More than a month ago I reviewed the visit I made to a coffee shop in the National Airport of Maiquetía, Venezuela VIEW, in it, I highlighted the rich coffee I drank, the view of the runway and the friendly service of its staff.
However, there was one important detail in their decor that caught my eye and I didn't refer to it because it didn't seem appropriate. Today, I stop by to say hello to the 
Standing in front of the bar to order my coffee, I immediately noticed the Coca-Cola posters, I find them striking because of that nostalgic air, they are not current posters, but from past decades, of a product that seems to have been with us all our lives and what has changed is its more dynamic and interactive presentation.
Almost immediately I notice that to my left a collection of posters is displayed on the wall, which immediately grabs me and I go straight to them with my phone in hand to photograph them.
And here is where I get dreamy thinking that if the person who set up this coffeeshop, always had it in mind and throughout his travels and journeys he was acquiring those posters, so for him, they have a greater meaning and I say him because of that mental bias in which I label female and male tastes, hahahaha. For example:
This one of the old west revolvers or this classic one of sensual and exotic women decorating the walls of old mechanical workshops, which I loved and is from 1936, it is already approaching 100 years old and connoisseurs say that after this date objects stop being old and become antique, which makes their monetary value is enhanced.
I loved these posters, the first one because it tells you how to order a beer in different languages and the second one because it invites us to toast for each other's health and that always makes me happy, because there is nothing like drinking a few beers with friends, here I think there is no distinction between the sexes, at least nowadays. hahahaha.
I also thought this poster was great, a graphic history of the evolution of the Coca-Cola bottle, without reaching the plastic era, as we can see, from a bottle with an almost rigid shape to more ergonomic and delicate models.
Anyway, I really enjoyed this coffee shop, its details with these posters that I found instructive and fun while waiting for the arrival of the plane with two of my granddaughters.
As for the story I dreamed while drinking my coffee, of the person who travels the world and goes around buying old posters, I hope that was the case and not that he ordered them on Amazon from his desk. Cheers and have a nice afternoon.