Coca-Cola Ad and Poster Collection: Coca-Cola, or Coke, is a cola soft drink manufactured by the Coca-Cola Company. In 2013, Coke products were sold in over 200 countries and territories worldwide, with consumers drinking more than 1.8 billion company beverage servings each day. (Wikipedia)
Coca-Cola Ad and Poster Collection:
1930’s Ads and Posters:
1934 The pause that keeps you going. Drink Coca-Cola
1936 Thru 50 years – The pause that refreshes. Coca-Cola
1940’s Ads and Posters:
1940 Makes a light lunch refreshing. Drink Coca-Cola
1940 ‘Relax… take it easy’ Drink Coca-Cola
1940 Take a minute to refresh. Drink Coca-Cola
1940 Take off refreshed. Drink Coca-Cola. The Pause That Refreshes
1940 Thirst asks nothing more. Drink Coca-Cola
1941 ‘Coca-Cola’ belongs
1942 ‘Coca-Cola goes along’
1942 Quality carries on. Drink Coca-Cola
1942 Pause… Work refreshed. Coca-Cola
1943 ‘Caps off to our fighting men’ Coca-Cola
1943 Have a ‘Coke’ = Let’s be friendly
1943 That Extra Something! … You can spot it every time. Coca-Cola
1943 That Extra Something! … You can spot it every time. Coca-Cola
1943 The rest-pause that refreshes. Welcome in peace… more welcome in war work. Coca-Cola
1943 The rest-pause that refreshes. Welcome in peace… more welcome in war work. Drink Coca-Cola
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Bell P-39 ‘Airacobra’ U.S. Army – Pursuit
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Brewster SB2A-1 ‘Buccaneer’ U.S. Navy – Dive Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Consolidated PBY-5 ‘Catalina’ U.S. Navy – Patrol Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Curtiss P-40-F ‘Warhawk’ U.S. Army – Pursuit
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Douglas SBD ‘Dauntless’ U.S. Navy – Dive Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Grumman F4F ‘Wildcat’ U.S. Navy – Fighter
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Martin B-26 ‘Marauder’ U.S. Army – Medium Range Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. North American B-25 ‘Mitchell’ U.S. Army – Medium Range Bomber
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Vultee Trainer – U.S. Army
1943 Drink Coca-Cola. Waco Glider CG-4 U.S. Army – Troop Transport
1944 Have a ‘Coke’ = Kia Ora … or sealing friendships in New Zealand. Coca-Cola
1943 Have a Coca-Cola = Merry Christmas … or how Americans spread the holiday spirit overseas
1944 Have a Coca-Cola = Look who just blew in … a way to say ‘Welcome’ to an old friend
1944 Greetings, brother… Have a Coca-Cola … or initiating a new subject of Neptune
1944 Have a Coca-Cola = As you were … a way to relax on a battleship
1944 Have a Coca-Cola = Howdy, Neighbor … or greeting friends at home and abroad
1945 Everybody’s happy… Have a Coke … the pause that refreshes brightens the trip. Coca-Cola
1945 Have a Coca-Cola = You’re my kind … or allies enjoy a friendly pause
1945 Now you’re talking… Have a Coca-Cola … or tuning in refreshment on the Admiralty Isles
1945 Checkmate, pardner… Have a Coca-Cola … refreshment fulfills a friendly mission
1946 Easy does it… Have a Coke … relax with the pause that refreshes. Serve Coca-Cola at home
1948 Shop Refreshed … Have a Coca-Cola
1948 Here Comes Coke… The Break That Refreshes. Coca-Cola
1948 Coke has no season. Drink Coca-Cola
1949 Inviting workers everywhere to the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola
1950’s Ads and Posters:
1950 Your Host Of The Airwaves. The Coca-Cola Company presents Edgar Bergen with Charlie McCarthy
1950 A welcome host to workers. Inviting you to the pause that refreshes with ice-cold Coca-Cola
1950 Serving Coca-Cola Serves Hospitality
1950 Coca-Cola. Thirst, too, seeks quality
1950 Thirst knows no season. Coca-Cola
1950 Refreshment… real Refreshment. Coca-Cola
1951 Now it’s my time. Coca-Cola
1951 Bring Coke into play. Coca-Cola
1951 For home and hospitality. Coca-Cola
1951 Refreshment through the years. Drink Coca-Cola
1952 … and now the gift for thirst. Drink Coca-Cola
1952 Coca-Cola
1952 Gone for A Coke. Coca-Cola. The pause that refreshes
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