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This sign or maybe it is a cooler lid really puzzles me. Royal Crown or RC cola is typically yellow with red lettering this one is red and white similar to Coca Cola.

Whether it is a cooler lid or a sign the lettering seems to indicate that it is from the 1940s and would be an unusual addition to any RC collectors collection or RC fans man cave.

Royal Crown Cola (RC Cola) is a soft drink brand that has held significant importance in the beverage industry. Here are some key points about its significance:

Innovation and Early Adoption: RC Cola was introduced in 1905, making it one of the oldest cola brands. It emerged during a time when the soft drink industry was rapidly growing and becoming more competitive. RC Cola was an early player in the cola market and helped shape the industry's evolution.

Alternative to Leading Cola Brands: RC Cola positioned itself as an alternative to the dominant cola brands like Coca-Cola and Pepsi-Cola. It offered a distinct f...

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