RCO as I mentioned on one of my posts the 'Sip it slowly' slogan was standard on 7oz Canadian 7up ACL's from at least 1942-1947, some Quebec bottles...
Something I was thinking about was my 1942 Canadian 7up seen in this photo has no red, but alas it has ghosting...so it simply wore away. I'm pretty...
I concure with iggy that it's a USA bottle. 1980's seems right for the two measuments being on the bottle....yes it seems odd but they started to do...
I imagine there is lots of neat 20's/30's era art deco bottles from your area as it was one of the main industrial area at the time and likely a lot...
the marathon beverages has a neat design , definitely a unique design as I haven't seen an art deco in that exact shape before , pretty sure it would...
they used the swimsuit design into the 50's so might not be from the 40's , your bottle would of had " orange " paint around the 7 up wording on the...
being that it was found in a creek I'd wonder about the condition , although its still possible to find acl's in good condition outdoors but becoming...
definitely the same design as the first root beer can , hard to determine how long this product was produced , have to wonder if it lasted as long as...
it was an unusual find , at the time decided I should do a circle check of that dump site just in case anything else was in the general area , guess...
Yup new to me!...awesome find!. Not surprising it showed up as Howdy was 7up's flavor line, so this means there is more than likely a Tonic water and...
weather here improved so I decided to go back one more time before the snow covers everything . seemed to find a lot of cans in really bad condition...
Prince George BC was one of the places not on the list I assumed might have a 7 up bottle but a city that I have virtually no information or pictures...
I've seen the bottle before , looking thru my pictures I found a picture of a similar bottle with the red and white acl . not exactly the same bottle...
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