7up oddities

[jrfalen]

Here are a few unusual bottles in my collection. First up is one with Lithium in the ingredients which I think was only from 1949, but it appears to have a 1953 date. Can't see a manufacturers mark.
Next is a 1953 dated from Spokane that is marked Durrglas or Burrglas instead of Duraglas.
And last is a 5 ounce bottle made by Glenshaw, maybe a salt and pepper shaker? Seems kind of big for that, but I don't know what else it could be.

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[cokemanracer]

Glenshaw Glass made several salt and pepper soft drink type bottle sets for different companies and also for the National Soft Drink Association Conventions over the years (also called the ABCB, InterBev, etc.). I've always liked finding them, they add a nice variety to the collection. For some reason, it seems like they didn't make the soft drink convention bottle for every year, not that they don't exist but I've not seen others. NOT FOR SALE OR TRADE

 

[jrfalen]

Wow, thanks for all the information. Amazing collection you have!

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[M.C.Glass]

Here are a couple of my better 7ups. I remember bidding on the ribbed one several years ago while I was fighting the flu. When the auction was ending, I had a fever and the price was climbing. I recall thinking I might be bidding too much, but I don’t regret it at all. I think it was applied onto a Spizz bottle.

 

[M.C.Glass]

I have a few salt and pepper shakers too. And a lighter,