Soda Collection

A painted sign for Inca Kola, the most successful soft drink in Peru and sold widely through Latin America. PERU, La Libertad, Trujillo A painted sign for Inca Kola

Advert / Soda Water 1920S
SPARKLETS SODA WATER for use with water, lemonade, wine, milk, etc

World War II themed Coca-Cola advertisement poster, 1941
COCA-COLA AD, 1941. World War II themed Coca-Cola advertisement poster, 1941

His Masters Vice by George Studdy
Bonzo finds that consumption of his masters favourite drink has an unforeseen effect. A small puppy lies in a deliciously drunken stupour after helping himself to perhaps some gin or whiskey from a

LONDON: PICCADILLY CIRCUS. View of Piccadilly Circus with the statue of Eros, Angel of Christian Charity, London, England

Say when - David Duggins
Illustration showing a terrier puppy dispensing soda water and a drink, possibly whiskey to a choosy looking feline companion

Advertising card for Job Wraggs Super Quality Soda Water
Advertising card for Job Wraggs (of Shirley, Birmingham) Super Quality Soda Water - being vigorously dispensed from a syphon. Date: early 1930s

His Masters Vice
Bonzo asleep with his head in a glass after helping himself to the Masters drinks supply. Date: circa 1922

A group of African American men sitting on the porch of a country store, with the owners brother standing in
COUNTRY STORE, 1939. A group of African American men sitting on the porch of a country store, with the owners brother standing in the doorway

Prohibition -The vision 1920
In these days even " Spirits" have their " Ghost". Satire in a British periodical, depicting Uncle Sam thinking about when alcohol was freely available

TEXAS: LUNCHEONETTE, 1939. An outdoor hamburger stand at Harlingen, Texas. Photograph by Russell Lee, February 1939

Drugstore / Circa 1950
The well-stocked interior of a drugstore in an East Coast town in America complete with soda bar

C. I. O. Victory Party
Peoria, Illinois: April 9, 1937 Wives of Caterpillar Tractor Company employees celebrate after the company and C.I.O. leaders resolved the ongoing strike

American magazine advretisement, 1919
COCA-COLA AD, 1919. American magazine advretisement, 1919

Lima, Peru, Inca Kola Bottles, Perus Popular Soft Drink

Woman in corsets and fancy hat posing in studio (B&W), portrait
Easy Retouch, Black and white, Photography, portrait, posing, looking at camera, full length, sitting, costume, young adult, 20s, 25-30 years, women, young women, adults only, only women, one person

The Soda Fountain, 1935. Artist: Glackens, William James (1870-1938)
The Soda Fountain, 1935. Found in the collection of Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts

vintage mannequin of female fast food barhop server on roller skates at with coke on a tray at Stars & Stripes classic American car show

Florida, Orlando, Orlando Eye is a 400 ft tall giant Ferris wheel, Coca-Cola sign

Vintage Style Coke Advert
Wyatt 9

Chinese Orange Juice drink label from Singapore
Peacock Trademark Chinese Orange Juice drink label from the National Aerated Water Company Ltd, Singapore. Fresh orange juice made from the best oranges from Gold Mountain using the best fruit pulp

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England, West Sussex, Shoreham-by-Sea, Fancy a Munch, Happy Jacks mobile food stall selling hot drinks and sandwiches

Aerial view of a huge Lesser Flamingo (Phoenicoparrus minor) colony on the shallow water of soda lake, Lake Logipi, Kenya

USA, Oklahoma, Arcada, Pops, modern Route 66 attraction and store selling over 600 varieties of soda pop, pop bottle sculpture

Oat Milk
Athene Fritsch

something old and something new
Carola Kayen-Mouthaan

SLOTH DON'T CARE
Adam Lawless

badger chill
Adam Lawless

cat and soft drink
Adam Lawless

sloth and soft drink
Adam Lawless

Mexican Bar
Raisa Zwart

Spritz summer print
Dionisis Gemos

Spritz retro print
Dionisis Gemos

Strawberry Lemonade
Aislinn Simmonds

Pina Colada
Bo Anderson

Ice Cold Lemonade
Bo Anderson

Aperol Spritz
Bo Anderson

Advert, Black & White Scotch Whisky, with dogs - Honest Friends

Man by the window
Eiji Yamamoto

fly over the colorful swirl
Hao Jiang

river in the lake
Hao Jiang

Flower on the colorful silk
Hao Jiang

Fantasy lightning 2
Hao Jiang

Fly above the painting
Hao Jiang

fly over the fantasy lake
Hao Jiang

What did you do before being unemployed ? I was a striker, front cover illustration of Le Rire
CHT383154 What did you do before being unemployed ? I was a striker, front cover illustration of Le Rire, 14th January 1933 (colour litho) by Falke

Young woman posing in studio, showing bottle with beverage, (B&W)
photography, black and white, Posing, Looking at camera, Full length, Smiling, Hand on hip, Standing, Young Adult, 20s, 20-25 Years, Women, Young Women, Adults Only, Only Women, One Person, Vertical

William Gossage (b / w photo)
3649837 William Gossage (b/w photo) by English Photographer, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: William Gossage)

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"Soda: A Timeless Refreshment Through the Ages" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant history of soda. From vintage advertisements to iconic cultural moments, it has always held a special place in our hearts and taste buds. Inca Kola, with its eye-catching painted sign, takes us on a journey to South America, where this golden elixir became a beloved national drink. Its unique flavor captivated tastebuds worldwide. Traveling further back to the 1920s, we find ourselves amidst an era of glamour and excitement. Soda water adverts from this time evoke images of flappers dancing the night away at extravagant parties, their glasses filled with effervescent delight. Even during World War II, soda remained an emblem of hope and comfort. Coca-Cola's patriotic advertisement poster reminds us that even in times of darkness, a simple sip can bring joy and unity. The whimsical artwork "His Masters Vice" by George Studdy showcases how soda was not just a beverage but also an indulgence that brought pleasure to people's lives. Moving forward to Piccadilly Circus in London, we witness the bustling cityscape where soda signs adorn every corner. The statue of Eros stands tall as if guarding over these fizzy delights - symbols of Christian charity indeed. Job Wraggs Super Quality Soda Water advertising card transports us to simpler times when small-town charm reigned supreme. Picture African American men enjoying their Sunday afternoon on a porch while savoring refreshing sodas from kerosene pumps nearby – capturing moments frozen in Dorothea Lange's lens. Prohibition may have tried to dampen spirits during the 1920s vision but failed miserably when it came to quenching our desire for fizzy drinks. Soda prevailed as an innocent pleasure amidst chaos.