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    Twin-Orange Drink Hekelnkaemper Bros. - Atchison Kansas

    I'm looking for a bottle like the one on this sign.
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    Have Access to old bottling plant that operated from 1870 to 1915

    If you find any Celery Cola bottles, even damaged, please let me know.
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    Cheves Cola - Chero Cola Question

    Cheeves Brothers were among the first franchise bottlers of Chero Cola in 1912 at their Newberry Florida plant. By the time they opened a branch at Gainesville the next year, they had discontinued Chero Cola. Their 1913 bottle with both towns was designed to copy the Chero Cola logo. The Cheeves...
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    Anyone ever seen one of these??

    I've seen pics of this bottle or another like it. Chinotto was apparently a variety of orange grown in the Mediterranean. Google has lots of information on the brand post WWII. Fanta even had a Chinotto flavor.
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    So where do I find a guide for Art Deco Soda bottles?

    Pics of bottles and company histories are pictured in these books. www.kolawars.com
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    Enterprise Bottling Works- Orange Crush

    re: the Enterprise Orange Crush 1960LG24. 1960 = mold number L = Loogeetee OK plant G = Graham Glass 24 = 1924 date manufactured
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    OLD COCA COLA BOX

    I have several 1920s hobbleskirts, 1923 patent bottles, for five bucks each plus shipping.
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    Old Smile soda bottle

    The earliest deco soda bottle design that I'm aware of is the 1908 Bludwine "hobbleskirt" which was later patented. The Gay-Ola "four ring" design was patented in 1914 in response to a lawsuit by Coca-Cola. Coke lost that lawsuit and developed their own patented bottle a year later for their own...
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    WW2 Military Cokes..who's the expert ?

    I have clear (C) Chattanooga TRADE MARK from ’44 and ’45 and a clear Laurens ’45 TRADE MARK. I also have Owens D-Pat clear and green with plain base dated ’41 through ’44 and found on Guadalcanal, Saipan, and New Guinea. I also have ’42 San Francisco and ’43 Oakland, both found mixed with...
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    WW2 Military Cokes..who's the expert ?

    Check your PMs. I just sent a spreadsheet of what I have from the Pacific Theatre based on provenance where found.
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    If you reply to dismithny@gmail.com we can have a conversation without the forum's character...

    If you reply to dismithny@gmail.com we can have a conversation without the forum's character limits. Dennis Smith New York, USA
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    I collect WWII Coke bottles based on provenance where found in the Pacific Theatre. Attached...

    I collect WWII Coke bottles based on provenance where found in the Pacific Theatre. Attached is a list. I hope to write an article on WWII Coca-Cola in the Pacific and relate it to my dad's service as a US Marine in the war. I've found some good background information in the writings of E...
  13. K

    Hello from Newportnews, Va.

    https://www.facebook.com/groups/358226644210052/?ref=share
  14. K

    Brandimist cola sign

    From KolaWars: Atlanta
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    KolaWars Books

    I just published an updated version of my 15-year-old KolaWars: Birmingham book. Currently, there are five different soda related books available on my website www.kolawars.com. BIRMINGHAM’S KOLA WARS In 1913, the residents of Birmingham drank more Coca-Cola than those in any city in the...
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    Dora Bottling Hutchinson

    Dora Bottling Works started in 1901 and used Hutch bottles for about ten years. It became the Coca-Cola Bottling Works in 1916.
  17. K

    WANTED ST LOUIS BOTTLES

    I'm looking for a crown top Speed-O and Bell Bottling Celery Cola crown top. Thanks, Dennis
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    Northeast Georgia Crowntops

    I have a nice Elberton Celery Cola but could use an upgrade for my Gainesville.

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