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Tag Archives: Coca-Cola
1960s Era Pull-Tab Coca-Cola Can
I found this old Coke can half buried in the leaf mulch, beneath the oak and sycamore canopy in a deep canyon cut by a coastal stream in the mountains above Santa Barbara. On the side it reads, “New! All … Continue reading →
