Coca-Cola · Unclaimed
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Is this your brand? Claim this pageCoca-Cola began at an Atlanta soda fountain in 1886, when pharmacist John Pemberton’s syrup was served at Jacobs’ Pharmacy. The contour bottle followed decades later, with a design story that began in 1915. Together, the drink and its packaging show how an everyday object can acquire a life in advertising, art and personal memory. A cold can may be a small thing, but it can sit at the centre of a much larger occasion.
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