ORIGINAL 1957 COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT — PARIS CAFÉ — JACK POTTER ILLUSTRATION
$6.99
“When You Come to Paris…” — Sign of Good Taste
A charming piece of mid-century Coca-Cola advertising featuring a fashionable couple enjoying the atmosphere of a Paris sidewalk café, accompanied by their dog.
This colorful 1957 advertisement captures the romance of Parisian café life and Coca-Cola’s international appeal during the 1950s.
A LITTLE ADVERTISING HISTORY
The illustration is attributed to American artist Jack Potter, whose work appeared in major publications during the mid-20th century.
This advertisement appeared on the back cover of the June 1957 issue of National Geographic, reflecting Coca-Cola’s growing international presence and its familiar invitation to “Have a Coke.”
ITEM DETAILS
- Brand: Coca-Cola
- Year: 1957
- Publication: National Geographic, June 1957
- Illustrator: Jack Potter
- Type: Original Magazine Print Advertisement
- Subject: Paris Café, France, Coca-Cola & Dog
- Size: Approximately 7″ x 10″
- Slogan: Sign of Good Taste
- Original/Reproduction: Original Vintage Advertisement
CONDITION
Very nice vintage condition.
Please review all high-resolution photos carefully. They are an important part of the description and show the exact advertisement you will receive.
COLLECTOR INTEREST
An appealing piece for collectors of vintage Coca-Cola memorabilia, original magazine advertising, mid-century illustration, Paris and French travel memorabilia, and advertising art by Jack Potter.
The attractive Parisian café scene and convenient size also make this a lovely candidate for framing and display.
Please Note: This listing is for an original vintage magazine advertisement, not a reproduction poster, metal sign, or complete magazine.
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Additional information
| Weight | .5 lbs |
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| Dimensions | 7 × 10 × .5 in |



















































