Vintage WWII 1940s Coca-Cola Crown Caps / Bottle Cap, Cork Coke, Special Service

Description

This is a pair of vintage Coca-Cola from the 1940s, specifically during the WWII years.
With materials in short supply during WWII, bottling companies were using paint sparingly and created simple cheap roller stamps to make caps quicker and cheaper. The repeating logo cap was used on bottles in the US.
The "Special Service For US Armed Forces" cap was used on bottled products (including beer) that went to troops overseas.
The white repeating logo cap has a CCS logo in the midst of all the text, appearing on the shoulder. The Special Service cap appears to be made on the reverse side of another cap printing and has a C in a circle logo in the ridges.
The repeating logo cap is in used condition and the Special Service one is NOS (New Old Stock) unused.
The pics speak for themselves.
See my other auctions for lots more rare Coke bottle caps, including all the other variants of the WWII caps. I do combine shipping if you win multiple!