condition. Exterior height is 16 inches, length is 22 1/2 inches with the 13 1/2 inches. There is some wear from use like scratches, a few minor dents etc. But this is in overall VERY good condition and the latch works as it should. The spouts cover is there and the hinges that hold the lid are in VERY good condition. Please check all of the pictures to be sure that you’re ok with the condition and to see what’s included.
22.5″ long, 13.5″ wide 12.5 tall. This vintage Coleman metal cooler box/chest is a must-have for any outdoor enthusiast. With a red glossy finish and rusty handles, this cooler is perfect for beach, RV, fishing, traveling, or camping adventures. It has one compartment. The cooler is made of steel and has a bottle opener handle. This item is a great addition to any collection and is made in the United States. Get ready for your next adventure with this classic Coleman cooler!
This listing is for a vintage large green metal Coleman ice chest cooler measuring 22″ L X 16″ W X 14 H The ice chest is used but has been cleaned and is in very good vintage condition. There are several scratches and there are signs of use/age. There is no damage. The ice chest is dated 6/84. All reasonable offers will be considered. I’m always here to answer questions.
Vintage: PALs Pal Ade Metal Cooler 1940s–1960s? Recenlty found this at an “Estate” sale. It is pretty Rare (I think) — as I’ve searched/googled name and can NOT find any other Pal Ade Drink Coolers out there. See below for a brief “History” of the company.. Measures: 18.5″ Tall, 17″ long, by 13 wide. Inside is very “clean” (no rust, no holes) see pic. Pop bottle logo is cut off on one side of cooler see pic. Logo on other side is also missing areas see pic. Small dent along 1 edge see pic. Some scuffs in paint along edges of cooler. For being 50+ years old — it is still in pretty good condition. Brief History of Company. The history of the company is foggy but Pal Ade was a popular drink that people still remember well today. Pal was bottled by Diamond Ginger Ale, Inc. In 1946, Diamond employed 18 route drivers and distributed its beverages throughout the state. The company moved to Waterbury in the 1880s and operated its bottling plant in the South End of the city 1663 South Main St. The name of the business was changed to Diamond Ginger Ale Inc. In the mid-1960s, the company was billed as the oldest soft drink bottling company in New England, producing more than 20 flavors Most popular being Ginger Ale, grape, root beer and cream soda. Pretty good size and weighs a bit — so… This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Merchandise & Memorabilia\Signs\Original\1930-69″. The seller is “ozkmtnemporium” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.
This cooler has paint chips, scratches, dents, discoloration, patina, etc – view photos to see what you are getting. The lid has denting to the corners (ran out of photo space). Dimensions: 14″D x 13.5″H x 21W (not including handles, opener etc). When was the last time you saw one of these? … Possibly never as I could only find two sales comps. If you need additional photos or clarification on anything, don’t hesitate to ask. This item is in the category “Collectibles\Advertising\Soda\Dr Pepper”. The seller is “occantiques” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States.