HUGE CCBCLA Vintage Orig 70s-80s Coca-Cola Co. Employee Advertise/Collect Lot

Here we have a huge lot of vintage original 1970s- 1980s Coke-a-Cola  advertisements\collectibles. A unique Coke collection. These items are authentic and were given to employees of the Coke-a-Cola Bottling Company of Los Angeles (CCBCLA). These belonged to Mr. Ron Legan, the company's Sales Supervisor for Fresno, California in the late 1970s-early 1980s. These items are official company material, and were given to company representatives/employees. Some of the items are special promos from the 1984 Olympic Games. Some of the items are labeled with Legan's name. In one of the "Pause Prints" service awards, Ronald L. Legan is listed on the Honor Roll of Service for 15 years. Also included is Ron Legan's personal 1978 employee folder, complete with his name and business card.

There is a nice assortment of paper price advertisement cards, of which you can see in the 1st photo. These would have been displayed in stores. There are 60 of the Coke cards and 8 of the Sprite cards, which measure 11" x 5.5 inches. There are roughly 60 of the Coke Special cards, which measure 9" x 4.5 inches. There are 5 of the Coke bottle cards, which measure 8" x 4 inches. There are 15 of the Minute Maid cards, and there are 5 of the Save $ cards. There is also a lot of 35 assorted Coke brands advertisement cards, which measure about 4.5" x 4 inches. There are also 2 NutraSweet cards. There are also a lot of 16 Christmas/holiday cards that were issued from the company.

In the second photo, you can see the lot of 60 assorted brand lapel pins from 1982, which were given out to employees to commemorate the 1984 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. In that picture, you can also see a Minute Maid pinback button, and a Coke embroidered patch.

In the third photo, you can see a Coke sticker lot. There are 2 "Enjoy Coke" decals, 4 "Push Coke" stickers, 3 "Coke Great New Taste" stickers, four "Coke Go For The Real Thing" stickers, 3 Minute Maid stickers, and 2 "Coke is it!" stickers.

In the fourth photo, you can see another Coke collectible lot. Included here are 2 red wristband watches that are new unopened still in sealed in the plastic, a "Top All-Star" quartz crystal clock & calendar and pin set, a new in box pen watch, and three foldable glasses, two of which are new in their original case.

In the 5th photo you can see the lot of 28 plastic shelf price labels for assorted Coke brands, which would have been used in stores. They measure 7.5" x 1.25 inches.

In the 6th photo, you can see another Coke lot. Here, you can see an embroidered Coke patch badge, a "Coke is it!" sleeve/pocket, a Coke syrofoam stand, a   calculator, 3 sealed most towelettes, 3 balloons, 2 sweatbands which are new sealed, a  new unused shoelace, and an unused sleve of plastic bags.

The 7th photo contain as follows: The CCBCLA Annual Report from 1971, 1974 and 1975, as well as the official CCBCLA Annual Service Awards program.

The 8th photo has another small Coke lot: there are three Japanese Coke Bottle keychains which are new in box (only took them out of the box for taking pictures), 2 Minute Maid keychains,  3 Coke can keychains, two of which are new sealed, a Coke company collectible key, 5 unused packs of Coke golf tees, as well as 6 loose golf tees.

In the 9th photo, you can see the unused Coke mini tool set, the large Coke clip, the Fanta screwdriver set, all of which are new unused in their original packaging (Just took them out of the box to take pictures). Also pictured is a coke can/bottle opener.

In the 10th photo, you can see two "1902-1986 CCLA history/photo books, one of which includes the original Coke envelope. There is also an LA Times West Soda Pop Art Magazine, and 2 Coke 1977-1978 "Pause Prints" magazines/photo booklets.

The 11th photo shows two Coke 1984 Olympics foldable paper hats, a large Coke promotional Open/Close sign plus a large decal, as well as a serving tray.

The 12th photo shows a new unused Cherry Coke Outrageous Bic lighter, and the "Enjoy Coke" lighter, as well as the large oversized Mello Yello lighter with holder. Both of those are new unused with original packaging.

As you can see from the rest of the photos, there are also 2 lapel pins, 2 coin holders, 9 pinback buttons, 4 ID card writstbands, two pens, a Coke holiday box, an ID card holder, a large sized company Planning and Layout engineering pad from 1947, a 1985 holiday printout sheet booklet, a 1985 calendar, a centennial paper calendar, Calendar art sheets, two Coke 75th anniversary books, a reproduction poster, two Sprite  sticker rolls (which would have been used in stores), three Coke Decals (which measure 8.5" x 5 inches), three assorted Coke brand sticker lines, a 1984 Olympic sticker strip, 4 extra stickers and 3 decals, six "Coke Special" decals (which measure about 8" x 6 inches), two 1977-1978 "Pause Prints" magazines/photo booklets, three 1985-1986 issues of "The Flagship" magazines/newspapers, a 1984 Olympic Record photo booklet, six 1970 issues of "The Coke-a-Cola Bottler" magazine, a 1982 reproduction calendar, an unused 1987 Employee Monthly Appointment Book, a 1984 Los Angeles "The Olympic City" book, a Coke 1984 "Olympic Story" hardcover 2-book set with case, a company "A Winning Team" Route Management Manual, 11 company training documents/company advertisements, as well as a seperate lot of 19 company folders/booklets/training materials/fliers/advertisements.

I have tried to describe everything to the best of my ability, please look over the photos to gauge condition and to know what is here. I was unable to post all the photos here, but I do have pictures of everything. So if someone is seriously interested, I can send all the necessary additional pictures upon request. Everything looks to be in good overall condition for its age, as you can see from the photos. Don't hesitate to ask questions.