BeachComber
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Hi All,
I agree with TROG.
I am convinced that this bottle is either from Central America or from the West Indies. I have a rather large collection of Central American and West Indian soda bottles. I have seen many different examples that are specifically from Central America and that are cobalt blue (sadly I don't have any). Also, the fact that there is no city name embossed and just a company name is also very typical of West Indian / Central American soda bottles.
I have a very interesting book that lists all trade businesses from the Central American and West Indian countries from 1900 - 1905. I will pull it out tonight and will see if I can find out exactly what country S. Bernstein is from.
Great Find!
I agree with TROG.
I am convinced that this bottle is either from Central America or from the West Indies. I have a rather large collection of Central American and West Indian soda bottles. I have seen many different examples that are specifically from Central America and that are cobalt blue (sadly I don't have any). Also, the fact that there is no city name embossed and just a company name is also very typical of West Indian / Central American soda bottles.
I have a very interesting book that lists all trade businesses from the Central American and West Indian countries from 1900 - 1905. I will pull it out tonight and will see if I can find out exactly what country S. Bernstein is from.
Great Find!