Nisco soda advertisements Norfolk VA

[ecotramper412]

Thought some people on here would be interested in seeing these, plus I've got a few questions. I believe they are newspaper cut outs glued onto cardboard. One has a spot that the paper can be lifted up and text is on the back. All from Norfolk VA documenting the choice of the name, and the beginning of a new soda.

1) Anyone have a Nisco bottle?
2) Why is there what looks like a picture of an ACL on a document dated 1916?

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[ecotramper412]

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[ecotramper412]

A close of of a thank you letter from Consolidated Bottling Works to the Virginian Pilot. This looks like it is actually typed on, but the back has text too.

Maybe these aren't newspaper adds? Original printings or example advertisements for before printing? Now that I look at them, the paper quality does seem better than newspaper.

Possible fakes?
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[ecotramper412]

the bottle: Jamestown Ginger Ale - Anyone have an example?
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[ecotramper412]

What would that $20 in gold be worth now?!
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[epackage]

Looks like a typical triangular paper label to me...cool stuff....Jim

 

[epackage]

I wonder if it ever got made....I can't wait til' the soda Guru's chime in....

 

[div2roty]

Cool stationary. I've had some from plants in Delaware and Maryland, all sold though...I agree with Jim, looks like a paper label bottle.

 

[ecotramper412]

Yeah I'm curious if it ever came out and if anyone has an example. Seems like a lot of hype for the new product, but some quick google searches don't reveal anything.

 

[splante]

could of sworn I seen One on ebay recently but searched current and completed and found nothing, a company named nisco did make bottle capping machines.