Heritage

	Contour Bottle Images Visit our Anniversary of an Icon press kit, which celebrates 90 years of the Coca-Cola contour bottle, to download images of the contour bottle through the years. Here you'll also find advertising from various countries and decades featuring the Coca-Cola contour bottle, as well as images of novelty contour bottle retail items and folk art. go there »
	Coca-Cola 120th Anniversary Images Celebrate 120 years of inspiration at The Coca-Cola Company. Download images of a wide variety of Coca-Cola items ranging from trucks and advertising to calendars and signs. go there »
	Hilltop ("I'd Like to Buy the World a Coke") Commercial Images Celebrate the 35th anniversary of the iconic "Hilltop" commercial by downloading still photos from the ad. go there »

Former Company Leaders
John Pemberton, creator of Coca-Cola download »	Asa Candler, first president and early marketer download »	Robert W. Woodruff, long-time leader of The Coca-Cola Company download »
Coca-Cola Santa Claus
The Coca-Cola Santa Claus created by artist Haddon Sunblom had its debut in 1931 in The Saturday Evening Post. download »	The 1936 Coca-Cola Santa Claus painting shows Santa playing with the toys he has delivered. download »	This cardboard store display based on the 1937 original painting shows Santa Claus raiding the refrigerator. download »
The 1938 Coca-Cola Santa Claus artwork marked the first appearance of a child with Santa. download »	In the 1941 Coca-Cola holiday advertising, Santa relaxes next to a cooler typical of the time. download »	In the 1949 Coca-Cola Santa Claus artwork, Santa appears with another character created by artist Haddon Sundblom - Sprite Boy. download »
The Coca-Cola Santa Claus artwork from 1951 shows Santa reading a list of good boys and girls; there is no list of bad children. download »	This calendar from 1952 was used in Germany. The Coca-Cola Santa appeared around the world on calendars, magazine ads, store displays, billboards and more. download »	The 1953 Coca-Cola Santa artwork features one of the longest-lasting slogans in Coca-Cola history: The Pause That Refreshes, introduced in 1929. download »
This 1955 Coca-Cola Santa Claus ad from Sweden was also used in the United States, where it reminded people to "Stock up for the holidays." download »	1956 Coca-Cola Santa Claus poster download »	Coca-Cola Santa Claus cardboard store display from Mexico, 1958 download »
Coca-Cola Santa Claus "Refreshing Surprise" 1959 calendar download »	1963 Coca-Cola Santa Claus original painting download »	In 1964, the Coca-Cola Santa plays with a brother and sister and their new gift -- a dog. The dog was based on a gray poodle that belonged to the florist in Sundblom's neighborhood; he changed the color to black to make the animal stand out. download »
Artist Haddon Sundblom used himself as a model for the Coca-Cola Santa Claus download »	Artist Haddon Sundblom stands in front of the 1964 Coca-Cola Santa Claus painting he created download »
The Coca-Cola Polar Bear
The Coca-Cola Polar Bear, introduced in 1993 download »	The Coca-Cola Polar Bear first appeared in a commercial called "Northern Lights" in 1993 download »	The Coca-Cola Polar Bear from 1993 download »
The Coca-Cola Polar Bear ice skating, from 1995 download »	The Coca-Cola Polar Bear participates in winter sports such as ice skating, skiing and even the luge download »	The Coca-Cola Polar Bear appeared with a friendly seal in 1996 download »
Polar bears gaze at the moon -- 2002 download »
Coca-Cola Landmarks
Jacobs' Pharmacy in Atlanta, where Coca-Cola was first sold in 1886 download »	A night-time photo of the Cola-Cola neon sign at Margaret Mitchell Square in 1951. The sign commemorated the 65th anniversary of Cola-Cola with a message announcing "Thru 65 years." download »	$Neon Cola-Cola sign reading \$ 1963 neon Cola-Cola sign at Margaret Mitchell Square that reminded local residents and Atlanta visitors that "Things Go Better With Coke." download »
Coca-Cola Neon Spectacular featuring a circular, 33-foot diameter face covered in neon lights, emulating the flashing and animation of the original design. The 28-foot-wide lettering depicts text messaging and graphic designs. download »
Coca-Cola Delivery Trucks
Coca-Cola U.S. delivery truck from 1934 download »	Coca-Cola U.S. delivery truck from the 1980s download »