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

Coca-Cola’s Freestyle soda fountain is a system the Jetsons surely would have wanted in their space-age living quarters. One I’d like to have parked in my living room. The Freestyle is a touch-screen system that dispenses 100+ flavors of water, soda, fruit drinks and Powerade. The Coca-Cola Company invested millions in the development of the

Coca-Cola is a classic and so are these durable and highly functional diner accessories. Like reproduction signs, these accessories are inspired by the early days of Coca-Cola and old-fashioned soda fountains. Showcased, of course, with a retro dinette set for two.  

Produced between 1961 and 1962, the Multiplex 44 was the Multiplex Faucet Company’s final dispenser model made using metal. This dual-valve dispenser was designed to dispense Coca-Cola and one other flavor of soft drink. It mixed the carbonated water and soft drink syrup in the nozzles as the drink was dispensed. The reverse side of

From our collection comes this truly vintage Coca-Cola soda fountain dispenser, dating back to the 1930s. Coke dispensers, coolers and counters are some of the most collectible of all soda pop items. Sorry, these items are for reference only and are not for sale. This Multiplex Fountain Dispenser was the first automatic soda fountain dispenser. It would have

Produced during the early to mid-1950s, the Victor C-31 cooler was designed as a large-volume Coca-Cola bottle cooler. It has three sliding doors to access the drinks and storage for up to 756 bottles of Coca-Cola. There are two built-in cap catchers and the countertop (originally black) was an option at the time of purchase.

This Pepsi-Cola Ideal Mini-Bar was created by modifying a 1950s Pepsi-Cola Ideal 55 “slider” cooler. After being fully restored, it was converted into a mini-bar by adding both a foot rail and a bar top. In addition, the lock on the side door was replaced with a commercial style refrigerator door handle for ease of