Coca cola products Black and White Stock Photos & Images

Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld. Stock Photo

RM2C39M7H–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

California Siskiyou County, Tulelake. Looking down main street of a frontier town, still impaired. This town has no safe drinking water. [Signs: 'Standard Oil Products; Richfield; Casino; Coca-Cola; Federated Stores; Dry Goods; Mildred's Beauty Salon']. Stock Photo

RM2J89ECK–California Siskiyou County, Tulelake. Looking down main street of a frontier town, still impaired. This town has no safe drinking water. [Signs: 'Standard Oil Products; Richfield; Casino; Coca-Cola; Federated Stores; Dry Goods; Mildred's Beauty Salon'].

1940s STOREFRONT DRUGSTORE WINDOWS FULL OF PRODUCTS ADVERTISING LUNCH FOUNTAIN Stock Photo

RME63205–1940s STOREFRONT DRUGSTORE WINDOWS FULL OF PRODUCTS ADVERTISING LUNCH FOUNTAIN

RMKWC414–Times Square north at night, New York City, Jan. 1934. Lighted signs advertise theaters, Burlesque and Vaudeville houses, and famous brand consumer products. (BSLOC 2015 14 230)

Window display featuring Pond's Extract products in O'Donnell's drugstore, probably in Washington, D.C. ca. 1909 Stock Photo

RM2GD3EAR–Window display featuring Pond's Extract products in O'Donnell's drugstore, probably in Washington, D.C. ca. 1909

Food products containing Saccharin at a Giant Food store. Sodium saccharin (benzoic sulfimide) is an artificial sweetener with effectively no food energy. It is about 300–400 times as sweet as sucrose but has a bitter or metallic aftertaste, especially at high concentrations. Saccharin is used to sweeten products such as drinks, candies, cookies, and medicines. Stock Photo

RFPG9YB2–Food products containing Saccharin at a Giant Food store. Sodium saccharin (benzoic sulfimide) is an artificial sweetener with effectively no food energy. It is about 300–400 times as sweet as sucrose but has a bitter or metallic aftertaste, especially at high concentrations. Saccharin is used to sweeten products such as drinks, candies, cookies, and medicines.

RMKWC5CH–Times Square north at night, New York City, Jan. 1934. Lighted signs advertise theaters, Burlesque and Vaudeville houses, and famous brand consumer products. (BSLOC 2015 14 230)

Products by Kodak, shop sign Stock Photo

RMFA93YC–Products by Kodak, shop sign

household, kitchen appliances, electrical pepper mill, international household goods- and hardware fair, 7.9.1967, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available Stock Photo

RMRYK883–household, kitchen appliances, electrical pepper mill, international household goods- and hardware fair, 7.9.1967, Additional-Rights-Clearance-Info-Not-Available

RM2C39MAW–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2J89ECN–California Siskiyou County, Tulelake. Looking down main street of a frontier town, still impaired. This town has no safe drinking water. [Signs: 'Standard Oil Products; Richfield; Casino; Coca-Cola; Federated Stores; Dry Goods; Mildred's Beauty Salon; Tulelake Electric Shop'].

RM2C39MBC–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M94–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M7E–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M8R–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAC–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MBA–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M99–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M83–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M88–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MBK–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MBD–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M84–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MA0–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M91–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAX–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MBJ–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAD–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M87–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M9F–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MA4–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M9B–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M9H–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M8N–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M9R–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAT–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAP–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MBT–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MAJ–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M7C–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39MA8–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M9E–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

RM2C39M81–Max Schmeling at his company in 1966. He operated a chief agency for Coca Cola products in Hamburg-Bramfeld.

The ex-boxer Max Schmeling is besieged by excited fans. Schmeling shakes hands and signs autographs. The picture probably dates from the 1950s, after his active career. In the 1950's Schmeling earned his money as the general distributor of Coca-Cola products. Stock Photo

RM2A2B0X9–The ex-boxer Max Schmeling is besieged by excited fans. Schmeling shakes hands and signs autographs. The picture probably dates from the 1950s, after his active career. In the 1950's Schmeling earned his money as the general distributor of Coca-Cola products.

Photo of the interzonal train on the route Leipzig-Gutenfuerst-Hof-Munich. This train was known for its 'all-German' dining car, which was popular due to the 1: 1 exchange rate, especially among East German travelers. Photo of a lady wanting to order Coca Cola from the waiter. However, since the administration of East Germany prohibited the sale of American products in this dining car, the drink was also unavailable. The billboard hangs there anyway. Stock Photo

RM2A2B2MD–Photo of the interzonal train on the route Leipzig-Gutenfuerst-Hof-Munich. This train was known for its 'all-German' dining car, which was popular due to the 1: 1 exchange rate, especially among East German travelers. Photo of a lady wanting to order Coca Cola from the waiter. However, since the administration of East Germany prohibited the sale of American products in this dining car, the drink was also unavailable. The billboard hangs there anyway.

RM2A2B2NM–Photo of the interzonal train on the route Leipzig-Gutenfuerst-Hof-Munich. This train was known for its 'all-German' dining car, which was popular due to the 1: 1 exchange rate, especially among East German travelers. Photo of a lady wanting to order Coca Cola from the waiter. However, since the administration of East Germany prohibited the sale of American products in this dining car, the drink was also unavailable. The billboard hangs there anyway.

RM2A2B2NP–Photo of the interzonal train on the route Leipzig-Gutenfuerst-Hof-Munich. This train was known for its 'all-German' dining car, which was popular due to the 1: 1 exchange rate, especially among East German travelers. Photo of a lady wanting to order Coca Cola from the waiter. However, since the administration of East Germany prohibited the sale of American products in this dining car, the drink was also unavailable. The billboard hangs there anyway.

Berlin, November 11, 1989: Citizens from East Berlin take the opportunity for a short visit in the Western part of the city after the opening of the border on the night of November 9, 1989. A beverage manufacturer distributed his products free of charge. The majority of the East Berliners made their first contact with Western consumer goods. Here, the crowds at the border crossing Heinrich Heine Strasse in the district of Kreuzberg. Stock Photo

RMRMGK04–Berlin, November 11, 1989: Citizens from East Berlin take the opportunity for a short visit in the Western part of the city after the opening of the border on the night of November 9, 1989. A beverage manufacturer distributed his products free of charge. The majority of the East Berliners made their first contact with Western consumer goods. Here, the crowds at the border crossing Heinrich Heine Strasse in the district of Kreuzberg.

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