Old coke ads

Learn how the U.S. exported itself to European shores following World War II, and why Europeans in some instances accepted this importation, while rejecting it in others.

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Have you ever heard the expression: "If we could put that in a bottle and sell it, we could make a fortune"? Well, in 1894 here in Vicksburg, Mississippi, Joseph Biedenharn, owner of a candy company and soda fountain, got the brilliant and novel idea to put his soda fountain Coca-Colas into bottles and distribute them by the case to stores and small towns throughout this region so that folks could buy them already mixed and ready made to take home. (In early days people craving a soft drink…

Most of Coke’s iconic “It’s the real thing” ads of the 1970s were set entire in Helvetica, but this one — perhaps the ad that debuted the campaign — has a tagline set in Times New Roman Bold, which was the brand’s advertising typeface during the previous few ye

McCalls-Sep 1939

Vintage Coca-Cola ad

Coca-Cola Ice Cubes!!

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