Soda Collection (page 5)

Air bubbles on water surface, 3D computer graphics

Girl, two years, face caked in sand, drinking from beverage can, Namibia

HINE: CHILD LABOR, 1911. A young factory worker that has been rolling cigarettes in Danville, Virginia for six months. Photograph by Lewis Hine, June 1911

Young couple sharing soda

Girl and boy at lemonade stand

DRUG STORE, 1890s. The Old Corner Drug Store in Waco, Texas, where Dr Pepper soda was created and first served in 1885

AD: HIRES, 1919. American advertisement for Hires Root Beer, 1919

AD: CLICQOUT CLUB. American advertisement for Clysmic Extra Dry Ginger Ale, 1919

AD: CLYSMIC GINGER ALE, 1919. American advertisement for Clysmic Ginger Ale, 1919

AD: GINGER ALE, 1919. American advertisement for White Rock Ginger Ale, 1919

Boy In Horozonial Stripe Shirt & Girl Wearing A Ve
UNITED STATES - Circa 1930s: Boy In Horozonial Stripe Shirt & Girl Wearing A Vertical Stripe Jumper Shorts Set On A Bicycle Sharing A Single Bottle Of Soda With Two Straws Trees. (Photo by H)

The Cliff House Hotel, Manitou Springs, Colorado, USA. Date: circa 1930s

Christmas card in the shape of medicines
Christmas card in the shape of a bottle of medicine and boxes of pills for various ailments. circa 1890s

Crushed aluminum cans at a recycling facility in Boise, Idaho. aluminum, aluminum cans
Crushed aluminum cans at a recycling facility in Boise, Idaho

Cheeseburger, chips and soft drinks on a tray at a Burger King restaurant, Canterbury, Kent, England

Sucking a soft drink out of a straw in a colourful Burger King disposable cup with a plastic lid, Canterbury, Kent, England

View of soda lake habitat, Lake Nakuru, Lake Nakuru N. P. Great Rift Valley, Kenya, January
View of soda lake habitat, Lake Nakuru, Lake Nakuru N.P. Great Rift Valley, Kenya, January

Group of R. A. F Cadets, Terrell Aviation School, At Bass Drug Co. Fountain, Terrell, Texas
Interior view of a drug store. Thirteen cadets and two women employees sit at or stand around a soda fountain counter

Teenagers Hanging Out
Wharton, New Jersey: January 3, 1963 Teenagers hanging out at a shop with soft drinks and listening to the jukebox

Bottles Of Mineral Water, Brought Into A Pub. The Mineral Water Is Used To Mix With A Glass Of Wine. Hungarian Pub, Vendeglo And Coach And Horses, Hungary, Europe

Yellow and green straws in glass full of fizzy water and ice cubes

Blood orange campari soda in four glasses on blue tablecloth

A bucket of popcorn beside a soda cup

Green cocktail garnished with lime, decorated with a plastic lizard and drinking straw wrapped around on the outside

Slice of Soda Bread

Cold fizzy drink F007 / 0362
Cold fizzy drink

Iced drink, artwork F007 / 8240
Iced drink, computer artwork

Glass of cola F008 / 2155
Glass of cola

Fizzy drink F007 / 0237
Fizzy drink being poured into a glass

Fizzy drink F007 / 0236
Fizzy drink being poured into a glass

Solvay Process Company factory, 1890s C014 / 0520
Solvay Process Company factory. In 1861, Belgian chemist Ernest Solvay patented a method for the production of sodium carbonate (soda) from ammonium carbonate and brine

Islip, Long Island, New York. Photograph
COLLINS PHARMACY, 1914. Islip, Long Island, New York. Photograph

Young African American migrant workers outside a juke joint in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, 1941
MIGRANT WORKERS, 1941. Young African American migrant workers outside a juke joint in Belle Glade, Florida. Photograph, 1941

FLAPPERS, 1928. Two young women, on their way to San Francisco on an East Bay ferry, enjoying a refreshment, 1928

Advertisement with a young woman holding a glass of Coca-Cola, seated at a table with a paper giving the location of
COCA-COLA AD, 1890s. Advertisement with a young woman holding a glass of Coca-Cola, seated at a table with a paper giving the location of the Home Office as well as branch locations of the Coca-Cola

Coca-Cola Advertisement
COCA-COLA ADVERTISEMENT. American advertisement

Refresh Yourself. Advertisement for Coca-Cola from an American magazine of 1924
COCA-COLA AD, 1924. Refresh Yourself. Advertisement for Coca-Cola from an American magazine of 1924

American magazine advertisement
COCA-COLA AD, 1914. American magazine advertisement

A soda jerk at a soda fountain in Corpus Christi, Texas. Photographed by Russell Lee in 1939
SODA JERK, 1939. A soda jerk at a soda fountain in Corpus Christi, Texas. Photographed by Russell Lee in 1939

For Health & Happiness All Season Through : American advertisement for Coca-Cola, 1927
COCA-COLA AD, 1927. " For Health & Happiness All Season Through" : American advertisement for Coca-Cola, 1927

LCC-LFB Early motorised fire engine
This machine was one of the early self-propelled petrol motor fire engines used by the LFB. It was made by Merryweather and Sons Limited

SODA WATER MACHINE, c1880. Line engraving, American, 19th century

SODA MACHINE, c1880. Lipincott Tilting Syrup Machine. Line engraving, c1880

SODA-WATER FOUNTAIN, 1872. A soda-water fountain: wood engraving, American, 1872

The great Arm & Hammer brand soda. Church & Co. New York. Advertisement for Arm & Hammer soda, showing a clown, and an acrobat on a horse. Date ca. 1900. The great Arm & Hammer brand soda

Anchor Bar, Portobello Hotel, Walton, Essex
The Anchor Bar at the Portobello Hotel, Walton-on-the-Naze, Essex. 1967

Ice Cold Soda Water

A Matter of Taste A different approach to having a drink between these two boating enthusiasts. The portly older gentleman preferring a whiskey and soda

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

"Soda: A Timeless Refreshment Through the Ages" Step back in time and immerse yourself in the vibrant history of soda. From vintage advertisements to iconic cultural moments, it has always held a special place in our hearts and taste buds. Inca Kola, with its eye-catching painted sign, takes us on a journey to South America, where this golden elixir became a beloved national drink. Its unique flavor captivated tastebuds worldwide. Traveling further back to the 1920s, we find ourselves amidst an era of glamour and excitement. Soda water adverts from this time evoke images of flappers dancing the night away at extravagant parties, their glasses filled with effervescent delight. Even during World War II, soda remained an emblem of hope and comfort. Coca-Cola's patriotic advertisement poster reminds us that even in times of darkness, a simple sip can bring joy and unity. The whimsical artwork "His Masters Vice" by George Studdy showcases how soda was not just a beverage but also an indulgence that brought pleasure to people's lives. Moving forward to Piccadilly Circus in London, we witness the bustling cityscape where soda signs adorn every corner. The statue of Eros stands tall as if guarding over these fizzy delights - symbols of Christian charity indeed. Job Wraggs Super Quality Soda Water advertising card transports us to simpler times when small-town charm reigned supreme. Picture African American men enjoying their Sunday afternoon on a porch while savoring refreshing sodas from kerosene pumps nearby – capturing moments frozen in Dorothea Lange's lens. Prohibition may have tried to dampen spirits during the 1920s vision but failed miserably when it came to quenching our desire for fizzy drinks. Soda prevailed as an innocent pleasure amidst chaos.