more consignement store finds/ my wifes gonna kill me...

[splante]

found some more sodas at a consignement store, some nice locals and commons?
7 bottles for $12.00 couldnt pass them up, wife wont be happy...lol
pictured
Simpson spring easton conn 30's
turbitt & orme prov ri 20"s?
Hope club 28 oz had to have it since i have the smaller version 1950's
Nobby new britain conn 50's ?
trueade 40's?
cott 50's ? 3 color acl
echo bristol ri

 

[Poison_Us]

Easier to ask forgiveness than permission. []

 

[JayBeck]

The Hope Club label is very similar to Imperial Beverages from Cleveland, Ohio

 

[splante]

well she didnt kill me she just she does not want anymore in the house....making room for her I mean the bottles in the shed..[].yes that imperial is very similer.

 

[Blackglass]

You probably did well for 12.00. The Turbitt & Orme actually dates around the 1895-1905 era, and the simpson spring probably doesn't date from after 1910. I've seen the small size Hope Club but never one in that size...Its probably the best one in the group if the Turbitt & Orme (Strange name ain't it?) is'nt rare.
Michael

 

[splante]

thanks for the info blackglass...still trying to research them also..

 

[Dan Turbitt]

Hello Splante — Would you be interested in selling the Turbitt & Orme soda bottle? Thank you. — Dan

 

[hemihampton]

That post is 10 years old & I'm not sure if Splante has even been in here for past 10 years?

 

[Dan Turbitt]

That post is 10 years old & I'm not sure if Splante has even been in here for past 10 years?

 

[Dan Turbitt]

Hello hemihampton! Yes, I too noticed the age of the post but decided to take a shot in the dark to see if he — or anyone else for that matter — might be selling Turbitt soda bottles, which I’m very interested in buying. I’m a new member (today is my first day in fact), and so I’m unfamiliar with who are / are not the most current and active members of this group. Appreciate you reaching out to help a newcomer! Best, Dan