Coca-Cola – the profit line
The profit line 1959
It’s the bottler of Los Angeles announcement in the newspaper with a wholesale price list.
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Ice cold Coca-Cola for 7ct
This newspaper ad from 1951 years is really weird, someone was selling ice cold Coca-Cola for 7 cents and getting 2 cents more than the rest of the country.
Newspaper ad from 1951, Coca-Cola for 7 cents
Maybe this somehow related to these ads from 1947 and 1949, where was 2 cents wartime tax included or maybe not…
1947 Coca Cola advertisement. Illustrated in vibrant color. Includes 2¢ wartime tax special pricing.
1949 Coca Cola advertisement. Illustrated in vivid color at the seaside with an ice cooler below. Price still included the 2¢ wartime tax.
Coca-Cola Santa Claus 1950 – 1964
Coca-Cola: for Santa 1950
The Coca-Cola Santa Claus artwork from 1951 shows Santa reading a list of good boys and girls; there is no list of bad children.
Coca-Cola for sparkling holidays 1953
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