We have posted about our Sprite Boy character several times in the past. You can read an older post about how he was used to introduce the concept that "Coke" = "Coca-Cola" in our advertising in the 1940s. The one consistent feature about Sprite Boy is that he did not have legs, until yesterday. I came across a renderings of what Sprite Boy could look like with legs on a "Minitoon" logo. While we do not have the complete history on this peice, we are speculating that Walter Lantz, who did
animated cartoons for
More on Journey
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Together is Beautiful:
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Party With a Purpose:
Coca-Cola Toasts To The 25th Anniversary of ESSENCE Festival -
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Coca-Cola Bottlers Mark Major Milestones
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