Coke Calendar Views
This calendar is a fun just for first lookh… Actually, those pictures are simply Photoshoped anti-alcoholism (anti-vodka) soviet era placards, where bottles of vodka submitted by the bottles of Coke. So, this calendar is a part of modern era Putinf’s brainwashing machine which use methods and forms of the soviet anti-alcoholism and anti-western propagandasv… ..They want to kill two birds by one stoneS… And I think they (KGB) can be successful here on this ways… They will create more alcoholics for Russia, as well as more Homo-Sovieticus for our poor civilization. ..There is already a huge number of those dumb i“sovieticusx” living in Russias… ..Just look at this forum
The first Coca-Cola calendars were issued in the early 1890s, and mostly portrayed women (both movie stars and anonymous models), Coke bottles, and timely human interest subjects like wartime mobilization or groups of teenagers. Paintings, photographs and illustrations were all used over the years; as with all paper collectibles, many of the earliest examples have perished.
Coca Cola 2011 Calendar. The Coca-Cola Company Limited is one of the most instantly recognisable brands in the world - and can be purchased in more than 200 countries. First registered in 1944, the drink was originally intended as a patent medicine but when Coca-Cola was bought out by businessman Asa Griggs Candler a change in marketing tactics led Coke to its dominance of the world soft-drink market! This Coca Cola 2011 Calendar captures the essence and style of those classic early Coca Cola advertisements
1990 COCA-COLA ADVERTIZING SEVENTEEN MONTH CALENDAR RUNS FROM SEPT. 1989 - JANUARY 1991 COPYRIGHT 1988 Condition: VERY GOOD. I SEE NO FLAWS. Printing: DISTRIBUTED BY GIBSON GREETINGS, INC. CINCINNATI, OHIO Other: BE SURE TO SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR MORE COKE ITEMS. Payment Options: PayPal Shipping Terms: I will ship this item anywhere to anyone. International shipments welcome. Powered by The free listing tool. List your items fast and easy and manage your active items. nlt;/center>