File:Coca-Cola ad 1924-04.png
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Print advertisement from 1924 for Coca-Cola showing a police officer offering you a bottle of Coca-Cola
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English: Vintage advertisement for Coca-Cola, printed in the April 1924 issue of The Elks Magazine, showing a police officer offering the viewer a glass of Coca-Cola. The text accompanying the illustration reads "Stop! Refresh yourself. What do you think all the red signs are for???" |
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| Source | The Elks Magazine |
| Author | Various |
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