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Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 9:49:25 PM   
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Hi everyone. I found this bottle while diving last week and was hoping that someone could help with the ID. The bottle has an internal screw top and original stopper. It is embossed with Soda Stream and it has an arrow embossed above the name. Has anyone ever seen this bottle before? Is it American, British, Canadian? What date range is it from? Is it rare? Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks!




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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 9:49:57 PM   
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Closeup of the arrow!




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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 9:51:51 PM   
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UK bottle...would be my guess..

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 9:57:04 PM   
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Where'd you find it? I'd guess it's Canadian... It's got a "continental" sort of look to it, yet the closure is distinctly English, making me think it's Canadian.

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 9:59:33 PM   
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Dale found one in South Africa in this thread, so I'll stick with it being a UK bottle, much more of a chance for a UK bottle to end up there than a Canadian bottle IMHO....

http://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-407268/tm.htm

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/22/2012 11:01:27 PM   
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That arrow on it looks like a british admiralty mark, so My guess is british navy, that would explain why they would be found all over the world. Cool bottle, I would like to get one myself british navy stuff is always cool.

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 8:20:20 AM   
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It's British.

There are several variations in different sizes, including a tenpin shape, and larger bottles embossed vertically in large letters 'Penny Monsters' on the sides, with 'Soda Stream' in small letters on the base. Seems to have been a franchise type business, with the company supplying syrup, bottles and advertising to small scale suppliers around the UK (and probably in some of the colonies at the time) around 1910 - 1930.

I might be mis-remembering, but somewhere I remember seeing something about the British Army using the stuff in some of their garrisons in Africa and the middle east during WW1.

The Penny monsters bottles seem to be earlier (about 1910 - 1920) and the Soda stream bottles like that one being more like 1915 or 1920 through to 1930.

One of the franchise holders, at least for a few years, was one of my great-grandfathers, in Boston (the Lincolnshire town, not the one in the NE USA) in around 1908 - 1914. Here he is in 1913 with some bottles and advertising. The glass bottles in this photo are the Penny Monsters type.




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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 8:28:43 AM   
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... and the arrow on that bottle looks wrong for Admiralty. There's no fletching on British Admiralty arrows, and a very short shaft (which is why they're called 'Broad arrows').

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 8:44:56 AM   
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Great info Jerry, thanx.....Jim

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 9:52:34 AM   
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Very interesting information! Thank you all so much for the details and history! I dive in Bermuda, so it makes sence that it was used by the British navy. However, the arrow does not have that "broad arrow" look to it. This arrow looks more like an actual fletched arrow. Thanks again!   

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 3:17:24 PM   
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Beachcomber,  I have a similar bottle that I am sure it is from the UK.  It is amber glass.  RED Matthews

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RE: Help! Soda Stream Internal screw bottle - 1/23/2012 10:43:43 PM   
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Thanks for the info, I wasn't sure.

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