“All Over the World … Sign of Good Taste”

A colorful piece of original 1950s Coca-Cola advertising celebrating the brand’s worldwide popularity!

This October 1957 advertisement features an illustrated gathering at a Maharaja’s palace in India, where elegantly dressed guests enjoy the familiar refreshment of Coca-Cola.

The artwork is attributed to American illustrator Jack Potter, whose colorful international scenes were featured in Coca-Cola’s mid-century advertising campaigns.

A LITTLE ADVERTISING HISTORY

During the 1950s, Coca-Cola promoted itself as a refreshing drink enjoyed by people across cultures and continents.

This advertisement celebrates that international appeal, describing Coca-Cola’s presence in more than 100 countries and its popularity among millions of consumers.

The distinctive illustration, period fashions, and international setting capture an interesting chapter in the history of American advertising.

ITEM DETAILS

• Brand: Coca-Cola
• Date: October 1957
• Artist: Jack Potter
• Subject: Maharaja’s Palace, India
• Advertising Slogan: All Over the World … Sign of Good Taste
• Type: Original Magazine / Periodical Print Advertisement
• Size: Approximately 7″ x 10″
• Color: Multicolor
• Original/Reproduction: Original Vintage Advertisement

CONDITION

Very nice vintage condition.

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COLLECTOR INTEREST

An appealing addition to collections of Coca-Cola memorabilia, vintage advertising art, 1950s Americana, international travel advertising, and Jack Potter illustrations.

The attractive artwork also makes this original vintage advertisement suitable for framing and display.

Please Note: This listing is for an original vintage magazine advertisement, not a modern reproduction, poster, metal sign, or complete magazine.