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This exact bottle turned up at the Columbia SC bottle show last month and no one, including Georgia Crown Soda Book authors Ken Nease and Carl Barnet had ever heard of it. The bottler name embossed, James Ray's Sons, had gone out of business by about 1912. No other machine made bottle for James Rays Sons has been found.
This exact bottle turned up at the Columbia SC bottle show last month and no one, including Georgia Crown Soda Book authors Ken Nease and Carl Barnet had ever heard of it. The bottler name embossed, James Ray's Sons, had gone out of business by about 1912. No other machine made bottle for James Rays Sons has been found.
I've never heard of one before, it's probably a pretty rare one. Could you post a picture of the bottle?I recently found and bought a James Ray Dr Pepper KoB bottle. Does anyone on here know of another or about the history of it?
If you ever decided to part ways with it I would be highly interested !!I recently found and bought a James Ray Dr Pepper KoB bottle. Does anyone on here know of another or about the history of it?