Art deco Virginia dare soda
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Mailman1960
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I like the art deco style, leave two or three every time I'm out. Just don't have the room for them.
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I have 3 or 4 different ACL's from Detroit but don't have that one. Probably from the 1920's or 30's. Leon.
Virginia Dare was the first English child born in the new world English colony of Roanoke in 1587.
I also seem to remember a brand of wine with her name on the label with the same lettering.
That's a nice deco style bottle.
I also seem to remember a brand of wine with her name on the label with the same lettering.
That's a nice deco style bottle.
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Rare bottle I have never seen before, I own about 500 deco's and that's all I look for in sales mostly. Looks like a 1939 Owen Illinois date code on the base.
Hey Semar, et al,
On the V.D./Garret wine--I believe there are two versions. Since that company started soon after the Civil War and was HQed in Richmond, there is a Confederate flag as part of the embossment. A later version had no such battle flag.
On the V.D./Garret wine--I believe there are two versions. Since that company started soon after the Civil War and was HQed in Richmond, there is a Confederate flag as part of the embossment. A later version had no such battle flag.
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