Vintage Beer Cans
Vintage beer can collections are generally comprised of three distinct types of packaging: flat top, cone top and pull tops. The earliest can designs were flat tops and consumers were on their own when it came to opening them. Generally a triangle shaped can opener was used to puncture the tops of the cans and make an opening in this style of can. Soon conetop cans were introduced and the six pack was born in 1938. The packaging was thick and six packs of beer were deemed too heavy for housewives to pick up on weekly grocery shopping trips. By 1960, the last conetop beer cans were produced and manufacturers tried using an aluminum top on steel cans to make them easier to open. In 1962, the first pull-tab beer hit the market, in 1965 ring-top cans were introduced and in 1974 a short-lived push-button beer can was used on some brands. Most canned beers now use the pull-tab packaging. Follow link for the complete History of the Beer Can:
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Here is another example of relaxing drinks.. Slow Cow is a relaxation beverage that helps in the improvement of concentration, memory and learning capacity without causing sleepiness. A one of kind drink made in Quebec.
(2 votes, average: 2.50 out of 5) Loading ...Mary Jane’s Relaxing Soda
Are we going to see a new trend in the energy drink category with introduction of relaxing drinkings. Mary Jane’s Relaxing Soda is a all-natural soft drink that delivers euphoric relaxation and focus to a stress-filled life. Within minutes of drinking, a “calming” sensation can be felt throughout the body and mind.* Mary Jane’s Relaxing Soda is perfect for stressful, nerve-wracking situations or when you just feel like sitting back and enjoying life. Made from herbal extracts, carbonated water, and all-natural cane sugar, it’s good for your body and mind.
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The eco coke bottle is a concept design by andrew kim for his midterm project for his freshman studio class. The objective was to create something eco-friendly, and he chose to redesign the bottles used by Coca-Cola.
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