Coca-Cola Bottle Evolution 🥤 | From Hutchinson to the Hobble Skirt! We’re diving into the fascinating history of Coca-Cola bottles, from the late 1800s Hutchinsons to the iconic 1915 hobble skirt design that defined American soda. 🥤 🍶 Hutchinson Era (1880s–1900s): Early Coke bottles used the classic blob-top Hutch style found mostly in Georgia, Alabama, and Tennessee. 🧴 Straight-Side Era (1900–1915): Heel script ➜ mid script ➜ shoulder script each marking Coke’s rapid expansion and local bot

748 reactions · 87 shares | This is the story of a Victorian fashion style called the hobble skirt where women had to put on these skirts where they could barely walk. This is Victoria style. Made it very difficult for women to move fast. And eventually died out. although we still have the pencil skirt today. #VictorianStyle #victorianera #victorianfashion #WomensHistoryMonth2024 #womenshistory | Deanna Falchook | Facebook

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