Although the idea for canning Coca Cola began in the 1930's, culminating with the creation of a 16oz and a 32 oz cone top can in 1936, no real progress was made until the 1950's. Neither of these cone tops appear to have actually gone into production, but were used as samples.

May 26, 2019 · Coca-Cola one quart, cone top can Although the company experimented with metal cans as early as the 1930's this is the first actual production can. Used as a "Test Market" from the Hayward, Ca. Plant for export to troops overseas in late 1955.

Nov 20, 2024 · Vintage Coca Cola STEEL SODA CAN WITH Diamond pattern (without Bottle in the Diamond, which began appearing in 1961). This 1956 Can was the first flat top Coke can produced, following the extremely rare Cone Top cans. Humidity corrosion on the suface of the can, but no holes.

In 1965, Coca-Cola pioneered tests of flat-top aluminum cans. It was a significant advancement in beverage packaging. The advantages over steel cans was obvious—including lighter weight, better thermal properties, and enhanced branding potential. These initial trials proved successful.

Sep 24, 2012 · Continental’s Envir-o-can required the consumer to pull a metal strip from the top of the can, revealing several small holes in the top from which to pour the beer.” Coca-Cola in 2011....

Discover the largest website of cans from The Coca-Cola Company! Lots of information and pictures are waiting to be found. You will find regular cans, commemorative cans and special editions as well. is the largest digital can museum for Coca-Cola cans. Discover all historical cans (cans up to and including 2014).

Sep 6, 2024 · VINTAGE COCA COLA STEEL SODA CAN WITH DIAMOND (w/Bottle) PATTERN. CHECK OVER THE PICS FOR THE BEST DESCRIPTION AND FEEL FREE TO ASK QUESTIONS.

Mar 2, 2025 · Coca-Cola Coke Flat Top soda pop can. (This beverage container is empty with no liquid contents inside.). Flat Top can from the late 1950's or early 1960's. This"Pre-Zip Code" can features the Diamond design and this variation has the Coca-Cola bottle pictured in the middle of the label in Silver color.

Coca-Cola Toy Truck w/Box, Buddy L, pressed steel, complete w/8 soda cases & 2 hand trucks never out of the package, c.1960s, Near Mint NOS cond w/minor wear on one top decal, 15"L. See Sold Price Sold

Jun 14, 2023 · Coca-Cola stalled at the prototype phase of developing a signature cone-top can for any major roll-out. Consumer response to soda in cans was lukewarm at best, despite efforts by manufacturers to redesign the cans with interior liners.