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Posted 1 year ago
Spriteboy
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Today I had a fun afternoon of going through the collection of a former Coca-Cola bottler from northern Ontario. He has mostly paper items and I got some nice pieces of in-house publications. The first pic is a 1939 Red Barrel. Second pic is 1909 Coca-Cola Bottler .This was the first year it was published. Third pic is 1939 Coca-Cola Bottler . I also got several issues of The Hi-Sign, Canada's in-house newsletter.( fourth pic) These are full of great pictures and informatin. Great for dating signs and things.
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That 1909 Bottler is most likely the reprint that was inserted into the 50th anniversary Bottler magazine (1959).
That is quite possible since I got the 50th anniversery magazine from him as well.
Awesome Red Barrel magazine. I really like the graphics!
Yes, I love the artwork from this era.