Discover the Coca-Cola collectibles that have popped off at auction, and which ones you're most likely to find at your local thrift store.

Pilots have a collective, decades-long love affair with the 35 series Bonanza dating back to its 1947 introduction.

There is no sight more gratifying to me than the open road, for the open road allows the body to wander and the mind to […] ...

Sprite Boy appeared in many Coca-Cola advertising programs through 1953 and was entirely retired by 1958. As such, it appears ...

This foodie road trip takes you to eight must-visit barbecue joints that locals can’t get enough of. Let’s kick off our meaty ...

The road of an author is built by the routes taken. For Philip R. Jordan of Sunderland, this has taken many paths including ...

Nestled in the heart of the Central Valley, Visalia Vintage & Antiques is a treasure trove that’ll make you feel like you’ve ...

Notice the dinosaur peeking out from the top of the Coca-Cola cooler ... of dinosaurs made out of bottle caps. Also check out the extra train tracks on this shelf. Stuck to the wall around an old ...

The iconic apothecary-style glass container was first created in 1894. After a few modifications, the final design included a less pronounced bulge, making it easier to produce. That year was 1915, ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Getting a refund on a bottle of Coke used to be a complicated affair. You had to drive your bottle to the airport, catch a plane to ...