9oz uncle jo

[bubbas dad]

here's one of 3 bottles i got for my birthday. i have quite a few of these bottles in 4oz but this is only the second 9oz. it has some case wear but over all a great bottle.

 

[Brains]

nice lookin bottle there,
My uncle Jo would like to have one i am sure[]
it's a pun![]

 

[capsoda]

Wow John, That is a very cool bottle. Where is it from? I want one!!

 

[Willman669]

That is a strange looking bottle!!!!

 

[madman]

wow very nice love those decos got your double sugar bottle today 5 bucks ill send it soon mike

 

[madman]

heres the pix

 

[bubbas dad]

i believe uncle jo was bottled mainly in texas and surrounding area. the 4oz are more common. the same company also bottled a drink called aunt ida and their bottles were always green. mike let me know when you have a total including shipping and thanks for your help.
heres a 4oz

 

[Trying not to break it]

hi john, that is one very pretty bottle, love the shape and the color. nice birthday bottle. i want one too[]. take care, rhona

 

[logueb]

Nice bottle!!!! [] If you look closely at this bottle and many other brands like the NuIcy, Nugrape, the Double Sugar etc., you see the resemblance of the 1915 hobbleskirt Coke where the bottle is in two bubbled sections. These bottles tend to break at the pinched in sections. In the Uncle Joe's you even see the ribs in the bubbled sections. I would place this bottle in the 1920's as a copy-cat of the coke design. Does anyone have the history on this company?

 

[capsoda]

Don't have any history but I want one and one of those Double Sugars too.[8|]