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New Albany and Corinth were on our agenda when we left Tupelo on Thursday morning, May 19. We had done a quick run-through of Corinth years ...

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1973 Coke Coca Cola Its The Real Thing-Cheeseburger Salad-Original Magazine Ad This is an Original Magazine Ad Size is about 11 * 8.25 Inches Hopefully the picture is self explanatory!! This is just one of the many Soda Pop Ads we currently have listed on Etsy To see the rest of the collection

This huge neon Coca-Cola sign on Third Street, in downtown Baton Rouge, has been there for as long as I can remember. One of those landmarks that everyone knows where it is. After searching for the last hour or so on Google, I can find no info on it's history or age. If anyone knows anything about it's history, please let me know...^+^ Thanks to 'tv writer', it seems that the sign has been there for 60+ years!

Original 1970 Vintage Ad for Coca-Cola Featuring a wonderful color photo of bottles of Coke in ice! "It's the real thing. Coke." Large Size: Approx. 10.25" x 13.25 (26 cm x 33 cm) Vintage advertisements are masterpieces of professional persuasion from Madison Avenue. These retro works of art employed the finest illustrators, graphic artists, photographers, copy writers and celebrities of their day. They are ephemeral reminders of the products of days past – some that are still marketed…

Dismaland is a temporary art project/installation organized and created by Banksy. It is described as a “sinister twist on Disneyland" and a "family theme park unsuitable for children." Visit Ghost Town Travels blog to know more!

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