Early 1900s Koca Nola (Coke imitator label)

Koca Nola was an early Coca Cola imitation made just after the turn of the century. Their claim to fame was that it was a great tonic, and "Dopeless" which was in stark contrast to most beverages of the day including Coca Cola which contained Cocaine during one period of time (why do you think they called it Coca Cola?). These labels which came out of the original factory in Atlanta, GA are extremely rare and very desirable to Coke collectors. About 4" wide.