] So ol Gavin went back to sailing hey, neat to know!...and yes I concur that document states Fraser River.I need that bottle!....I was wondering if that style was used by them and now we know!....was the bottle for sale?It's a generic design used by many bottlers and was used from approximately 1945-1955.I cant quite make out the cross...it appears to be the latest style.
]....speaking of which....I just got a lead on a Black Bear brand ACL..now I already have that bottle but the label is faded, it's the 3rd bottle in the picture at the start of the post; and from the same person I think I have another variation that fits in between bottle #1 and #2..it's aqua green with what I hope is a variation on the large B.....I'll have to do a new family photo soon!..see fuzzy attached pic. That picture looks strange with color added to it[] Funny thing that you posted that six pack...there is one for sale in our local antique shop!, bottles and carton...of course they wanted too much for it[] [attachment=Cross acl-1.jpg]
]....geesh should I just cough up the cash!I left behind a Green glass 12oz I think...with a Cross's GA paper label on it...ever see one? similar or identical to the ACL...not sure if I mentioned it before. It is fully intact but had varnish spilled on it [] so much of the label is darkend off., maybe I should just grab it and stop being a fussy nit picker!...it's only $5 bucks.And he had another Cross & Co. Black Bear...with the ACL on the back but it's another variation (embossing) to the ones I've already pictured..don't think it's the same as that bluish/green one pictured above....although it may be the same as the ACL beside it. The Cross is different for sure and the positioning of Vancouver is not the same as the other 3.Well I hope my contact doesn't bail on me for those two bottles!
