The Coca-Cola brand is well known for its striking signage. Graphically impactful, timely and often humorous, Coke signs, billboards, and merchandise have become an icon of American society. For all of these reasons, vintage Coke signs are very desirable as collectibles. The Coca-Cola button sign (officially referred to as the “Red Disc” by the Coca-Cola Company)

Coca-Cola’s “Share the Happiness” campaign got a new twist when the company introduced a concept in Singapore. It was a limited trial, but plenty of US consumers want these cans to pop out of local vending machines. CNET Asia doesn’t think the concept will become an actual product. What do you think? Is this new

Just 13 years after 7 Up’s diet soda, Like, was discontinued, the company introduced Like Cola. First distributed in 1982, Like Cola was one of the first attempts at producing a soda with virtually no caffeine. By law, colas had to have some caffeine content, so the pop was labeled as “99% Caffeine-Free”. Like Cola’s

Here at Planet Retro: The BLOG! we love vintage soda pop and it’s rich history. We’re revamping our scores of posts on classic soda pop brands and filing them under a new section: Retro & Vintage Soda Pop. From Like Soda (Diet 7 Up) to local favorites like White Soda and Mr. Cola, we want

Some rare treats for the Coca-Cola fan and collector… Take a look at these vintage originals – coupons, boxes, programs and more – all from the ’50s and ’60s, when a bottle of Coke was just a dime. Back then, it was common for brands to sponsor high school and college sports programs by producing

When the sweltering summer heat sets in, most enjoy cooling off with a nice, cold drink. Typical ice chests keep drinks cold for mere hours, leaving us with a bunch of cans floating in water. A new line of Coca-Cola coolers and mini fridges were designed for tight spaces and travel. With seven different models,

Reproduction Pepsi-Cola signs like these will bring some flair to an empty wall in any room of your home or business. Arranging vintage or reproduction signs showcasing the pre-1950 Pepsi-Cola logo provides a nostalgic design. Check out our ideas on placement and backgrounds.

The Dr. Pepper Guiberson “88” was produced in the late ’40s. It was a simple, rounded ice chest that held 88 bottles when full. The front two doors hid a place for empties. It was not embossed, but rather had a porcelain sign on the front, so it could be made for any flavor. The

A Part of New England Soda Pop History Preserved If you’re a lover of Moxie Soda, you may enjoy a little history about the famous Moxie bottle stand. It is a 32-foot high by 10-foot wide Moxie Bottle replica that was originally designed as a trade show booth from which to distribute samples of Moxie

This is a Pepsi-Cola cooler from Mexico that we restored. It was made some time in the 1950s. We don’t know much about this cooler beyond that. If you believe you know who the manufacturer was or have other information, please let us know. Sorry, this item is not for sale. We show restored items