Coca Cooler

In front of the Ross-Clayton Funeral Parlor, in a chair next to the Coca-Cola cooler, sat a massive, dignified old man with a board across his lap, drawing.

Vintage 1965 Coca-Cola Vending Machine Selling in its original condition. The machine turns on, but we do not know to what exact extent that it works. 1965 Coca-Cola Vending Mach...

This a red large rectangular metal Coca Cola cooler with two handles. There is an upper compartment when you open the lid and below it, there is a large deep compartment for the Coca...

This bottle cooler is super retro, it has “Coca-Cola in bottles” written on the front in red and white.

1920s-1930s enamel self serve Coca-Cola cooler, bottle opener fastened to side.

Mid Century Coca Cola cooler beverage crate red Ice Cooler, 50s The decorative Coca Cola cooler/beverage crate still has the original red painting with white Coca Cola advertising p...

The Glasco GBV50 Slider or Glasco Starlet (its marketing name) is a cooler and vending machine first introduced by Glasco in 1957.

Vintage Retro Nostalgia Coke Cooler designed in 1992 by Paul Flum Ideas Inc. and painted with acrylic and permanent marker by folk artist Howard Finster (1917-2001) for one of his Pa...

The chimp is perched on a Coca Cola cooler, one of the many pop-culture images prevalent in the era of capitalism, peppered throughout the work.

The monkey sits on a cooler of Coca-Cola, surrounded by layers and layers of color, dripping and splattering.

The monkey sits on a cooler of Coca-Cola, surrounded by layers and layers of color, dripping and splattering.

For your consideration a vintage Coca Cola cooler in original red paint with white Coca Cola logo.

Mid Century Coca Cola cooler beverage crate red Ice Cooler, 50s The decorative Coca Cola cooler/beverage crate still has the original red painting with white Coca Cola advertising p...

Then in 1923 they expanded to included cedar hope chests and soda coolers naming that line “Cavalier”. That Cavalier name is now most associated with the Coca-Cola coolers and vendin...

A promotional picnic cooler made by the Coca Cola Company. Hinged at the rear with a small wire latch and two wire handels.

In front of the Ross-Clayton Funeral Parlor, in a chair next to the Coca-Cola cooler, sat a massive, dignified old man with a board across his lap, drawing.

A wonderful example of 20th century advertising art, this vintage "Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles" cooler is marked "Acton Mfg, Co., Arkansas City, Kansas/Made in USA" and numbered "504."

This important and unique sword was presented to the famed French painter Jean-Gabriel Domergue to commemorate the painter's election to the illustrious Académie des Beaux-Arts in 19...