Brand:

Coca-cola

Countries:

• new Zealand

Size:

333ml

Year:

1987

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Material:

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The first Santa Claus lived about 1600 years ago In Asia Minor. His name was St. Nicholas and he was to become the patron saint of humanity. Over fifty years ago artist Haddon Sundblom gave the world a new concept of Santa Claus in his specially commissioned work for The Coca-Cola Company. COMPOUND BEVERAGE RAGE 333mL 3mL PREPARED AND CANNED BY OASIS INDUSTRIES LTD., AUCKLAND, AUTHORISED UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, OWNER OF THE TRADEMARKS "COCA-COLA" AND "COKE". CARBONATED WATER, SUGAR, COLOUR (CARAMEL), FOOD ACID, FLAVOURINGS (INC. CAFFEINE). 400559 001250 Coca-Cola TRADE MARK REGD. Coke TRADE MARK REGD. Sundblom's Santa attracted much fan mail. How closely the public studied him was evident when a belt buckle was accidentally reversed, prompting many letters pointing to the minor error. (IIIustration two of six). Sund blom s Sa nta artract ed m uch f an mail. H ow cl osely the publi c stud ied him wa s evio ent w hen a belt buckle was accidentally reversed, prompting many letters pointing to the minor error. (IIlustration two of six).

The first Santa Claus lived about 1600 years ago In Asia Minor. His name was St. Nicholas and he was to become the patron saint of humanity. Over fifty years ago artist Haddon Sundblom gave the world a new concept of Santa Claus in his specially commissioned work for The Coca-Cola Company. COMPOUND BEVERAGE RAGE 333mL 3mL PREPARED AND CANNED BY OASIS INDUSTRIES LTD., AUCKLAND, AUTHORISED UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE COCA-COLA COMPANY, OWNER OF THE TRADEMARKS "COCA-COLA" AND "COKE". CARBONATED WATER, SUGAR, COLOUR (CARAMEL), FOOD ACID, FLAVOURINGS (INC. CAFFEINE). 400559 001250 Coca-Cola TRADE MARK REGD. Coke TRADE MARK REGD. Sundblom's Santa attracted much fan mail. How closely the public studied him was evident when a belt buckle was accidentally reversed, prompting many letters pointing to the minor error. (IIIustration two of six). Sund blom s Sa nta artract ed m uch f an mail. H ow cl osely the publi c stud ied him wa s evio ent w hen a belt buckle was accidentally reversed, prompting many letters pointing to the minor error. (IIlustration two of six).