Coca-Cola Bottle border tops the green and white stripped wallpaper in the living room.  The collection of Hayden Sundblom’s Coca-Cola Santa ads is complete from 1931 thru 1966 and is displayed proudly in different areas of the room.   The children in the picture are second graders from the local primary school.  When our oldest grandson was in the second grade we invited all the second graders out for a tour of the “Coca-Cola Christmas house”.  The tour was such a great success that it became a tradition that has continued for the past 10 years.  The grandson that started it all will graduate prompting a special tour and celebration in honor of the class that started it all. 

GO CLASS OF 2007!!!

The book shelves in the living room have been taken over by Coca-Cola clocks, plates, mugs and other memorabilia.  The first Coca-Cola items that started me on the road to collecting was a Coca-Cola price guide, after that came the four framed ads featured in the picture on the left. 

The “Time-Out” baby stands guard over a storage chest designed to look like an old Coke machine.  The house and truck were sent to me by a lady from Mexico who became friends with my sister who vacationed there regularly. 

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