The American Soda Machine Archive Manuals, history & restoration

Manufacturer archive

Electric Beverage

Original reference photography from the Cola Machines archive. Select any image to inspect the machine, mechanisms, identification plates, and restoration details.

This reference catalog documents 1 Electric Beverage machine. Surviving model records include production information spanning 1930 to 1933. Model-specific archive photography survives for 1 of the 1 entries.

This profile combines preserved company background with evidence from the individual machine records. Dates and model counts refer to documented examples in this collection, not an assertion that the catalog is complete.

1Models documented
1Models photographed
1930–1933Recorded date span
1Dated records

Electric Beverage company history

Preserved background

Archive documentation notes that Electric Beverage located in Indianapolis, Ind.

in 1933. Not much information about the Electric Beverage Cooler Company has been collected as it was a start-up company inthis year. The cooler line to be introduced was known as the "Super-Fast" line. According to the advertisement, they were manufacture six electric cooler models and two ice refrigerated coolers.

What the machine archive shows

Evidence by model and date

The dated archive currently runs from Super-Fast Cooler (Early to mid 1930's, 1933) through Super-Fast Cooler (Early to mid 1930's, 1933). It contains 1 model record, 1 with recorded production dates and 1 with surviving model-specific photography.

The documented production footprint is distributed across 1930s (1). These totals describe this archive—not necessarily the company’s complete output—and will change if additional period records are recovered.

Electric Beverage machines

1 model records

Research note: Profile scope is 1 archived machine records. Company background was independently restated from the site’s preserved manufacturer overview; view the archived source. Dates, photographs, and model counts come from the linked records. Where the preserved evidence is incomplete, the page says so instead of filling gaps with conjecture.