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Reblogging my unconsumption post:

Now here’s an unexpected find — a repurposing example from the 1930s — in my house:
Coca-Cola bottle caps affixed to a picture frame — holding a picture from 1941 of my grandfather!
Several months ago, I opened up …

Reblogging my unconsumption post:

Now here’s an unexpected find — a repurposing example from the 1930s — in my house:

Coca-Cola bottle caps affixed to a picture frame — holding a picture from 1941 of my grandfather!

Several months ago, I opened up the frame so I could take out the photo and scan it. It wasn’t until today, when I removed the frame’s backing again (I’m considering reusing the frame), that I noticed the metal tabs’ unmistakable red script. 

I suspect my handy grandmother did the bottle-cap rigging. (My grandfather was in the Coke-bottling business.)

Definitely my cool find-of-the-day.

Related: Coca-Cola randomness and more.

December 13, 2010
Tags Coca-Cola, random, personal
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