Help! I am new to this forum and although I am not new to collecting, I am new to actually finding out more about my collection. So here's my first challenge. Years ago I found a bottle on a river bank in a suburb of Cleveland. It had been washed ashore after a heavy spring rain. It is a light green bottle imprinted with "Neura Bottling Company; Soft Drink Specialists; 2047 Hamilton Ave.; Cleveland, OH" on the front and "NBC" on the bottom. The only information I can find is that the company was in business from about the very late 1920's until the early 1930's. Has anyone ever heard of this company? And how do I put a value on it if I don't know much about it? Any help is most appreciated!
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carling
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Surprisingly not a whole lot of value, even with the nice looking embossed woman on it. Maybe $10 to $20 on ebay if in nice condition. They also come in different sizes (ounces), and also in a seltzer bottle. Rick
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