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Jamie July 28, 2009
I think they should go back
I think they should go back to 1973.
Jamie July 28, 2009
I changed my mind, ’62
I changed my mind, ’62
malachy walsh July 28, 2009
Nice ad for Coke.
Nice ad for Coke.
jc July 28, 2009
I really love the 1940
I really love the 1940 version.
Jason July 28, 2009
The 1940 version is a
The 1940 version is a knock-off of the Coca-Cola logo, though. I say go back to ’73.
DJiLLPAPA July 28, 2009
Coke has evolved, too. But
Coke has evolved, too. But yeah, for the most part, the same: http://cocacolaloft.blogspot.com/2006/04/coca-cola-script-trademarklogo.html