Exceedingly Rare 1920's-30's Coke-Cola Coolers Vending Machines Columbia, MO
1920's/30's original photograph showing a spectacular display of Coke-Cola prototype vending cooler machines. I would assume a few of these concepts never saw full production or for that matter the day of light.
The central featured machine featured, I believe. These prototypes initially displayed at the 1920 Columbia, Missouri Soda Pop Convention. I have a photograph in my store that shows Coke-Cola Bottling executives at this convention.
(This incredible type 1 photograph measures 8 x 8 inches) This (original) unpublished photograph and others were found in Black Mountain, North Carolina from what I believe to be from an untouched Coke-Cola company's in-house archive of exceedingly rare photographs of concepts, prototypes and advertising ideas. This type 1 photograph measures 8 x 10 inches Please take a moment to examine the other photographs from this archive currently listed in my shop. Allow me to stress this photograph is an original Type 1 image. I do not sell copies, laser prints or reproductions. WATERMARK DOES NOT APPEAR ON THE PHOTOGRAPH! Exceedingly Rare 1920's-30's Coke-Cola Coolers Vending Machines Columbia, MO. These prototypes were displayed for Coke-Cola dealers to consider using in stores across America. (This incredible type 1 photograph measures 8 x 10 inches and has a Reeves Photo Atlanta raised imprint on the lower right corner). Provenance: This (original) unpublished photograph and others were found in Black Mountain, North Carolina from what I believe to be from an untouched Coke-Cola company's in-house archive of exceedingly rare photographs of concepts, prototypes and advertising ideas. This type 1 photograph measures 8 x 10 inches. Please take a moment to examine the other photographs from this archive currently listed in my shop.Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva's.