Coca-Cola - Crate - Wood, Metal - Coca-Cola crate
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Coca‑Cola branded wooden and metal bottle crate from the United States, vintage style and dating to the 1940s–1950s, in good used condition with minor signs of aging, designed to hold 24 standard bottles, 47 cm wide, 31 cm deep, 9 cm high, weighing 3 kg, finished in yellow with red advertising text and the brand name Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles.
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This object represents a genuine piece of American history related to the Coca-Cola brand. It is an original wooden bottle carrier, precisely dating back to 1963, as confirmed by the internal marks. The origin is particularly fascinating: it comes from Chattanooga, Tennessee, the city that hosted the world's first franchised bottling company in 1899.
The case is made of sturdy pine with metal reinforcements at the corners and features the iconic bright yellow design with red advertising lettering that reads 'Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles.' It is designed to hold 24 standard bottles.
The item is presented in excellent vintage condition, showing a natural patina that attests to its age and historical use. Normal signs of wear are present, such as superficial scratches, slight chipping, and metal oxidation, all elements that contribute to its authentic character and are visible in the attached images. There are no significant structural damages or obvious repairs.
This yellow case from the 1960s is a highly sought-after collectible piece, ideal for enthusiasts of advertising memorabilia, for those looking for a rustic and characterful decorative element, or to complete a Coca-Cola-themed collection with a piece of historical and documented provenance.
Bottles are not included; they are for illustrative purposes only.
This object represents a genuine piece of American history related to the Coca-Cola brand. It is an original wooden bottle carrier, precisely dating back to 1963, as confirmed by the internal marks. The origin is particularly fascinating: it comes from Chattanooga, Tennessee, the city that hosted the world's first franchised bottling company in 1899.
The case is made of sturdy pine with metal reinforcements at the corners and features the iconic bright yellow design with red advertising lettering that reads 'Drink Coca-Cola In Bottles.' It is designed to hold 24 standard bottles.
The item is presented in excellent vintage condition, showing a natural patina that attests to its age and historical use. Normal signs of wear are present, such as superficial scratches, slight chipping, and metal oxidation, all elements that contribute to its authentic character and are visible in the attached images. There are no significant structural damages or obvious repairs.
This yellow case from the 1960s is a highly sought-after collectible piece, ideal for enthusiasts of advertising memorabilia, for those looking for a rustic and characterful decorative element, or to complete a Coca-Cola-themed collection with a piece of historical and documented provenance.
Bottles are not included; they are for illustrative purposes only.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Weight
3 kg
Title additional information
Coca-Cola crate
No. of items
1
Country of Origin
United States
Manufacturer/ Brand
Coca-Cola
Material
Metal, Wood
Style
Vintage
Colour
Red, Yellow
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
Height
9 cm
Width
47 cm
Depth
31 cm
Estimated Period
1940-1950
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