Broadway Dry & Local Med

[jpoff430]

My wifes uncle knows I collect bottles and brought me over these two. Im not familiar with either of these. Ive never seen this Broadway Dry soda. Bottom is embossed New York. It has a great city scene embossed the whole way around the bottom. The other is a local med from Windsor, PA. Windsor is a very small town close to where I live in York, PA. If anyone has any info on either of these it would be appreciated. Mostly just curious if these are some what rare or common. Merry Christmas.

 

[jpoff430]

John C. Gable MD, Windsor, PA

 

[RIBottleguy]

Nice adds! Those pyro meds seem hard to come by. I think they are gaining popularity.

 

[jpoff430]

This is the only pyro med I have. Its not something I really collect, but do like it since its local. Id think they would be somewhat scarce since dug ones most likely dont have much paint left on them.

 

[NyDigger1]

I would be interested in the broadway if you wanted to sell,

It was a mold used for about 7 soda companies in the 5 boroughs from the early 1920s to late 1930s, mostly emerald green and clear.

the largest company to use the mold was Baas Beverages

 

[epackage]

That green bottle is killer, love that embossing...

 

[botlguy]

Those are both unusual, nice gets.

 

[jpoff430]

Here's a close up of the Broadway Dry embossing. It is pretty cool. Thanks for the comments.

 

[botlguy]

I usually don't care a lot for bottles of that vintage but that one is definitely worth keeping.