In 2015, the Coca-Cola contour bottle design turned 100 years old, sparking the Coke bottle centennial campaign. As part of the celebrations, the Coca-Cola Company released a gorgeous Coca-Cola hand and bottle sign. As seen above, this embossed, 21-inch high beauty has a powerful message—an outstretched hand holding a bottle of Coke. The

If you need some ideas to decorate a large wall space, our large Coca-Cola wall decals are the perfect choice!   Not only is Coca-Cola arguably the most popular American brand of all time, but its style is bold, colorful, and instantly recognizable. Think of the company’s red and white color scheme; the simple yet

  The Coca-Cola fishtail logo is very collectible among today’s retro Coke aficionados. The name for this distinctive design arose from the resemblance of both ends of the logo to a fishtail. Technically, it’s called an “Arciform,” meaning forming or resembling an arch.         First introduced in 1958, the fishtail logo appeared

In 1936 The Coca-Cola Company celebrated the 50th anniversary of Coca-Cola, invented in 1886 by John Pemberton. There was a lot for The Coca-Cola Company to celebrate. When Coca-Cola was first sold in 1886, soda fountains served a mere nine glasses of Coke in a day. By 1936 soda fountains were serving over 10 million

The Problem: A big blank wall in your home or business. The Solution: Large Coca-Cola metal signs from Retro Planet!     If you love Coca-Cola or want to add a cool retro vibe to your decor, these large metal signs are a perfect choice. Sometimes called triptychs or metal panel art, these wall decorations

Now that we’re an officially licensed retailer of Coca-Cola stickers, we’re able to offer our original designs that have the approval of The Coca-Cola Company. We’re excited to be able to offer these new products and this got us thinking that there are a great many ways to use stickers. The wide variety of designs

Coca-Cola has had a fun variety of slogans throughout the years. One of the most well-known Coke sayings is “The Pause That Refreshes,” first seen in 1929. Variations of this slogan have been used through the years. The history behind the original use of the slogan is very interesting and something we’d like to share

  In vintage Coca-Cola ads, the Coca-Cola Girls were the preferred subject from the 1890s through the 1960s. Bathing beauties, women at play and servicewomen from World Wars I and II are the images one is most likely to remember. In the early days of Coca-Cola advertising, before the days of television advertising, very talented

    Coca-Cola has been promoted as the perfect accompaniment to sandwiches, burgers and hot dogs as far back as the early 1930s. Whereas the earliest ads encouraged people to drink Coca-Cola to be refreshed, soon the Coca-Cola Company realized that it went well with all types of food and the Coca-Cola with food ad

  When you’d like to have an ice cold Coca-Cola nowadays, you can crack open a can or bottle from the store or stop by a Coca-Cola vending machine. It’s hard to imagine that before 1894, it was only possible to have a Coca-Cola by visiting the soda fountain counter at the local pharmacy. The