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Need info on Carolina deco sodas
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Allright, Thanks friend for posting these for me, sorry they're not cleaned. The first picture is where these have been stashed for close to 35 yrs. (under and inside this ol' shack) The only one I know a little about is the S,T. Boon. Any info. would be appreciated, and I really wanted to post these, as they popped out to me out of all I've been looking thru..Thanks so much!!
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Here's some design info on your "Dice" bottle. I have always liked designer/deco bottles, and am continually amazed on the seemingly endless variety of styles. You just have to wonder why they were stashed under the house. Probably some kid saving up for a rainy day. That's what I call a "Jack-Pot" find. Notice that your photo and the drawing are lined up the same with the 4-5-6 dice on the left and the 1-2-3 dice on the right.
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Here's some design info on your "Dice" bottle. I have always liked designer/deco bottles, and am continually amazed on the seemingly endless variety of styles. You just have to wonder why they were stashed under the house. Probably some kid saving up for a rainy day. That's what I call a "Jack-Pot" find. Notice that your photo and the drawing are lined up the same with the 4-5-6 dice on the left and the 1-2-3 dice on the right.
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Thank you so much for the info., love finding the different types, actually my brother and I were the diggers of these bottles back in the early 70's and we stashed them on our property. My Dad was a fruit jar hunter, so he put us on the holes, outhouse spots, ect., so the soda's and meds. were secondary. We couldn't stand it when the sun went down, as we were also waiting for what treasure would pop up! He also had us taking down old barns, what treasures we would find, now I got a the treasure hunting right here. I will be selling many of these soda's, it's all new to me now, for I've been hunting gold for the last 18 yrs.!! Thank you for listening to my story
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Again, thank you so much for the drawing, if I don't find another like this, I will definitely keep this one, I can't help it!!
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Had a really good day at my "honey hole" yesterday, found many great treasures, a few really nice different RC's greenish?? But I think the best are in the pictures I sent, could you post these on the soda's forum, Rebecca Helgren
what is that near the crate in the left side of the picture? Kinda looks like a snake. Brrrr. Great finds.
