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    Jackson Drug Co., Talladega Springs, Ala.

    As a soda bottle collector, I did not expect to be overwhelmed by medicine bottles at the Bessemer, Alababa, show or anywhere else. But these came from a long gone drug store at near-by Talladega Springs, and I kept going back again & again to buy more.
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    Gay-Pla, Talladega, Alabama 2nd pic.

    Second pic.
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    Gay-Ola, Talladega, Ala.

    Although this bottles appears to have been irradiated, it was actually found on top of the ground near a cemetery in Lineville, Alabama. A second pic follows.
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    Thanks to Tom Lines for the Bessemer show.

    Tom Lines put on another exceptional show this past weekend in Bessemer, Alabama. There was a great Coke display which featured all the known Alabama Hutch bottles, as well as numerous examples of rare small-town Cokes. A great time was had by sellers and buyers alike (me especially!). I...
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    Lime Cola, Lineville, Ala. (need info)

    In my search for Lineville, Alabama, bottles I heard of one I was unfaniliar with. The only description I have is that it was an ACL, and somewhere on this Lime Cola bottle were the words "25th Anniversary" and "Lineville, Ala.". I have no doubt that other cities had this anniversary...
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    Searching for bottles: LINEVILLE, ALA.

    Like many small towns in the early 1900s, Lineville, Alabama, had a variety of soda bottlers, and, as usual, these bottles are now difficult to find. I am searching for anything related to bottling during that period in Lineville, especially the bottles, both ACL & embossed. Some of the...
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    Dr. Pepper "PEPPO" & a Pepsi by Orange Crush

    On the bottom of the 12oz. PEPPO is 'DR. PEPPER BOTTLING CO. Ft. Myers, Fla. LG37'. On the bottom of the Pepsi: 'ORANGE CRUSH BOTT. CO. Rocky Mount, N.C. 12OZ' with a 7 to the right of the Owens mark. Just a couple of oddities found in the backwoods of Alabama.
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    Info on Coca-Cola Camp Hill, Alabama

    This year I am going to invest in a good reference book on Alabama sodas. The ones I have now are limited, and dont show anything on this crown top Coke. I've been holding out for an updated Coke book from Bill Porter, which I hope is forthcoming. The bottle has REGISTERED across the...
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    Is this Dillon, S.C. Coke any count?

    Got this bottle in a deal with some others. It was the kind of deal where you took all or none, but I did get the one I wanted. There are two pencil point dings on the side. Thanks for any help you guys can give me. If it's a common one I'll just set it aside.
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    Info on error Pepsi, Montgomery, Ala.

    This is a side embossed Pepsi from Montgomery, Alabama. Condition is great. The word ''BOTTLIGN' is misspelled. I do not have access to any of the Pepsi reference books, so I hope someone can help me find an approximate value on this bottle. A friend owns one & is looking to sell or trade...
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    Lard jars

    Just wanted to share a couple of old jars. RB# 1129. The HG is a nice SCA. I also have a tin pale from Napheys, 2 1/2" tall, with the date 1776-1876. Correct lids.
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    COLUMBUS ICE CO. MISS.

    Can anyone tell me if this is a common Mississippi Hutch? Tombstone slugplate, clear, 7 1/4", solid w/ no chips or cracks. Thanks.
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    Big Chief, 2nd pic

    Another view.
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    Alabama 'Big Chief' bottles

    I've collected sodas for a while but these are my first 'Big Chiefs'. An ACL from Gordo, Alabama, and one from Guin, Al., and an embossed one from Aliceville, Al. Can anyone give me any input on them?
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    Hobbleskirt question (Base lettering & dating)

    The bottle on the left is a Pat'd Nov. 16, 1915, and from the absence of a manufacturers mark or date code, made between 1918-19. The second bottle is an Xmas Coke; at the base is LGW28 which means (to Me anyway) it was made in 1928 by Laurens of South Carolina. Is the smaller lettering...
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    Green Try-Me, 24oz.

    This is one picked up by celerycola on the long trail from New York to Alabama. The bottle is from the 29N mold, with the patent date (April 24th, 1924) & Washington, DC, on the bottom.
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    Gurrier's 2nd pic

    Gurrier's Tablets
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    Gurrier's Tablets

    This machine-made bottle is amber, 7" tall, with labels on the front & back. The sides are embossed in cursive: 'Gurrier's Tablets', then in smaller block letters: 'HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA'. There is no cap. The price on the front label is $5. The pills are for the neutralization of...
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    Tall Chero-Cola 2nd pic

    Another pic.
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    Tall Chero-Cola swirl

    I can't seem to find out much about this bottle. According to Cheromike, at some time the company tried streamlining the six ounce Chero-Cola swirl bottle in order to get 30 in a case. This one is from Phenix City, Ala., and there is supposed to be another of these skinny Cheros from...

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