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Coke1635 of 4082VINTAGE COCA COLA DINER CLOCKS! 1937 in germany
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    Posted 10 years ago

    cocacolapost
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    a fifties poster from switzerland, with a mixture of german an french language. I love the contrast of the well known red button with the blue pause sign.
    a nice piece of swiss posterdesign

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    1. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      Actually, straight German. And a.
    2. cocacolapost cocacolapost, 10 years ago
      actully not straigth german as you can read on the bottle "limonade gazeuse", which is french and typically for switzerland. the first botller of switzerland came from the french speaking part of sitzerland and he was responsible for the reason that almost every ad is in any way bilangual.

    3. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      I can't read what is on the bottle in this pic. I commented on what I can see.
    4. Daddy_Nobucks Daddy_Nobucks, 10 years ago
      I can make out mfszrqiyflerzo?lub... Latin maybe. Or Portuguese. Ah hell, it's a nice sign in any language!!!
    5. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      Yeah Daddy, let's stick to the graphics we can see. If French, I can read it, but not if I can't see it. Love the poster!
      I have a company on the French side & live on the Dutch side. I can handle French, German & Popiamento to a degree, but damned if I can Dutch! "Merry Christmas" in Dutch is a great example! Dutch sounds like somebody dumped a lot of large bones in the garbage disposal.
    6. cocacolapost cocacolapost, 10 years ago
      Firtst of all, thanks for any comment, at least I know that people are looking at the stuff I pin here. Thats a big advance compared to a german social network I joint 2 years ago. I love it, if people make there mind :-)

      And I ensure you, as the poster is part of my collection, it comes straight out of switzerland, with no dutch, portugues, spanish, english or any other language on it :-)
    7. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      No I-tal-yan? That's used in the extreme southern parts.
    8. cocacolapost cocacolapost, 10 years ago
      Boissons Désaltérantes SA. These Companyname ist the birth of Coca-Cola in Switzerland. Max Stooss founded at the 6th March 1936 in Lausanne, french part of Switzerland the first botling plant :-)

      mille grazie :-)
    9. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      Like the way you can reciprocate humour cocacolapost. Stick around awhile!
    10. cocacolapost cocacolapost, 10 years ago
      it´s quite difficult for me to make out humour in a foreign language, as I´m not a native english speaker. so please be paitent with me :-)
    11. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      I could pass some of my French jokes but you might not laugh if you are French. LOL! Do those "German social networks" require you to have a uniform?
    12. cocacolapost cocacolapost, 10 years ago
      you could, but as I´m german and not french I would love them if you tell the jokes in english.
      An regarding the german uniforms , i thought they a all rotten in the houeses of militaria-collectors in the US :-)

      we walk in shorts with socks :-)
    13. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 10 years ago
      They keep reminding me that this is not fb, so if you drop me a mail at my address on my profile, I'll send you a few.

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