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  1. Uncola

    7-up bottle from 2015.

    I didn't know they still made 7-up bottles. I found and bought this one that says "Hecho en Mexico" (I'm assuming Spanish for "made in Mexico") and there was a sticker on the back with the Nutritional information on it, and the sticker had a copyright date of 2015. It was only $2.
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    Went on eBay

    As a collector of 7-up bottles, there was one that I always needed and wanted. This one came in the mail today. I think it's from the mid-'70s. Great shape, too.
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    Bottles made of plastic

    At a flea market a few months ago, I found a 7-up bottle. It was weird because it was made of plastic, not glass. The guy who sold it to me said it was part of a store display. Needless to say I didn't pay very much for it, but I haven't had any new additions to the 7-up bottle collection in a...
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    Looking for the following 7-up bottle type.

    I want a 7-up bottle that looks like the one in the attached picture. Does anybody have a spare or something?
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    '60s 7-up test bottle?

    I found this auction really interesting.eBay #201147916971Why so cheap?
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    Unopened 7-up bottle from 1939

    I had just arrived at the flea market when I saw an unopened bottle of 7-up for $20. It was old and had paper labels. I looked and the date says 1939. So there's 70-year-old 7-up in that bottle. I got it because I doubt I would never see anything like it ever again. Walking through the aisles...
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    New huge bottle to the collection

    I got a really big 7-up bottle at a flea market a few weeks ago. It's about a foot tall but wider than the other tall 7-up bottles I have. Judging from the numbers on the bottom, I figure it's from 1975, judging from the "75" at the end of the number. Seems about the right date judging from the...
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    Unopened Uncola

    I got this really cool unopened bottle of sugar-free 7-up. I didn't know that sugar-free 7-up didn't exist until now. It has a bottlecap that says "diet 7-up", so I think perhaps someone put the wrong bottlecap on. The bottle to the right is a 7-up bottle that doesn't have any white or red on it...
  9. Uncola

    Cans

    I was just wondering how many of you bottle collectors also collect old cans. I am just beginning to. I'm starting because I think it would complement my bottle collection. -mods, please move to the general chat forum!-
  10. Uncola

    local eBay find.

    I was looking for 7-up bottles on eBay when I found one in good condition from Albany, right down the road from me. Seems a shame for him to mail it to me, but I have no way to get to Albany, which is about 30 miles south of where I am. This will mark my 16th 7up bottle for my 7-up collection...
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    Flea market 7up bottle

    Found this at a flea market for $2. Looks really great.
  12. Uncola

    7-Up at the beach

    During my trip to Lincoln City, Oregon, I stopped at an antiques store. I found a few 7-up related items. First was an ad in a magazine for 7-up. The copyright date is 1948. I'm thinking about framing it. Second one is a can of 7-up that has two golf balls in it. It's shaped like a regular can...
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    state of glass bottles today

    I was just wondering if they still make glass bottles for major soft drinks (especially 7-Up). Googling "glass bottles" and visiting 7-Up's website yielded nothing. The reason I'm asking is because I want one that was made today. The bottles of 7-Up pictured on the website look like plastic...
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    New addition to the bottle collection

    Hi, just got this bottle off eBay. It came with a real round hole near the bottom, I don't think it's a dent or anything, was wondering what caused it. Anyway, judging from pictures of cans and stuff I'm guessing it was made in the late '70s perhaps? I think it's neat looking, so I bought it.
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    Empty unopened can

    I found a can of diet 7-up in the garage that is empty but unopened. I shake it and sounds like nothing is in there. I added it to my bottle collection in my room. Has anyone else stumbled across something like this?
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    Why so much for shipping?

    I was looking around eBay for old 7-up bottles. Most of them were fair priced IMO, but the shipping costs are outrageous! We're talking about almost $10 for shipping! Does it really cost that much for shipping ONE bottle, and if so, why? Just curious. EDIT: D'oh! just saw the eBay part of the...
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    Very small 7-up bottles

    Just got back from the flea market. I got some tiny 7-up bottles, maybe a couple inches tall. There was a six pack that only had three of them. I thought $12 was too high a price, but I went and got them anyway because I've never seen them before. Since they are too small to have anything...
  18. Uncola

    7-up bottle: age?

    Hello, I'm posting this in the soda bottle part (was in the new additions part), and I'm just wondering on the age of this one. It has the slogan "You Like It...It Likes You" on it, but there's no labels on it, it's just all green.
  19. Uncola

    New bottle, gang!

    Hey I'm back with a new bottle I found at a flea market. It's 7-Up and has the slogan "You Like It, It Likes You", which, according to Wikipedia was used between 1936-52. It looks pretty new for a bottle that old. It says on the bottom "787 NW 66 NOT TO BE REFILLED 3", with the three being above...
  20. Uncola

    I have one of these 7-up thermometers

    It was my grandparents' 7-Up thermometer, just for a lark, I decided to look it up on eBay and found one that's $195. Is my thermometer really worth that much? http://cgi.ebay.com/Vintage-7-UP-Thermometer-Glass-Face-7UP-Soda-12-Round-/320699134003?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item4aab287033

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