D. Palliser Mobile ala bottle error
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Hey Cory,
Nice one. How many "L's" on that guy. I found this Christin Patent model, that is kinda cool.
There's a previous discussion: https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-68986/mpage-1/tm.htm#68999
He had Sons.
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Tod has the Christin Patent model:
From Sodas & Beers.
"Christin Closure, circ: 1875-1880, Occurs on 20 bottles,
Invented by: Arthur Christin,
American Patent: April 13, 1875, Number 161,863,
This stopper was an adaptation of the Gravitating closure. The variation was that the stopper itself was composed of a composite rubber material instead of the glass rod used in the Gravitating stopper. Also unlike the Gravitating it had an imbedded rubber ring in the lip of the bottle where the stopper wedged against creating the seal." Thanks Tod.
Nice one. How many "L's" on that guy. I found this Christin Patent model, that is kinda cool.
There's a previous discussion: https://www.antique-bottles.net/forum/m-68986/mpage-1/tm.htm#68999
He had Sons.
Tod has the Christin Patent model:
Invented by: Arthur Christin,
American Patent: April 13, 1875, Number 161,863,
This stopper was an adaptation of the Gravitating closure. The variation was that the stopper itself was composed of a composite rubber material instead of the glass rod used in the Gravitating stopper. Also unlike the Gravitating it had an imbedded rubber ring in the lip of the bottle where the stopper wedged against creating the seal." Thanks Tod.
celerycola
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There are two sizes of the Palliser Christin Patent soda. One of the 1870's ere bloc tops nhas the spelling Pallisier.
He came to New Orleans in 1848 at the age of 16 and found work washing soda bottles. He started his own plant at Mobile in 1850 at the age of 18. His obituary was published in the National Bottler's Gazette in 1897. His sons continued the business and the company continued into the 1940's bottling 7 up.
He came to New Orleans in 1848 at the age of 16 and found work washing soda bottles. He started his own plant at Mobile in 1850 at the age of 18. His obituary was published in the National Bottler's Gazette in 1897. His sons continued the business and the company continued into the 1940's bottling 7 up.
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wonkapete
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There's a couple different sizes of those from Mobile. I have one somewhere with the orginal stopper.
wonkapete
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Here's the misspelled blob that Dennis was talking about.
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celerycola
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Palliser also bottled Gay-Ola but I've never seen a bottle.
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