Junk Journal Spread No. JJ-06 — "Merry Christmas, Coca-Cola"
Junk Journal Spread No. JJ-06 — "Merry Christmas, Coca-Cola" is a vintage Historical Fragments & Clippings artifact by The Paper Age from 2026, preserved in The Record Institute Ephemera Archive.
Category: Historical Fragments & Clippings
Brand: The Paper Age
Year: 2026
Rarity Class: A
JJ-06 is a contemporary junk-journal spread photographed at The Paper Age pop-up display in 2026: a Christmas Coca-Cola collage laid over silver glitter paper. Two Santas in the tradition established by Haddon Sundblom anchor the pages — one raising a bottle under the headline "Refreshing Surprise", the other waving from a toy-laden sleigh above "Season's Greetings" — around a giant bottle-cap girl, a framed "The Answer to Thirst", and a torn book page on Disney's 1931 Mickey Mouse short Fishin' Around. Most of the images were cut from Warman's Coca-Cola Field Guide, the US price guide named in a caption strip on the right page. Identifications are preliminary, catalogued from a single photograph pending flat scans.
Quick Read
A 2026 junk-journal spread — a Coca-Cola Christmas on silver glitter: two Santas in the Sundblom tradition, a giant bottle-cap girl, a framed "The Answer to Thirst", a book page on Disney's 1931 Fishin' Around, most images cut from Warman's Coca-Cola Field Guide — catalogued piece by piece from a single photograph.
Summary
JJ-06 is a contemporary junk-journal spread photographed at The Paper Age pop-up display in 2026: a Christmas Coca-Cola collage laid over silver glitter paper. Two Santas in the tradition established by Haddon Sundblom anchor the pages — one raising a bottle under the headline "Refreshing Surprise", the other waving from a toy-laden sleigh above "Season's Greetings" — around a giant bottle-cap girl, a framed "The Answer to Thirst", and a torn book page on Disney's 1931 Mickey Mouse short Fishin' Around. Most of the images were cut from Warman's Coca-Cola Field Guide, the US price guide named in a caption strip on the right page. Identifications are preliminary, catalogued from a single photograph pending flat scans.
