The 1915 Coke Miniature Bottle given free during the 1990s was a collectible replica of the iconic contour bottle originally designed by the Root Glass Company of Terre Haute, Indiana. The original 1915 design became world-famous for its distinctive “hobble-skirt” shape, which set Coca-Cola apart from imitators. In the 1990s, Coca-Cola released miniature versions of this classic bottle as promotional giveaways, often included with select Coke packs or available at special events. Made of glass or high-quality plastic, these mini bottles celebrated Coca-Cola’s heritage and were highly prized by collectors for their nostalgic value and connection to one of the most recognizable designs in beverage history.
