Coca-Cola Checks, Letterheads, Receipts, Bill Heads, Envelopes and More

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Coca-Cola Checks, Letterheads, Receipts, Bill Heads, Envelopes and More

A small blurb about Coca-Cola paper. It's the Most Under-Sold History. Most view these Gems of Coke's past as nothing more than a piece of paper. That kind of thinking is wrong. There are many times when a piece of the puzzle is fit into the map of history, just because of a so called piece of paper. This blurb will be continued at a later time, because it does get in-depth.

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1930s Coca Cola Bottling Co. Asheville North Carolina HICKORY BRANCH bill log

True Honest Example of Coca-Cola History. Doesn't get any better!

Backside is blank

Notice the prices, and other Historical Information

Measures Apx.; 16 1/4" x 10 3/4" as shown, entire
Condition; 8 [age/use apparent, nothing serious]
SPB #095
Price; $125.00
S/H/I; $5.50

Interesting Coca-Cola History. Having a few examples of who sold Coca Cola, and how much Coke for this time frame.
Includes Bevo, Grape Juice, mixed cases.
Names are written, for those of you who are Purists about the History

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Original 1940s St. Petersburg Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Letterhead
with the Classic Silhouette Lady Drinking a Bottle of Coke Watermark

A Wonderful Piece of Coca-Cola FloridaPast History

See a Now & Then Fade of when Coca-Cola occupied the Historic Sunken Gardens' Building, before Sunken Gardens.
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A bit of borrowed history about the St. Pete Coke Co. & Sunken Gardens in Saint Petersburg;
"The Gardens include a large building originally known as the Sanitary Public Market, first constructed in 1926-27, and designed by architect Albert Lee Hawes. It was a Mediterranean Revival style arcade with twin Moorish towers, cast stone trim, and a tile roof. In 1940, it was converted for use as the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, and restyled in Art Moderne."

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