Posted 6 years ago
mfly
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I have a Mills 45 built in 1941. He restored by my Dad who was a 45 yr serviceman for local Coke Bottling Company in MO.
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Posted 6 years ago
mfly
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I have a Mills 45 built in 1941. He restored by my Dad who was a 45 yr serviceman for local Coke Bottling Company in MO.
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Nice, welcome to CW !
Welcome aboard, there were some of them around here in the 50's and early 60's.
What was the price for a CocaCola back then?
As a child, I thought the drink was pronounced "Co'Cola".
Do you know when the term "Coke" came into use? I don't recall that name being used back in my childhood (1950s/1960s).
This is a 5 cent only machine. 6 oz. bottles.