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| Curator's note | This wartime Coke ad associates the beverage with the heroic efforts of soldiers battling the Axis. The ad depicts Allied pilots involved in the Hump operation which transported much needed supplies across the Himalayas to the Chinese armies battling the Japanese. Here Coca-Cola is described as a well-known symbol of good will. |
| Title |
Have a "Coke" = Good Winds Have Blown You Here. |
| Dates |
1944 |
| Physical extent | 1 advertisement : b&w | | Repository | University of Saskatchewan Archives | | Fonds/collection | University of Saskatchewan Publications Collections | | Publication credits | The Greystone (University of Saskatchewan student yearbook) (publisher) | | Retrieval information | The Greystone-1944 |
| Database ID |
25064 |
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