wonkapete
Well-Known Member
A few Mississippi bottles..
Digger, I'll start off with my 'Cotton' bottle that I haven't seen mentioned in your thread. It's from Jackson. The O-So Grape is from Bay St. Louis.
The back of Dixieland is neat - it shows all the 'big' cities:
The Kik is from Centreville, Miss:
All different Biedenharns that aren't aren't so common:
A soda water from Biedenharn.. and a Hancock Bottling Works bottle from Bay St. Louis:
An old milk bottle that lists all the towns in area - Gulfport, Pass Christian, Biloxi, Bay St. Louis, Pascagoula. A soda water from Gulfport Coca-Cola (has neat Magnolia blooms on it), and M'Grape from Biloxi:
CCCB Co - Property of Coast Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Gulfport, Corso Cefalu Bottling Co. in Biloxi, Orange Crush from the French Bottling Works in Gulfport, and Consumers Bottling in Gulfport:
Lastly, I'll throw in some old Barq's:
The first one is a tough one to find - Barq's embossed on the shoulder. It's the first 12 oz from the 1920s. Thanks for the info. Robert. Check out the Hardtner on the right. Mr. Barq teamed up with him at one point and bottled from his bottling plant in Gulfport.
Oh, couldn't resist throwing in some old oyster cans from biloxi!
Digger, I'll start off with my 'Cotton' bottle that I haven't seen mentioned in your thread. It's from Jackson. The O-So Grape is from Bay St. Louis.
The back of Dixieland is neat - it shows all the 'big' cities:
The Kik is from Centreville, Miss:
All different Biedenharns that aren't aren't so common:
A soda water from Biedenharn.. and a Hancock Bottling Works bottle from Bay St. Louis:
An old milk bottle that lists all the towns in area - Gulfport, Pass Christian, Biloxi, Bay St. Louis, Pascagoula. A soda water from Gulfport Coca-Cola (has neat Magnolia blooms on it), and M'Grape from Biloxi:
CCCB Co - Property of Coast Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Gulfport, Corso Cefalu Bottling Co. in Biloxi, Orange Crush from the French Bottling Works in Gulfport, and Consumers Bottling in Gulfport:
Lastly, I'll throw in some old Barq's:
The first one is a tough one to find - Barq's embossed on the shoulder. It's the first 12 oz from the 1920s. Thanks for the info. Robert. Check out the Hardtner on the right. Mr. Barq teamed up with him at one point and bottled from his bottling plant in Gulfport.
Oh, couldn't resist throwing in some old oyster cans from biloxi!
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